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DO NOT REPLY [Bug 14966] New: - Graphical User Interface (GUI) needed to easily configure Apache (httpd.conf)
From: <bugzilla(at)apache.org>
Date: Fri Nov 29 2002 - 13:34:10 EST
Graphical User Interface (GUI) needed to easily configure Apache (httpd.conf)
Summary: Graphical User Interface (GUI) needed to easily
configure Apache (httpd.conf)
Product: Apache httpd-2.0
Version: 2.0.43
Platform: All
OS/Version: All
Status: NEW
Severity: Enhancement
Priority: Other
Component: All
AssignedTo: bugs@httpd.apache.org
ReportedBy: webmaster33@bigfoot.com
I was just reading the Netcraft Web Server Survey (November 2002), where I read: Apache has 60.80%, MS has 28.69% of the market. http://www.netcraft.com/survey/
What can be the reason, the MS gains so big piece of the market? I know Apache
is gaining back some, but how long can it do this?
Will the Apache-MS war finish like IE-Netscape? Hopefully not, but Apache
developers should do something new, to avoid this. Apache Monitor can be the
fundament of this goal.
If IIS would not have so much security bugs, IIS would already own even 40-50% of the market. I know how much of Linux users/developers hate the GUI interfaces, but there is a NEED for it, to be able to compete with MS products. So I suggest a good, very well thought-out GUI, which can be easily used by beginners, too. Should be available on Unix, but especially on Windows. I know about Commanche, but the 3.x version is still weak, almost unusable by a beginner, or even by an intermediate webmaster. Unfortunately currently editing of httpd.conf with a text editor is easier, than to use Commanche... :( Commanche would be need a real good successor, which is developed by more developers, to create a quickly growing project. Regular releases are important. Before attacking my opinion, read again the text from beginning and try to understand my view-point. It is not possible to defend against MS with other tool, what was their success strategy. Think about it... If my words will reach main Apache developers, I hope they will feel my opinion well reasoned, and will organize a developer team for the GUI task. Keep up the good job!
Best regards,
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