[Xitami] survey: the machine you run xitami on

Stan Schretter xitami@lists.xitami.org
Wed, 20 Mar 2002 17:41:29 -0500


FYI

400MHz MMX, 192MB, Xitami with LRWP, Hosting real time radio ops and
response is great using LRWP.

Also on Win XP 1GH Alth, 256M, Xitami with LRWP


----- Original Message -----
From: "Magnus Wedberg" <mw@9000.org>
To: <xitami@lists.xitami.org>
Sent: Wednesday, March 20, 2002 9:44 AM
Subject: Re: [Xitami] survey: the machine you run xitami on


> > I'm just curious to see what type of machine everyone is running
> > xitami on.  I want to get an old system just to host a website, but
> > want to be sure it will handle it.  I'm thinking about a pentium 233
> > with 128 MB RAM.
>
> You're not telling us what type of load you expect, if you want to
> run PHP as a CGI module, etc. This is very important information.
>
> >  Let me know what processor, RAM, hard drive, ...etc you have.
>
> 200MHz MMX, 96 MB RAM, cheap-o Fujitsu IDE drive, Tyan Titan Turbo
> motherboard, running NT 4 Workstation with Xitami webserver and
> Mercury/32 mailserver. Xitami and Mercury/32 takes up VERY little
> RAM. Right now, with an uptime of ten days, the total system uses 38
> MB of physical RAM.
> PHP (CGI mode) is kind of slow. Compare my personal site
> http://mw.9000.org/
> (which uses PHP) with a HTML-only site
> http://www.brandkonsulten.se/
> Those two are hosted at the same machine. Initial lag for PHP parsing
> is quite noticeable.
>
> > Also, how
> > many hits per day does it handle without slowing down, crashing, etc.
>
> This I haven't tested. It never crashes. I have had months/years of
> uptime depending on the mail server and me installing stuff. Then,
> the websites don't see very much use, only the mail server. But I
> don't think Xitami has ever crashed -- if you avoid the beta version,
> that is...
>
> --
> Magnus Wedberg
> http://mw.9000.org/
> mw AT 9000.org
> SAVE THE WHALES! Collect the whole set.
>
>
>
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