Windows
| FreeBSD (in development)
*2009-02-16: These articles is from early 2004 and no longer applies in the same way as it originally did. If you want a modern web server check out Ubuntu or CentOS.
This guide, that I am currently in the process of completing, will eventually
become a repository of all of my knowledge on setting up standard web servers
on Windows and freeBSD machines, including the setup and acquisition of
the freeBSD operating system, and guiding all of the way through testing
pages and installing a ftp system designed with virtual users. If you have
had experience doing any of the things mentioned above, feel free to contact
me at PeEll@mortalpowers.com and I will try and include any of your problems
or workarounds. I believe that this guide could be an invaluable resource to a web developer who wants to set up a server for pleasure, and also a good resource to find workarounds for people new to doing any of these steps. This server is currently sitting in my home, running freeBSD and the above combination of daemons.
Other guides coming soon...
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