[Bug 198705] [new port] www/httpd: OpenBSD http daemon

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--- Comment #5 from Chris Hutchinson <portmaster at bsdforge.com> ---
(In reply to Nikola Kolev from comment #4)
> /usr/ports/mail/spamd uses obspamd as name because of spamassasin. obhttpd
> is also an option. Changing binary name is simple and for me it is not
> important what will be the name.
> /usr/ports/www/xshttpd uses httpd and httpd.conf manual pages and it is in
> conflict with the current port. Probably renaming the manual pages of the
> current port? Edit manual pages to use new name convention? Suggestions? I
> prefer minimal changes from the upstream.

In the end, it should be what *you* want. You're the proposed maintainer. :)
I only suggested ohttpd, because openbsd-httpd seemed unnecessarily long,
and of course, httpd had already been taken (Apache).
Maybe obhttpd should be the standard "convention" -- meaning ob = OpenBSD
Fewer letters to fool with when making the necessary changes (binary/man
pages).
Honestly, I'm happy with whatever you choose. I only suggested ohttpd because
it was close to what most people associate with an HTTPd server, and there
are less letters to (mis)type. :)

All the best to you. I'm looking forward to this getting into the ports tree.
Thanks!

--Chris

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