* Richard Gooch said:
> > Performance, and *modularity*. khttpd doesn't affect anything else in
> > the kernel, and so is a rather harmless optional feature.
>=20
> I've seen this question raised before, but I don't recall seeing a
> definitive answer. How does khttpd compare with phttpd?
And... I'm sorry, but I can't find it - where actually IS phttpd available?
marek
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