Abyss Web Server X1 for Mac

Used Abyss Web Server X1 for Mac?

Developer’s Description

By Aprelium Technologies

Use modern web server with support for HTTPS, PHP, and CGI/Perl.

Abyss Web Server X1 is a free Web server available for Windows, Mac OS X/macOS and Linux.Despite its small footprint, it supports secure SSL/TLS connections, automated provisioning and renewal of certificates from ACME-compliant authorities such as Let's Encrypt, IPv6, on-the-fly HTTP compression, download resuming, caching negotiation, log rotation, CGI/1.1 scripts, FastCGI, ISAPI extensions, eXtended Server Side Includes (XSSI), ASP.NET (on Windows), reverse proxying, WebSocket proxying, custom error pages, password protection, URL rewriting, IP address control, aliases, custom MIME types, index files, custom directory listings, anti-leeching, and bandwidth throttling.It features also an automatic anti-hacking system and an intuitive multilingual remote Web management interface. With Abyss Web Server X1, hosting your site and your PHP, Perl, Python, ASP, Ruby on Rails, or ASP.NET Web applications is a matter of a few minutes.

Abyss Web Server X1 for Mac

Used Abyss Web Server X1 for Mac?

Explore More

Full Specifications

GENERAL

Release: June 3, 2019

Latest update: June 3, 2019

Version: 2.12.1

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Mac

Operating System: Mac OS X

Additional Requirements

macOS Mojave
macOS High Sierra
macOS Sierra
OS X El Capitan
OS X Yosemite
OS X Mavericks
OS X Mountain Lion
OS X Lion
OS X Snow Leopard

POPULARITY

Total Downloads: 1,637

Downloads Last Week: 1

Report Software

Program available in other languages

Descargar Abyss Web Server X1

Last Updated

User Reviews

4.7/5

3 User Votes

Abyss is faster, easier, and more stable than Apache!
cenocreJuly 12, 2010
Pros
Abyss has a small footprint, GREAT tech support, utter stability, low cost, great speed, great features. is easy to setup. Used for years in a commercial web hosting environment and it has never crashed. It has many useful and innovative features.
Cons
The one MAJOR flaw is that it has no automatic archiving of logs. Lately it has taken a long time for updates. Would love to see a control panel for users rather than just admin.
Summary
Been using Abyss for years now in a commercial web hosting environment and it has been PERFECTLY stable. Things that take Apache down are barely a blip for Abyss. We are about move all of our servers from Apache to Abyss. Apache is like Windoze - popular, but hard to figure out why as it is so bloated and awkward. Abyss beats Apache in: Speed Simplicity (in a different universe) Ease of configuration Login and consistency of interface and configuring Speed of setup Tolerance of errors in configuration User choice - can put it on any volume and quickly migrate it to another server Stability Support - quick and generally accurate answers from a single source Cost - Yes, Apache is supposedly free and Abyss costs a little for the , but if you measure cost of the time involved with each product, you will save LOTS of time with Abyss. Abyss is not perfect, but the company Aprelium listens to users and continues to improve the product. There a just a few features that are missing. And, while their documentation covers just about everything and is VERY accessible, it definitely could use some help as it makes far too many assumptions about the user's knowledge. It needs better BASIC explanations as it sometimes states the obvious while missing the not obvious aspects of a feature and the reason for the feature. The tech support for Abyss is great!! With the very reasonably priced Pro version, you get priority support. They actually read your questions and give reasonable and quick answers even for complex issues. After wasting years of my life with open source products such as Apache where you search in forum after forum for months only to get numerous stupid and wrong answers especially when dealing with utterly absurd mod_rewrite and, after dealing with the big companies such as Adobe, Epson, Apple, Micro$oft, Comcast (aieeeeeh), etc where the techs often times know little and deny obvious bugs, dealing with Aprelium is a breath of fresh air. I now recommend dealing mostly with small companies that make great products such as ProVue (makes the great database Panorama), HindSight (photo business software), Aprelium, etc. You often get MUCH better products, better support, and surprisingly longer life products. ProVue made the second piece of software for the Mac and it is still around. Buy small and buy quality as it will save time and money (even over the "free" products). As an added bonus you can often get features added to the products based on your own suggestions!
Favorite Server Software - forget about Apache
cenocreMarch 20, 2009
Pros
Cons
Summary
This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />There is no reason to use Apache. There are MUCH better products such as Abyss. Been using Abyss for years now in a commercial web hosting environment with PHP, the database Panorama, MySQL, WordPress, Perl, and Python and it has been PERFECTLY stable. Things that take Apache down are barely a blip for Abyss. We have moved all of our servers from Apache to Abyss. Apache is like Windoze - popular, but hard to figure out why as it is so bloated and awkward. Abyss beats Apache in: Speed Simplicity (in a different universe) Ease of configuration Login and consistency of interface and configuring Speed of setup - Just set up a new multiple site server in less than one hour Tolerance of errors in configuration User choice and migration - can put it on any volume and quickly migrate it to another server - just drag and drop one folder and the entire server is moved Stability Support - Very quick and generally accurate answers from a single source - they can deal with complex issues!!!! Cost - Yes, Apache is supposedly free and Abyss costs a little for the Pro version, but if you measure cost of the time involved with each product, you will save LOTS of time and money with Abyss. Abyss is not perfect, but the company Aprelium listens to users and continues to improve the product. There a just a few features that are missing. And, while their documentation covers just about everything and is VERY accessible, it definitely could use some help as it makes far too many assumptions about the user's knowledge. It needs better BASIC explanations as it sometimes states the obvious while missing the not obvious aspects of a feature and the reason for the feature. The tech support for Abyss is great!! With the very reasonably priced Pro version, you get priority support. They actually read your questions and give reasonable and quick answers even for complex issues. After wasting years of my life with open source products such as Apache where you search in forum after forum for months only to get numerous stupid and wrong answers especially when dealing with utterly absurd mod_rewrite and, after dealing with the big companies such as Adobe, Epson, Apple, Micro$oft, Comcast, etc where the techs often times know little and deny obvious bugs, dealing with Aprelium is a breath of fresh air. I now recommend dealing mostly with small companies that make great products such as ProVue (makes the great database Panorama), HindSight (photo business software), Aprelium, etc. You often get MUCH better products, better support, and surprisingly longer life products. ProVue made the second piece of software for the Mac and it is still around. Buy small and buy quality as it will save time and money (even over the "free" products). As an added bonus you can often get features added to the products based on your own suggestions!
It.Works.Every.Time.
RestonMacGuyJanuary 11, 2007
Pros
Cons
Summary
This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />I wanted to set up a web server for my internal network. I use a perl-based web calendaring system that I wanted my mixed-platform environment to use. I also wanted to be able to punch a hole in my firewall to allow me access to my calendar when I was traveling. Apple's Apache implementation is just a bit too daunting for me. Along comes Abyss and, presto! Now I have my system! I've never had a problem with it. I've moved it from one Mac to another (10.4 to 10.3), I've upgraded it twice. I run it on startup, and it operates in the background as it should. I've never had a problem with it. The documentation is straightforward, as is the configuration. This is one of the best *free* pieces of software I've ever used!