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From: Scott Stahl <sstahl@gmail.com>
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Subject: Apache 1.3.x vs 2.0.x
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Whch version of apache is the standard to run on FreeBSD?  I've done
hosting for years now on Linux and FreeBSD using Apache 1.3.x but have
not really considered using the 2.0.x versions.

I know that php.net used to recommend running only on 1.3 but is this
still the case?

I've also upgraded some serers to PHP5 stable and it seems to run
well, is this the case with Apache 2.0?

Thanks for your help / comments.

Scott.