FHTTPD is a relatively new HTTP/FTP daemon that supports modules,
in particular, for PHP3. It's a feasible alternative to Apache,
but only for certain situations (for reasons given below). For
example, if one wishes only to run one daemon for both the FTP
and HTTP services, they can do that with FHTTPD.
Unfortunately, at this time, FHTTPD does not seem to offer the
capability of running as non-root after binding to privileged
ports. Not to mention that the code itself is not very
self-documenting... it is of a poor programming style.
WWW: http://www.fhttpd.org/
Remove expired ports:
2014-03-10 www/p5-CGI-modules: No more public distfiles
2014-04-10 www/p5-WWW-Link: Depends on expired www/p5-CGI-modules
2014-03-10 www/sbox-dtc: No more public distfiles
2014-04-10 sysutils/dtc: Depends on expired www/sbox-dtc
2014-03-10 textproc/glimpse: No more public distfiles
2014-04-10 ftp/ftplocate: Depends on expired textproc/glimpse
2014-04-10 misc/tkman: Depends on expired textproc/glimpse
2014-04-09 devel/asl: Unmaintained since 1997
2014-04-09 net/pcnfsd: Unmaintained since 1997
2014-04-10 cad/chipmunk: Unmaintained since 1999
2014-04-10 graphics/comix: Insists on installing in /usr/local, and uses
nautilus2 which is deprecated.
2014-04-10 www/mambo: Broken for more than 6 months
2014-04-10 devel/lua-rds-parser: Broken for more than 6 months
2014-04-10 editors/the: Unmaintained since 1999
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For ports maintained by ports@FreeBSD.org, remove names and/or
e-mail addresses from the pkg-descr file that could reasonably
be mistaken for maintainer contact information in order to avoid
confusion on the part of users looking for support. As a pleasant
side effect this also avoids confusion and/or frustration for people
who are no longer maintaining those ports.
Unleash all of these ports upon the people. I no longer have any interest in
any of them, but will be happy to assign MAINTAINER to others and commit
updates for them.
