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Even if you know the Apache web server inside and out, you still need an occasional on-the-job reminder -- especially if you're moving to the newer Apache 2.x. This book gives you exactly what you need to get the job done without forcing you to plow through a cumbersome doorstop of a reference.Apache Pocket Reference offers essential information to help you configure and maintain the server quickly, with brief explanations that get directly to the point. The second edition covers Apache 2.x as well as popular Apache 1.3.x still used by many webmasters, web administrators, programmers, and others.The new edition includes: Summaries of command-line options, configuration directives, and modules Key information about Apache support utilities Compatibility issues between Apache 1.3.x and Apache 2.x Apache remains a key component in the vast majority of networks on the Web, currently running more than half of the world's sites. Whether you manage huge e-commerce operations, corporate intranets, or small hobby websites, Apache Pocket Reference is ideal for savvy administrators who no long need detailed tutorials -- and it's just the right size for your tote bag.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
Preface
Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: Server Environment
Chapter 3: URL Mapping
Chapter 4: Access Controls
Chapter 5: Document Metainformation
Chapter 6: Content Handlers
Chapter 7: Filters
Chapter 8: Caching
Chapter 9: Proxying
Chapter 10: SSL/TLS Support
Chapter 11: Logging
Programs and Modules
CGI Environment Variables
strftime(¿) Time Formats
HTTP Status Codes
HTTP Header Fields
Über den Autor / die Autorin
Andrew Ford is an author and consulting computer programmer who has been involved with the Web since its early days. His book Spinning the Web was the first on publishing with the Web. He also maintains a collection of quick reference cards at http://refcards.com.
Zusammenfassung
Offers essential information that help you configure and maintain the server quickly. This book covers Apache 2.x as well as popular Apache 1.3x that is used by many web masters, web administrators, and programmers.
