Ime Smits wrote:
Bottomline: Apache::ASP made me really happy because now don't have to
develop for IIS anymore and I can stick to my Linux environment. I can
I'm also being told every once in a while by management
about why we aren't using IIS, you know, when they receive
marketing
Ime Smits wrote:
| Oh, almost forget it... ASP is a loose of time on developer time... and
the
| module is to heavy, sorry but betwen oracle and ASP our server is down in
| performance, we run unix on a SGI and with 256mb ram...
| If you are trying to put ASP cause you don´t want to break
On Fri, 28 Apr 2000, Francesc Guasch wrote:
Ime Smits wrote:
Bottomline: Apache::ASP made me really happy because now don't have to
develop for IIS anymore and I can stick to my Linux environment. I can
I'm also being told every once in a while by management
about why we aren't using
Horror stories?
On a live site when a static page is being accessed NT can lock the page
and not unlock it even when you've stopped the internet service - handy
when you've got someone shouting at you to change a mistake.
If you change the default (eg index.htm) page in a directory to a dynamic
| Oh, almost forget it... ASP is a loose of time on developer time... and
the
| module is to heavy, sorry but betwen oracle and ASP our server is down in
| performance, we run unix on a SGI and with 256mb ram...
| If you are trying to put ASP cause you don´t want to break the designer
| work, you
