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Hello,
it is great to see that Xitami is back again :-)
I used Xitami years ago with OS/2 to develop and test webpages.
I am only missing the possibility (or the information how) to use PHP (and perhaps other languages like Python) with the new version of Xitami.
Xitami is back :-) Juchuuuu! :-)
Mfg
Stephan
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I've endorsed xitami since 1999, using it for all of my customers, and including it also in our DBFree project (www.dbfree.org).
I hope X5 will include soon the 2.5 capability of running external command processor like we do now with MaxScript (an xBase interpreter similar to PHP processor) because many users reported problems using 2.5 under x64 windows.
So far we had to give up to the xitami control panel applet in favour of a couple of batch files (like in the old Apache 1.3x) to start/stop xitami on x64 systems and Windows 7 .
Cheers.
GN
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