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The Apache server is capable of serving web pages straight from the directories of your system user accounts. This allows all the system users the ability to run their own web sites which are hosted off the main server. This is exactly the same way that many web server companiess provide websites for their customers and it’s relatively easy to enable. Name: Apache HomePage: http://www.apache.org/ Function: Webserver http://www.opensourcehowto.org/how-to/apache/setup-apache2-with-access-t

Until recently, Apache didn't have a serious open source rival. In Netcraft's latest web server survey, we can see one emerging. As always, Apache has the top spot, Microsoft's IIS is second, and the ever-popular unknown is third. At number five, serving about 1.4 million sites, is lighttpd.