I talked to the appweb people they said that if m0n0wall is based on the GNU
license we can use it free of charge.
<http://appwebserver.org/products/appWeb/embedded-web-server.html>
The PHP uses 1 to 2 mb of ram. And it is a module system so we can remove
CGI scripts and other things we don't need. On the home page it says it can
become as small as 110kb. For us it would be a bit bigger as we would need
PHP. Here are the conditions of using this software:
<http://appwebserver.org/downloads/licensing.html>
Jayden


On 10/31/05 12:27 PM, "Manuel Kasper" <mk at neon1 dot net> wrote:

> Calling PHP scripts through a web server on demand isn't a solution
> either, since a) the huge overhead of spawning a PHP CGI process
> every time would just make things even slower (unless someone can
> find a small web server that will run PHP natively - no, thttpd is
> not an option), and b) we need something that can keep certain
> things, such as the parsed configuration, in memory at all times.