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How can I create a web server just like
docs.freebsd.org for my local lan. For those who are
willing to learn FreeBSD and always read mail
archives?

What steps do I have to follow? I have mirrored gnats,
mail archives, and cvs and what I have to do now?

Help will be appreciated and save lots of bandwidth :)

REGARDS.	

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