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install apache2 in bsd 6.2

Hi, I'm trying to install apache2 in freebsd 6.2 but I have the next problems:

1. I don't have an internet connection in that computer
2. I tried commands like make install clean in /usr/ports/www/apache22 but always try to connect to the internet

my question is:

how can I install apache2 in "off line" mode

thanks a lot
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you need either the source code or a pkg
on cdr, dvd, or the disk already if you
do not have an online connection.
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also, things required to run it will probably be
needed first
#/usr/ports/www/apache22/#
"make config" brings up a slew of options
.................
apache is way over my head right now but there
have been numerous threads on it you can search
in groups.google.com
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freebsd-questions apache22 "make config"
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using a search like the line above
or see sites which tell about it (documentation" at
www...freebsd...org IIRC)
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Take a look here, hope it helps.
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use sysinstall, select package apache 2.2 and select media = cdrom
this will point the system to make it try to install apache 2.2 source from cdrom

or else, you have to download the tarball from here Download - The Apache HTTP Server Project using another pc and save it to usd drive etc and then load it to the pc that u wanted to install apache 2.2
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