ann: New version of ApacheConf

Hi,
The new version of ApacheConf is published on http://www.Apache-GUI.com

What's new:
(+) The support of 'Include' directives
(+) Downloading and viewing the truncated ErrorLog files
(+) MS IE is embedded in the application
(+) Some insignificant changes
(*) Bug with PHP and Apache 2 is corrected

ApacheConf is a shell (GUI) for configuring Apache web servers that will
help you to tune the main configuration httpd.conf file. ApacheConf
presents all the information in the httpd.conf file in a structured
view. All of the server's directives are grouped by category (Global
directives, Directories, Virtual hosts, etc) and all these groups are
represented as a tree. In this way,you can see the entire structure of
the server at a glance and you can easily manage all of the server's
directives, as well as the directories and virtual hosts.

You can download the new version from http://www.Apache-GUI.com

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Sergey Zimin
www.Apache-GUI.com

Sergey Zimin writes:

> ApacheConf is a shell (GUI) for configuring Apache web servers that will
> help you to tune the main configuration httpd.conf file. ApacheConf
> presents all the information in the httpd.conf file in a structured
> view. All of the server's directives are grouped by category (Global
> directives, Directories, Virtual hosts, etc) and all these groups are
> represented as a tree. In this way,you can see the entire structure of
> the server at a glance and you can easily manage all of the server's
> directives, as well as the directories and virtual hosts.

One of the great advantages of Apache is NOT having to work through a
GUI, and the GUI is the nightmare of systems like IIS.

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>>ApacheConf is a shell (GUI) for configuring Apache web servers that will
>>help you to tune the main configuration httpd.conf file. ApacheConf
>>presents all the information in the httpd.conf file in a structured
>>view. All of the server's directives are grouped by category (Global
>>directives, Directories, Virtual hosts, etc) and all these groups are
>>represented as a tree. In this way,you can see the entire structure of
>>the server at a glance and you can easily manage all of the server's
>>directives, as well as the directories and virtual hosts.
>
>
> One of the great advantages of Apache is NOT having to work through a
> GUI, and the GUI is the nightmare of systems like IIS.
>

imho, using the good Apache web server configuration GUI is faster and
easier than configuring Apache server by hand.

Sergey Zimin