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Can I use the scohelp server as a Web server?

Yes, although you'd probably be wiser to consider something like Apache (http://www.apache.org/; it's also available as part of Skunkware). If you wish to use the scohelp server, follow the instructions in TA 482609 or at http://www.caldera.com/Technology/internet/servers/scohttp80.html.


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