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httpd is the NCSA web server.  The last known location of httpd source is [http://de-mirror.org/archiv/slackware/slackware-2.1/source/contrib/httpd/ here].  Apache grew out of httpd, as a series of patches to httpd, much the same way that NetBSD/FreeBSD grew out of 386BSD.
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httpd is the NCSA web server.  The source can still be located [ftp://ftp.ncsa.uiuc.edu/Web/httpd/Unix/ncsa_httpd/ here].  Apache grew out of httpd, as a series of patches to httpd, much the same way that NetBSD/FreeBSD grew out of 386BSD.
  
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The other 'half' of the NCSA web server, was [[Mosaic]] the web browser.
  
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Latest revision as of 06:55, 14 December 2018

httpd is the NCSA web server. The source can still be located here. Apache grew out of httpd, as a series of patches to httpd, much the same way that NetBSD/FreeBSD grew out of 386BSD.

The other 'half' of the NCSA web server, was Mosaic the web browser.