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Setting Up A Site Server with Jaguar

Posted by Hemos on from the run-faster-better dept.

rgraham writes "James Duncan Davidson (the original author of Apache Tomcat and Apache Ant) has an article over at O'Reilly's MacDevCenter that walks you through the steps of not only getting Apache up and running on 10.2 (pretty simple, I know) but also DNS and Mail. The aricle goes along well with Alan Graham article on how to setup your own .Mac type service."

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  1. Re:Why should anyone use a Mac as a server ? by cscx · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    Macs (not this BSD-based OSX crap, I'm talking about Classic MacOS) were the least hacked OS when it came to web serving. Ask yourself why the US Army switched to MacOS/WebSTAR from IIS and not to Unix? Cause Unix, believe it or not, is just as bad as Windows when it comes to security. I don't think a Mac web server has ever been hacked, defaced, etc, and I also believe there was a contest with a cash prize for the first person to do so.