Free perl web server software for mac

Abyss Web Server X1 is a free personal web server. It supports HTTP/1.1, CGI scripts, and Server Side. Includes (SSI), access control, users and groups management, partial downloads, caching negotiation, index files, directory aliases, customizable MIME types, custom error pages, and standard logging. It also features an easy to use remote web management interface. Host your web site and your PHP, Perl, or ASP scripts is a matter of a few minutes.
Abyss Web Server X1 is the ideal web server software for personal users, web developers, students, small businesses and home offices.
Abyss Web Server X1 has the following other editions available: Abyss Web Server X1 for Windows, Abyss Web Server X1 for Linux and Abyss Web Server X1 for FreeBSD.
Abyss Web Server X1 is a free and fully functional software: no nag screens, no time limitations, no spyware, and no advertisements. Download your copy today and join the tens of thousands of people who have been using it daily since 2002.
Enhancements:
- The console organization has been changed.
- The parameters that were available before by selecting Server Configuration and Advanced... are now available by pressing the Configure button in the Hosts table.

Fake server is a free tool for playing back server scenarios for testing browsers, web service clients and proxies.
You supply a list of transactions you wish to investigate and the server plays each of these transactions in turn. To restart a scenario, you restart the server.

System requirements:
- Java

Servertest is a small program that lets you monitor how a web server responds to requests for web pages over a long period time.

It sends periodic HTTP GET requests to one or more URLs in order to get an indication of the average response time and pattern of timeouts for each. The results of each poll are displayed on the screen and optionally logged to a file.

Each time the program is run it can "restart" from where it left off to continue to accumulate statistics calculated with running totals.

Servertest is written in the Perl computer language. In order to run, it requires a copy of the Perl language system which is usually installed on computers running Mac OS X.

Servertest is written in the Perl computer language and can run on most computer systems, including Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux.

What distinguishes Servertest from many other products for monitoring servers is that it is available in source form for modification, enhancement, and redistribution (subject to a license). The program is straightforward, and lends itself to modification.

Also distinguishing is that it is designed to follow a traditional Unix style with simple output and optional command line driven input yet work on a variety of operating systems.