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CPU & Memory Unix-World Apache / PHP Enterprise (64-bit) r.090203

ImageAbout Unix-World Apache / PHP Enterprise (64-bit)
Apache / PHP Enterprise (64-bit) stable distribution.
- Runs Faster, Better and support more high-load than Zend Server or other servers. It is an Enterprise class distribution of Apache / PHP compiled under pure 64-bit environment, using the MySQL Enterprise source code for client (GPL)
- It is released under the GPL License, but as long as you are using this distribution just as a runtime support for your Applications, you can deploy your applications as binary code (IonCube Loaders are also includded…). It means that your customers should download this distribution separately and you cannot embedd it in the same package as your Software Application if your software is not GPL. You are perfectly entitled to deliver your software as a separate package and download it in the place of your customers and even install it in their place :-)
- All the code was compiled with pure 64-bit mode (the Year 2038 Date Bug, solved - Date is now 64-bit in PHP 4 / PHP 5 / Apache 2.2 and can go with no problems after critical second from January 2038)
- Many more features.

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