Professional Apache

Wainwright, Peter,Wainright, Peter

ISBN 10: 1861003021 / ISBN 13: 9781861003027

Published by WROX PRESS, 1999

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Professional Apache
• Publisher: WROX PRESS
• Publication Date: 1999
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1861003021
• ISBN 13: 9781861003027
• Binding: paperback
• Condition: Good

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Synopsis

Professional Apache is the book for anybody who needs to get the most out of the Apache Web Server. If you're thinking of setting up Apache for the first time, or of moving an existing web site to a dedicated server, then this book will help you build the server you want. It's also full of information on how to add new capabilities to existing servers, like e-commerce, PHP, or server-side Java support.This book provides you with the author's real-world knowledge of Apache's intricacies and annoyances, including undocumented information gleaned from source-code and experience.

Peter Wainwright's book provides web server administrators and ISPs with the information they need to apply Apache to real world problems, using real examples, without bogging them down in excessive detail about every configuration directive.The key theme is 'Apache the way you want it' - through extensive examples, this book gives you the information you need to build, configure and extend Apache to suit your requirements.

About the Author

Peter Wainwright is a software consultatnt and developer. He gained most of his early programming experience on Solaris, writing C applications. He then discovered Linux, shortly followed by Perl and Apache, and has been programming happily there ever since.

When he is not developing software or writting professionally, he spends much of his free time pursuing his interest in space tourism and maintianing the ever growing Space Future website, which is based on a Linux server running Apache, naturally.