Christopher,

There are several possibilities for what I think you want to do.

- If you are interested in kids publishing their projects and later being able to load them back, you could just use a normal Squeak image and a shared file server with directories for each student or each class. Navigation would be by either the blue publish/find dialogs or the plain old file list.

- You could do something like BSS running locally. The code is available if you're up to a little hacking around or you can wait until it becomes part of the normal ComSwiki distribution.

- If you want something just like squeakland.org, Andreas or Michael could tell you more about how that works.

Cheers,
Bob

On Fri, 29 Jun 2001 19:53:54 +1200 Christopher Sawtell <csawtell at xtra.co.nz> wrote:
>I am hoping to be able to interest Caleb's school in the whole Squeak /
>EToy thing, but as
>we are here in NZ and Internet traffic is not without cost, I expect
>that I will have to set up a local mirror of Squeakland.org.
>
>Could we do that please? Are there any special modules for the server or
>is a "standard" Apache all right?