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> > World Wide Web Support
> >  HTTP server                                                            Std
> >  HTTP proxy                                                             Std
> >  HTTP accelerator                                                       ???
> 
>    What is an HTTP accelerator, anyway?
> 
/usr/ports/www/squid is a HTTP Accelerator as well as a HTTP proxy server.
I have always imagined it as a localized mirror site, but I have never
used it.

	-Chris



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