You can fetch a time-limited demo executable of Afterburner:
This demo will expire 30 days after you download it.Once you have fetched the file, you unpack it like so:
gunzip afterburner-2.11-FreeBSD.tar.gz
tar xvf afterburner-2.11-FreeBSD.tar
rm afterburner-2.11-FreeBSD.tar
afterburner
- the executable
afterburner.1
- the Unix-style manual page
dolog
- logfile translation executable
dolog.1
- manual page for dolog
data
- the subdirectory where your web files go
afterburner.sh
- sample boot-time startup script
afterburner_config
- sample configuration file
500.afterburner-rotate
- sample log rotation script
The 8000 is the port number you want the server to listen on for testing. There's some more info on the various command-line flags in the manual page. Verify that the sever is working by pointing your web browser at http://your.hostname.here:8000/ - you should get a page saying "Afterburner is running"../afterburner -p 8000
After you're satisfied that it's working, you can set up your real web site. Take a look at the Afterburner sample configuration guide.
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