This is Apache version 1.1b2 compiled for Solaris x86.  These 
where compiled under Solaris x86 2.5.1 and I see no reason why
they should run under Solaris x86 2.4. There are verious different
compile time options that I had take in consideration so what I 
did is supply verious modules compiled in with two different
optimizations, 486 and pentium. They are 


Pentium optimization only:

httpd.minimal.pentium    (compiled with the standard modules)
httpd.ncsa.compat.pentium    (compiled with ncsa logging module)
httpd.netscape.cookies.pentium    (compiled with netscape cookie module)
httpd.proxy.pentium    (copiled with the caching proxy module)

486 compiled (O2 optimization):

httpd.minimal.486
httpd.ncsa.compat.486
httpd.netscape.cookies.486
httpd.proxy.486

(note 486 should work also on 386 machine but do yourself a favor,
get another machine)

For a complete set of documentation see: http:://www.apache.org/docs/
and you may also want to check the new features in:
http://www.apache.org/docs/1.1/


Simple steps to setup.

1.) Make directory /usr/local/etc/httpd

2.) Copy apache_1.1b2.solx86.tar.Z into /usr/local/etc/httpd

3.) Extract the compressed tar file
    uncompress apache_1.1b2.solx86.tar.Z
    tar xvf apache_1.1b2.solx86.tar 

4.) cd src

5.) Copy one of the above httpd deamons to your local executable directory
    cp httpd.minimal.pentium /usr/local/bin/httpd

6.) Setup all the configuration files for your system
    cd /usr/local/etc/httpd/conf
    copy anyfile -dist to the real conf file ie  
    cp httpd.conf-dist httpd.conf
    Edit each .conf file and change anything appropreaite for your 
    system.  Make sure you read them all because the deamon is not
    going to start up until you get them correct

7.) If you have everything setup correctly, a home page in the 
    directory specified in your /usr/local/etc/conf/httpd.conf file
    etc start the deamon up:
    /usr/local/bin/httpd

8.) Thats it should be able to access your home page now.


Any serious booboo or mistakes I've made mail palowoda@fiver.sns.com.

Enjoy,

Bob Palowoda