At 15:24 4/6/2004, Don wrote: >> install freebsd >> install the ports >> install the webserver from the ports >You may find it easier to simply install the Apache package (by selecting >Configure -> Packages during the isntall). > >Although the ports tree is more flexible and current, sometimes the >overhead of compiling a package from source code is not worth the trouble. >This depends entirely on what you want to use it for. > >Even if you decide to use packages for now, you must learn to use >the ports tree eventually. Some somftware is only available through ports >and custom configurations are only available by using the ports tree. > >> install the ftp server from the ports >FreeBSD ships with an FTP server in the base system.
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