or IIS. If Apache what server hardware, HP, AIX, Sun.

Thanks

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Christie Pargeter
Willamette Industries, Inc.
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> I was wondering how many people are using AR Web and if you are using Apache
> or IIS. If Apache what server hardware, HP, AIX, Sun.


ARWeb running on Apache 1.3.9, Sun Solaris 2.6

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Jarl Groneng
jgroneng@online.no

-tony


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Rick Ponzo
SPAWAR Technical Information Center
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> I was wondering how many people are using AR Web and if you are using
Apache
> or IIS. If Apache what server hardware, HP, AIX, Sun.
>
> Thanks
>
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I a running a fairly small shop, and I am torn by the decision of whether or
not to purchase the $12,000 add-on. Is it worth it? I use Web based
knowledge base and Intranets for broadcasting status to different
departments, but it seems like a lot of money to lose active links and have
things be web based...Please let me know what you as AR WEB user think about
it, and can recomment the expenditure.

Rich Asay
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If you don't need to run the full client on the web, here's a better
idea. Spend $2000, go to RUG, and see a web system based on ARSPerl (free),
which runs on Apache Web server (also free), and looks better and runs more
efficiently than AR Web ever thought of. If you have the expertise to
install and configure Apache and Perl (if I can do it, you probably can),
you can run this.

If you'd like a preview, go to http://raq1.geoffe.com/arsperlweb/,
and follow the instructions on the page. It's not perfect, but is a good
place to start. The author is Geoff Endresen, who will also be presenting
it with Jarl Groneng at RUG. Don't miss it!!

Rick Cook
ISS Remedy Consultant
AT&T Wireless Services
425-580-8139

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> Sent: Tuesday, March 28, 2000 11:35 AM
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>
> Hello Listers,
>
> I a running a fairly small shop, and I am torn by the decision of whether
> or
> not to purchase the $12,000 add-on. Is it worth it? I use Web based
> knowledge base and Intranets for broadcasting status to different
> departments, but it seems like a lot of money to lose active links and
> have
> things be web based...Please let me know what you as AR WEB user think
> about
> it, and can recomment the expenditure.
>
> Rich Asay
> rich.asay@kmc-usa.com
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