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+====== Installing Citadel on FreeBSD ======
+FreeBSD is not directly supported by the Citadel team, but it is known to work, with a small amount of coaxing.  You will need to adapt the [[installation:easyinstall:start|EasyInstall]] script to install Citadel on your [[http://freebsd.org|FreeBSD]] machine.
+These instructions were provided by [[http://blog.amp-off.com/recipe-citadel-on-freebsd-9-0/|steffenfritz]], to whom we are thankful for helping develop the procedure:
+Create a user account for Citadel:
+  adduser citadel
+Install requirements from ports:
+  a) lang/gcc
+  b) devel/gmake
+  c) converters/libiconv
+  d) textproc/intltool
+  e) devel/gettext
+  f) misc/shared-mime-info
+Download the Easy Install script, but don’t execute it yet:
+  wget -q -O http://easyinstall.citadel.org/install
+Download and modify the start scripts:
+  Download webcit.sh and citserver.sh from http://fleeb.com/Citadel/
+  Move them to /usr/local/etc/rc.d/
+  make them executable with chmod +x
+  You have to modify webcit.sh! Open file and search for “command=”/usr/local/webcit/webserver”. Change it to “command=”/usr/local/webcit/webcit”
+Modify /etc/rc.conf
+  Add citserver_enable=’YES’ and webcit_enable=’YES’ to /etc/rc.conf
+Install
+  Start installation with “sh install”
+After the installation, citserver and webcit start, but webcit will not start the next boot. Even it will not work with IPv4, it strictly listens on port 2000 IPv6. As a workaround, you have to start webcit manually with option “-i 0.0.0.0“.