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Dear Sirs,
I'm interested in starting my own WWW server using an Intel 
486/66 machine.  Currently Im in the process of choosing 
operating systems to accomplish this task.  I've seen the 
success that Walnut Creek has had using FreeBSD as their OS, 
and I was wondering if WWW server software was difficult to 
get for FreeBSD and the difficulty in setting up this kind 
of system.

Thanks for your time,
BJBoxer