- From: Matthew James Marnell <marnellm@portia.portia.com>
- Date: Fri, 26 Jan 1996 17:26:29 -0500
- To: Tony Sanders <sanders@bsdi.com>
- Cc: www-talk@w3.org
:> :>The Apache server has an API, and you can have it for $0. And it's :>one heck of a server with an open development group to boot. Not that I like NT, but the original question was about NT, and I don't know if anyone has ported Apache to NT, although I'm sure it's possible. :>There are also SLL versions of Apache available. Wouldn't put too much credence in that. Yes, there is an SSL version, I paid the $495 for it, but those *@#$&*@#$% over at VeriSign will not sign certificates for it. The sales drone on the phone said they couldn't do anything with Apache until someone in charge of marketing at Apache called so they could work out the marketing details. The funny thing is that Apacke is a free implementation WWW server. It's just a bunch of great guys that write it in their spare time, there is no marketing dept. Anyway, either VeriSign needs to smarten up, or there needs to be some other signing agency. I wasn't aware until all this happened that VeriSign was a part of RSA, Inc. Matt Marnell
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