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Subject: Re: Shared Hosting Webserver
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Adam wrote:

>Does anyone have any configuration files or install CD's that will install a commercial grade shared webserver for hosting peoples websites?
>  
>

You mean like ensim? http://www.ensim.com/index.html Apache will do 
everything you ask and more, the only trick is you have to know how do 
set it up.

as for commercial products to do what you want the only thing I know of 
is ensim and that is Linux only, most of them will be linux only aswell.