jmccabe is Joe McCabe.
I live in northern California on Lake Berryessa. This lovely location is located about an hour from the famous Napa Valley, and is about two hours from both San Francisco and Sacramento.
Here are the steps I had to go through to make Drupal 6.x work with (Sun|Open) Web Server (these are in addition to the normal Drupal installation steps documented by the Drupal project.
I have been using the Internet as a communication tool since 1986, and have been authoring World Wide Web (WWW) sites since 1994. I have been administering private WWW sites for myself and others since 1996.
River Tarnell has ported Open Web Server to HPUX.
Since Open Web Server is a fork of Sun Web Server, and SWS currently is built and supported on HPUX, what River has essentially done is provide the missing make files, dependencies, and other technical doodads that Sun elected not to make available when they created Open Web Server.
Great job River!
Now we just need to see if someone will do this for MacOS X.
In one capacity or another I've been working on or with the same product since summer of 1997. When working at Verity a good number of our customers were using the Verity Search engine with Netscape Enterprise Server 2.0 and the just released 3.0. When Verity announced that the support department was to be cut at the end of the year I made a smooth transition to Netscape.
The Apache Tomcat project implemented the ajp* protocol with an NSAPI plugin for Netscape Enterprise Server. This NSAPI should also work with iPlanet Web Server, Sun ONE Web Server, Sun Java System Web Server, and the newly open sourced Open Web Server. The Tomcat ajp* NSAPI allows (Sun|Open) Web Server to act as the HTTP front-end and load balancer for Tomcat (similar to mod_jk).