An Apple user who runs a colocation service for Mac mini servers was pleased to discover this week that OS X Lion Server 10.7.3 adds a nifty web server tool.
A web server pane has been added to the Server application in Lion, boasting standard features like enable .htaccess overrides; edit web sites’ domain names; map multiple; domains into a single web site; configure redirects and aliases; specify custom index files; choose SSL certificates for individual websites.
Discovered by @MacMiniVault and reported by OS X Daily, the web server utility is a welcomed one. MacMiniVault added that Apple has done away with MySQL (featured in Snow Leopard Server) and is now using PostgreSQL as the default database server for OS X Lion.