>>> * a unix (Linux I believe) server to compile on
>>
>> How'd that work ???
>
> telnet or perhaps ssh.
Adrian: ssh only. We'll need to find a suitable Mac client - NiftyTelnet
doesn't seem to be available outside the US with ssh anymore.
>>> What we loose:
>>> * a Macintosh web server
>>
>> This really hurts.
>
> No, it doesn't... I'd rather be serving the things from Linux.
Adrian: We will adjust and become just as used to it as we currently are to
a Mac server.
>> Oh, it's a language? Anyone know a URL where we can find the specs?
>> (Anthony ... ?)
>
> I'll find them. Right now, I'm waiting for a phone call and trying to
> stay off the modem.
>
> I'd try something like "http://www.php.org/", though. Also, look for
> mod-php on one of the search engines. There is probably also a link off
> of <http://www.apache.org/>
Adrian: I'm pretty sure www.php.org or www.php3.org will work - I've found
it there before. I can compress the manual and send it to anyone who's
interested anyway - it's not that big.
Adrian Sutton
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