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i getting very confused.  all i want to do is set up the MINIMAL
www/email setup between 3 fbsd machines.  i want 1 to be a server,
and 2 to function as clients.  i'd like to use what comes with
a minimum install.

i have pine/slynx for client apps.  what binaries need to be running on
the server so client0 can send email to root@server &
client1@server(into mailbox on server)

and what binaries need to be run on the server so client0 & client1
can access WWW pages on the server?

please keep it simple!  show me how easy it is! 
(private LAN - no Internet connections))

do i need apache?  seems like someone said inetd can do this ...
do i need some crazy emaild daemon, or is sendmail good enough?

thanks!