I've had to compile Apache 1.0 on three machines so far.  The first 
machine I did it on was a Sparc 20 running Solaris 2.4.  It worked pretty 
well, no complaints.  The second was a 20 running 4.13.  It bitched, whined,
pissed an moaned, ultimately not working.  I think I need to re-install 
gcc, but that's for another mailing list. . . .

The third was MacBSD.  I was pleased and somewhat surprised to type 
"make" and have it compile out of the box.  I now have a very functional 
httpd running on my IIci.  I don't pretend to understand everything that 
brought netbsd to this point--I'm sure it has many long nights and some 
good pizza stains to show for it; however, it was a joy for this to work so 
easily.  That's the way UN*X should be, at least from the standpoint of 
the end user.

Congratulations to those who made it possible!

--Adam


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