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On Tue, 18 Nov 2003, Jim Rees wrote:

> Unfortunately, servers are hard to come by.  There is no FreeBSD server.
> There is a server in linux 2.6, and one in the Network Appliance filer.
> There is one available for OpenBSD 2.8.  Hummingbird has one for Windows.

Is there one in Solaris?  Or is it unsuitable for some reason?

-a