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Re: Ibm supposedly replacing Apache

Note that Tim Rowe of IBM ( who manages the IBM i Apache server software team ) has already stated IBM has no current plans to replace the Apache based HTTP server on IBM i. Keep in mind the IBM HTTP server based on Apache is updated to run on IBM i and has several features that base Apache does not support and vise versa.


Jim Oberholtzer
Chief Technical Architect
Agile Technology Architects


On 9/26/2013 10:57 AM, Tom wrote:
Ugh. If they do wind up replacing it with something better/faster, I
hope it's as smooth a transition as the Original -> Apache was. And
continues to support NetData so that impact on us would be minimal.

Then again, our juniors would probably LOOOOVE it. Being really recent
grads, they're all in on the 'newer' webtechs (newer than what we're
running, anyway).

TomH

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