Apache : the definitive guide / Ben Laurie and Peter Laurie.
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Table of Contents:
- How does Apache work?
- What to know about TCP/IP
- How does Apache use TCP/IP?
- What the client does
- What happens at the server end?
- Which Unix?
- Which Apache?
- Making Apache under Unix
- Apache under Windows
- Apache under BS2000/OSD and AS/400
- Our first web site
- What is a web site?
- Apache's flags
- site.toddle
- Setting up a Unix server
- Setting up a Win32 Server
- Toward a real web site
- More and better web sites: site.simple
- Butterthlies, Inc., gets going
- Block directives
- Other directives
- Two Sites and Apache
- Controlling Virtual Hosts on Unix
- Controlling Virtual Hosts on Win32
- Virtual Hosts
- Two Copies of Apache
- HTTP response headers
- Options
- Restarts
- .htaccess
- CERN metafiles
- Expirations
- Common gateway interface (CGI)
- Turning the brochure into a form
- Writing and executing scripts
- Script directives
- Useful scripts
- Debugging scripts
- Setting environment variables
- suEXEC on Unix
- Handlers
- Actions
- Authentication
- Authentication protocol
- Authentication directives
- Passwords under Unix
- Passwords under Win32
- New order form
- Order, allow, and deny
- Digest authentication
- Anonymous access
- Experiments
- Automatic user information
- Using .htaccess Files
- Overrides
- MIME, content and language negotiation
- MIME types
- Content negotiation
- Language negotiation
- Type maps
- Browsers and HTTP/1.1
- Making better indexes in Apache
- Making our own indexes
- Imagemaps.