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- Run Your Own Web Server Using Linux Apache
- Run Your Own Web Server Using Linux Apache
- Table of Contents
- Dedication
- About the Authors
- Introduction
- Chapter 1. Building The Linux Environment
- Section 1.1. The Necessary Research
- Section 1.2. Installing the Distribution
- Section 1.3. Summary
- Chapter 2. Day-to-day Usage
- Section 2.1. The GNOME Desktop
- Section 2.2. Starting Up and Shutting Down
- Section 2.3. The Linux Filesystem
- Section 2.4. Summary
- Chapter 3. The Command Line
- Section 3.1. What is the Command Line?
- Section 3.2. Using the Command Line
- Section 3.3. Summary
- Chapter 4. System Administration
- Section 4.1. Creating New Users and Groups
- Section 4.2. Mounting and Filesystems
- Section 4.3. Services
- Section 4.4. Automating Routine Tasks
- Section 4.5. Sending Email
- Section 4.6. Other Services
- Section 4.7. Summary
- Chapter 5. Building The Server
- Section 5.1. Apache: a Brief History
- Section 5.2. Installing Apache
- Section 5.3. Starting and Stopping Apache
- Section 5.4. Configuring the Server with MySQL and PHP
- Section 5.5. Configuring Apache
- Section 5.6. Configuring your Server for Secure Connections
- Section 5.7. Summary
- Chapter 6. Server Administration
- Section 6.1. Webmin
- Section 6.2. Keeping Software Up to Date
- Section 6.3. Summary
- Chapter 7. Remote Administration
- Section 7.1. SSH
- Section 7.2. VNC
- Section 7.3. Summary
- Chapter 8. Occasional Administration
- Section 8.1. Backups
- Section 8.2. Log Files
- Section 8.3. Traffic Reporting with Webalizer
- Section 8.4. Summary
- Chapter 9. Server Security
- Section 9.1. Overview: Making your System Secure
- Section 9.2. Staying Up to Date
- Section 9.3. Tripwire
- Section 9.4. iptables
- Section 9.5. Turning off Nonessential Services
- Section 9.6. Snort
- Section 9.7. Summary
- Appendix A. Command Line Reference
- Appendix B. Troubleshooting
- Section B.1. How can I list all the programs that are running, and kill a troublesome one?
- Section B.2. My machine won t boot How do I fix it?
- Section B.3. I ve forgotten my root password. How can I reset it?
- Section B.4. Programs are failing oddly. What s going on?
- Section B.5. A service isn t running. What s the problem?
- Section B.6. I can t see the network. What should I do?
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