Title: NCSA httpd 1.4, the WWW document server

The following directory tree needs to be created for httpd to run:

	/var/opt/httpd		- Server home directory
	/var/opt/httpd/conf	- Initially a copy of /opt/httpd/conf
	/var/opt/httpd/logs	- Log files
	/var/opt/httpd/htdocs	- Document root

The server can be started in two ways:

  - By inetd (httdp.conf: Servertype inetd)
    The "http" entry in /etc/inetd.conf must be uncommented and inetd
    restarted with 'kill -1'.
    Advantages of this method:  Consumes no extra resources when idle.

  - Standalone (httdp.conf: Servertype standalone)
    The rc script of this package will start the HTTP daemon if the
    config file says "standalone" and the server home tree exists.  You
    may want to tune "MaxServers" and "TimeOut" to increase performance
    or decrease system load.
    Advantages:  Fast startup of servers, limitations can be imposed.
