> 
> Hi Geof,
> 
> > I have been messing around with  NetBSD on my Amiga 4000, at home for a few
> > months, now my boss wants me to set up a web server using spare parts.  It
> > seems the best option is a Mac IIx (030) 8meg we have here running NetBSD.
> > The biggest problem is an available compiled httpd server.  Ive found CERN
> > httpd for the amiga port but that is about it.  I seem to rember reading
> > something about all 68k based versions are binary compatible (with the
> > exception of direct hardware calls) is this true?  If so are any other httpd
> > servers available anywhere, like Apache or NCSA??
> > 
> > Thanks
> > 
> > Geof
> 
> I am running NCSA httpd under NetBSD 1.1 on my Amiga 3000 (to let me carry out
> some experiments for a project at work), the standard distribution sources 
> compiled with no problems. I am using a PC running Netscape 2.0, connected
> over a serial PPP link to the Amiga, to test some CGI programs and it all
> works very well.
> 
> I have no experience of the MAC port of NetBSD but I would expect NCSA httpd
> to compile and run just as well on the MAC as on the Amiga.
> 
> 

Apache compiles 'out of the box' on NetBSD Amiga 1.1. I have no reason to
think that compiling it on a Mac will be any more difficult.

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