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Hay dos versiones disponibles. Apache 2.0, mas completo y mas nuevo pero
consume mas recursos; y Apache 1.3.26, menos completo pero consume pocos
recursos.
Esta disponible para un montón de sistemas operativos (SO): Windows,
Linux, FreeBSD, MacOSX, Solaris, Beos... y mas.
Ahora ve a...
Nota sobre Windows XP:
Windows XP Apache Users Read This First
If you will install Apache on Windows XP, you must install the Windows
XP Service Pack 1. You may obtain that service pack from;
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/pro/downloads/servicepacks/sp1/default.asp
Additional Warning: we recommend disabling the "Quality of Service"
(or QoS) network driver from Microsoft if you are using Apache, since
Apache does not support the QoS extensions to the WinSock API.
The original distribution of Windows XP may expose you to a known bug,
reported by users of Apache 1.3 and 2.0 on Windows XP. The effects of
this bug are particularly observed in conjunction with https SSL/TLS connections,
but also occurs in other contexts.
It appears the combination of duplicating file handles between and parent
and child process, in conjunction with blocking sends to the http client
may result in corrupted output. You may not see corruption in MSIE, which
tends to throw any error in the 'Cannot find server or DNS Error' category,
rather than explaining the real error or display the corruption. You will
only see this corruption over slower links, testing the local loopback
(localhost) generally reveals no corruption. This is a potential security
risk, since the random, corrupt data served may come from anywhere, such
as the cache of buffered file pages containing sensitive data.
If you receive such errors on Windows XP using SSI scripting or PHP scripts,
but not static pages, you are probably a victim of this bug. Microsoft
initially released a hotfix for the issue, that has been superceeded by
the Service Pack 1 release. MSKB article Q317949 addresses this bug.
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