Replying to How To Run A Webserver On Darwin ?

You must ask for a fixed IP address or a fixed name for your host.
No-ip.com ( http://www.no-ip.com/ ) provides this : you go to this site, you register, you choose a name and a password, and then they provide you with a fixed name (choose empty_calore.mytftp.com for instance) and they will give you the way for the fixed name empty_calore.mytftp.com to be always reachable, even if your dinamic IP changes. For instance, on my ftp server, I always have the same fixed name, but when I ping it the IP address changes frequently.
Just try this for fun, it is harmless.
Of course, if nobody connects to your site, after some monthes no-ip people will warn you that you have useless resources, and they will ask you to pay if you still need that unused site name.
Hope this helped.
Yordan

Well, I haven't had the best of luck...there's not really a good way to access my site, because I'm using dynamic IP, and NAT I believe..Am I stuck or is there something I can do?

Thats apache.

see documents and other help at apache.org

I just thought of something...I do have two running darwin-x86 systems that already have httpd...how would i use that?

lighttpd

with such a name, it should be a httpd... serving only http.
If you want to serve ftp, you will need to have a ftp server.
I know it's not a Linux, however, all the standard Unix systems (including probably freeBSD) have an embedded ftp server, just as Linux does.
So, first look if darwin doesn't happen to simply have an embedde auto-installed ftp server.
Regards
Yordan

Good, good...I will hav to give this a try.. Also, I've wondered, what about if I want to serve FTP as well, would lighttpd also serve FTP, or is there something else I would want to use as well? Figure maybe I can use it like a portable/public access hard drive.

its got nothing to do with linux.

Its based on FreeBSD, but with a re-written Open Kernel used in MacOSX.
and without Aqua.

to the best of my knoledge anyway.

Darwin is considered the 4th BSD.

Oh, I see.
So it will look familiar for Unix people as well as for Mac people. But it will not be purely linux, nor purely System V, it will look closer to a BSD system.

Darwin is considered the 4th BSD.

Darwin is basically MacOSX with X11 instead of Aqua. The open source components of the Macintosh.

try Lighttpd http://www.lighttpd.net/

Nice, I will give lighttpd a try.
I was rather disappointed by httpdlite, but it's quite a different story.
By the way, what is Darwin ? Is it a kind of Unix ?