OK, I recalled incorrectly the best way to get Chris Muller’s SqueakSource. He called it Personal SqueakSource. He created instructions on how to install it on the swiki.[1] He intended it to be for desktop use, but once it’s running, it is easy deployable as a full server in a server box, because that’s what it’s meant for. 
The release of WebClient-Monticello had announcement describing it. [2] I made it work in localhost at the time - June, 2010 - and I recall having to make a small change. I documented my experiences with it. [3]
SqueakSource is a proven project, but it’s pretty large to my thinking. In contrast WebClient-Monticello is small and hackable. Granted, it’s a proof-of-concept project, but I made it work at the time. I liked it because it was so small, spare, and comprehensible. 

HTH,
Chris 

[1] http://wiki.squeak.org/squeak/6365
[2] http://lists.squeakfoundation.org/pipermail/squeak-dev/2010-June/151327.html
[3] http://lists.squeakfoundation.org/pipermail/squeak-dev/2010-June/151337.html

> On Jun 17, 2019, at 7:20 PM, tim Rowledge <tim at rowledge.org> wrote:
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> Hmph. Now I'm more confused.
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> The 'ADayAtTheBeach' repository is full of lots of stuff, including what appears to be the same WebClient/Server stuff included in Squeak. The WebClient-Monticello stuff appears to be a small extension to WebServer - but it's all about nine years old... 
> The SqueakMap entry for SqueakSource is stuck back at version 117 from 2004 and attempting to load via that route fails. SqueakSource itself appears to have a 2015 dated version 1084. I can't see any starting point for loading it. There's a *lot* of code there.
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> There's also SqueakSource2 (seemingly very obsolete), SqueakSource3 (?) and several SqueakMap related SM entries.
> Wiresong.ca appears very dead. 
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> I'll see if the WebClient-Monticello stuff seems to work... but it would be great to have a cleanout of all the cruft and get doc up to date.
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> tim
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