Web software: servers, analysis, logs, proxy,
email, news and picture servers, and firewalls

This page is for people
who want to setup their own WWW resources. Most of the links refer to software
for computers running Microsoft's 'Windows'.
Index:
15
Seconds. Information on Active Server Pages (ASPs).
'Apache' free WWW server for
UNIX, Win'95 and NT. Download from
Imperial
College, London. This is the most popular
server.
FlashMX is used
to create complex multilayer web animations. From
Macromedia and a part of their $899
'Studio MX' software bundle, which includes Director MX, FireWorks MX,
ColdFusion MX and Freehand,
Freenet,
a peer-to-peer network designed to allow the distribution of information
over the Internet in an efficient manner, without censorship.
Microsoft's Internet
Information Server IIS v 5 also uses the
Index Server for web searches.
SGI's VRML 'Cosmo
Player' for Netscape v 3 for Windows95 and Windows NT (1.8MB).
Subscribe/unsubscribe to
Netscape's 'In-Box
Direct' information services sent by email: news, technology, stock prices etc.
Sound software for WWW.
WebReference.com. Web design tips, tutorials, software and advice.
XML.com
XML markup language
The 'top' 50 free
submission directories for the web,
listed
at Comunica. Submit web sites them for more exposure.
Articles on preparing clean URLs:
For Apache, nearly all modules can be found at
modules.apache.org. Links to useful
information about mod_rewrite can be found at
modrewrite.com. There is a good
overview of content negotiation on
Apache.
IIS does not have the strong module culture of Apache,
but iismodules.com lists many
commercially and freely available modules and
iisanswers.com,
iisfaq.com, and
iis-resources.com have related
links and more detailed information on using filters with IIS.
- JunkBusters
and Muffin provide control over what information web sites can obtain from client
programs that view their pages.
- Hamster
and second download
site, is a ree news server for Windows.
- Free public access to
Usenet news is available from many sites, including dfn
and Netcom. Registering is required before posting is permitted.
- Claranet
provides one of the best Usenet news services for £20/year.
8. Fax
sending and receiving
- HQFax,
a free internet fax gateway used to send faxes from a computer. Use one of
the many free fax-to-email services on Internet to receive faxes.

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This page was last updated on
26 February 2006 14:24:23.