A commercial company has contacted me about buying the Hiawatha webserver. They were looking for a secure webserver for their embedded hardware and thought that Hiawatha would fit best. We've been negotiating about a possible deal for several weeks now. After more than 15 years of developing Hiawatha, I think it's time for me to let it go and move on. So, yes, I've sold the Hiawatha webserver.
Most important part of the deal is that Hiawatha will remain open source, but some future features may only be available to paying customers. One of those paid features will be support for HTTP/2. The details about the deal can be found here [page removed].
Update:
Of course this was an April fool's joke. No way I will be selling my Hiawatha webserver.
Happy birthday! :-)
And thanks a lot for your hard work and your great support!
(And thanks even more for hiawatha, relying on it helps me to avoid a huge amount of headache)
You got me
Very well executed joke.
Oh, what a shocking joke ;-)
Do not sell this fine piece of software !
Greetings from Germany, vitus
Once again for your contribution to society and global netizens.
Greeting from India.
Best wishes from Norway
Thanks for your fantastic web-server!
Greetings from the Caribbeans.
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