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How to Install Shoutcast on Linux

SHOUTcast is Nullsoft's Free Winamp-based distributed streaming audio system. Thousands of broadcasters around the world are waiting for you to tune in and listen. You can start your own radio station and stream music and live shows. See an example of hundreds of world-wide stations at shoutcast.com

IMAGE WEB SERVER

Welcome to the Image Web Server Tutorial . These pages are designed to take you from first principles, deployed in simple easy-to-understand HTML pages, to complex examples that solve real-world problems.

Click on the tutorial page links on this page to view each tutorial. The tutorials have inline code comments to help understand how to build Image Web Server sites.

From the tutorial pages you can use the following links to learn more about the tutorial:

Click on the overview link for a brief overview of the tutorial (in PDF).
Click on the code notes link to view the code notes for each sample page in a new browser window.
Click on the page code link to view the source code for that tutorial in a new browser window.

ICCF chess webserver:

ANNOUNCEMENT: the webserver received a major update on 20.04.2007. Many of the screenshots and instructions in this tutorial are no longer valid or are incomplete. Many new features have been added and the pages have been redesigned. Much of the tutorial is still correct in general and can still be used as a guideline. However, many specifics have changed. Eventually, this tutorial will be completely replaced with a new tutorial.

Building Apache 2.2.3 or 2.0.59, with mod_ssl, mod_security, mod_deflate

To build mod_deflate, the zlib source code directory is placed under C:\build\httpd-2.x.x\srclib (as httpd-2.x.x\srclib\zlib). The main Apache 2.0/2.2 build process will automatically compile the zlib source code and build mod_deflate. Note that to build zlib v1.2.3 under Apache 2.0, the C:\build\httpd-2.0.x\modules\filters\mod_deflate.dep/dsp/mak files will need to be patched. Do NOT perform this patching step if building mod_deflate under Apache 2.2, or if building against zlib v1.1.4.

Starting PWS

The PWS service should start automatically when your computer reboots without you needing to configure anything. But if you want to look at the configuration options, open up the PWS Manager as follows:

On Windows 95 and NT, open Start Menu > Programs > Windows NT 4.0 Option Pack > Microsoft Personal Web server > Personal Web Manager.

On Windows 98, double-click on the PWS icon in your Start bar:

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