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This text gives coverage of configuring, installing, administering, securing, and debugging Apache Server 2.0. It contains information on running Apache on different platforms, including Windows NT and 2000, as well as UNIX-based systems such as Linux, FreeBSD, and Solaris; and Mac OS X.

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Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #646628 in Books
• Published on: 2002-06-26
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 976 pages

From the Back Cover

The Most Comprehensive Apache Server 2.0 Resource Available

Install, configure, administer, and secure Apache Server 2.0 using this practical guide. You'll find all the information you need to successfully run Apache in various environments including Windows, UNIX, and Mac OS X. Expert Ryan Bloom offers you insightful advice for avoiding common errors and reveals valuable debugging techniques. From basic topics such as downloading and installing Apache to more advanced topics that include daily administration, virtual hosting, and proxy configuration, this all-inclusive resource is ideal even if you're a newcomer to this powerful, reliable, and scalable Web server.

-Configure, compile, and install Apache on Windows, UNIX, and Mac OS X
-Learn the standard module structure and write simple modules
-Set up a basic HTTP server and customize error pages
-Discover where to store password information and learn how passwords are stored and checked
-Build a Web site with DAV clients
-Run CGI scripts and write a content generator
-Understand how input/output filters work
-Know how to load balance one site across multiple machines
-Deal with logs as well as name-based and IP-based virtual hosts
-Write protocol modules and learn how protocols get mapped to a request
-Debug your Apache setup and avoid common mistakes and errors
-Optimize site performance and learn advanced administration techniques

About the Author
Ryan B. Bloom (Oakland, CA) is an engineering manager for Covalent Technologies. Ryan is a lead developer of Apache 2.0, has been active in Apache 2.0 development since 1998, is a member of the Apache Server Core Team, and is currently the Vice President of the Apache Portable Run-Time project for the Apache Software Foundation. He has been a keynote speaker and a prominent Apache speaker at several conferences and an author and columnist for c/net, Apache Today.com, and O'Reilly's OnLamp.com