Abyss Web Server is a lightweight web server that supports secure connections, compression and a variety of web technologies. Includes dynamic content generation through CGI/FastCGI scripts, ISAPI extensions, native ASP.NET, reverse proxying, eXtended Side Includes (XSSI), custom error pages and log rotation. Includes remote management tools.
Security features include SSL/TLS, anti-leeching, password protection, bandwidth throttling, IP address controls, anti-hacking features etc.
Clients available for Mac OS X and Linux.
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Runs on: | WinXP / Vista / Win7 / Win8 / Win10 |
Writes settings to: | Application folder |
Stealth: ? | Yes |
Unicode support: | Yes |
License: | Liteware |
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Similar/alternative apps: | Uniform Server, XAMPP |
What's new? | See: https://aprelium.com/news/ |
Hi, anyone here know why I cannot connect to 127.0.0.1:9999 (Abyss configuration page) when using Privoxy, is there a workaround ?
If I use No Proxy then ok but not when Privoxy enabled. I tried other web server app like Xampp or Tiny Webserver then ok, only Abyss have this problem ?
v2.9.3.5
Works great I have been using it for 2 years with no significant errors or bugs. Works well with ASP, PHP, MYSQL.
Has advanced features like easy web interface, hosts addition features. Log works with Webalizer and I use baretail to view logs in realtime
if you extract it manually, you have to create a "log" dir and an empty "cgi.log" (textfile) inside that dir.
otherwise you will get an error message and the server will not run.
Thank you thank you thank you! guys for the info ;) I also recommend it to anyone and it's really portable, easy, and configurable/advanced yet. I use it with PHP and the DBS I'm using is the portable version of FireBird.
It's also convenient not to configure the web server all over again just because you changed the system it runs on ;)
Just come across this and decided to give it a go.
How do I add mySQL though? The info I have adds it as a service, which is not really what I want in a USB kit.
It's fantastic furthemore it suports ASP and ASP.NET that are not suported by other servers
Instead of installing/copying/uninstalling, you could just change the name of the download file from *.exe to *.zip and open the zip file with 7-Zip. Copy all files/folders except $Plugins folder to the USB key and delete the *.zip file.
By the way, you can delete the "lang" folder if you just want it in English.
I've been using the non-portable version of Abyss Web Server for a few years now and think it's fantastic. Significantly smaller footprint than Apache and much easier configuration!
Cattleya: have you tried changing the admin port (away from 9999)? Privoxy might be redirecting it for some reason.
v2.9.3.5