I am looking for feedback on the beta version of a simple HTTP web server for the Macintosh that I have been working on. It is written entirely using MacPerl. I put it together from the ground up using the IO::Select Perl module. In the testing I have done so far it seems to be very fast and stable. The source code is available at http://www.reed.edu/~ckasow/. I must warn that things are still a little messy... This web server processes MacPerl CGI requests much faster than any other web server for the Mac can - through the use of "require" statements, MacPerl CGI are precompiled into memory as the server starts up. When a CGI script is requested, the server evokes the script as a subroutine. The server also supports server-side file caching, access control, and activity logging. I have tried to make it as secure as possible, but I'm sure I've overlooked some stuff... Configuration is done by editing a self explanitory "config" file that has lots of fun variables to tweak. The server is not really HTTP 1.1 compliant but I'm not sure if this matters... I would be very grateful for any and all feedback people have to offer. Thank you, Clay Kasow ckasow@reed.edu ***** Want to unsubscribe from this list? ***** Send mail with body "unsubscribe" to mac-perl-request@iis.ee.ethz.ch