You can download the freesco.org firewall that fits on a floppy. It also
has a small web server in it if I recall correctly.
On Wednesday 24 July 2002 08:29, wchast@utilpart.com wrote:
> Folks, the company that I work for produces software for the wireless
> work environment, we have traditionally been utility (as in electric,
> gas, water, etc) oriented, out in the field our products us a "MDT"
> which is now days a laptop hardened or other wise for the field tech
> to use. We have moved to a web based product, but when the field tech
> is out of RF coverage the web brower talks to a internal web server
> on the MDT so the tech can continue to do work.
>
> We want to move this type of operation to a PDA, but so far they have
> been looking at wince err WinCE, it does not have a web server that
> will run on a PDA.
>
> Here is the question, I have seen many very small web servers for
> different LINUX functions does anyone know if a very small web server
> has been ported to LINUX for the PDA's, if so that would be a very
> strong VERY STRONG, yea verily VERY VERY STRONG reason for my company
> to move the field side to LINUX
> in order to be able to allow a PDA to continue to process field
> orders even though the tech is out of RF coverage somewhere.
>
> Any ideas, pretty please??
>
>
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> going out and
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