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Subject: NCSA httpd
From: asami@cs.berkeley.edu (Satoshi Asami)
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Well here we are, the internet specialists.  But WebBSD or whatever,
we need to at least have all the major (free) versions of the web
servers in the ports collection.  So anyone want to make an NCSA httpd
port? :)

Also, a netscape "port" will be great.  All it does will be to ftp the 
binary and install it (with the nls directory or whatever we need).
We can even make a package out of it, just do everything in the
pkg/INSTALL script. :)

Satoshi