Apache: The Definitive Guide (3rd Edition)
Apache: The Definitive Guide (3rd Edition)
ISBN: 0596002033
EAN: 2147483647
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2002
Pages: 26
Pages: 26
Authors: Ben Laurie, Peter Laurie
- Apache The Definitive Guide, 3rd Edition
- Copyright
- Preface
- Who Wrote Apache, and Why?
- The Demonstration Code
- Conventions Used in This Book
- Organization of This Book
- Acknowledgments
- Chapter 1. Getting Started
- 1.1 What Does a Web Server Do?
- 1.2 How Apache Works
- 1.3 Apache and Networking
- 1.4 How HTTP Clients Work
- 1.5 What Happens at the Server End?
- 1.6 Planning the Apache Installation
- 1.7 Windows?
- 1.8 Which Apache?
- 1.9 Installing Apache
- 1.10 Building Apache 1.3.X Under Unix
- 1.11 New Features in Apache v2
- 1.12 Making and Installing Apache v2 Under Unix
- 1.13 Apache Under Windows
- Chapter 2. Configuring Apache: The First Steps
- 2.1 What s Behind an Apache Web Site?
- 2.2 site.toddle
- 2.3 Setting Up a Unix Server
- 2.4 Setting Up a Win32 Server
- 2.5 Directives
- 2.6 Shared Objects
- Chapter 3. Toward a Real Web Site
- 3.1 More and Better Web Sites: site.simple
- 3.2 Butterthlies, Inc., Gets Going
- 3.3 Block Directives
- 3.4 Other Directives
- 3.5 HTTP Response Headers
- 3.6 Restarts
- 3.7 .htaccess
- 3.8 CERN Metafiles
- 3.9 Expirations
- Chapter 4. Virtual Hosts
- 4.1 Two Sites and Apache
- 4.2 Virtual Hosts
- 4.3 Two Copies of Apache
- 4.4 Dynamically Configured Virtual Hosting
- Chapter 5. Authentication
- 5.1 Authentication Protocol
- 5.2 Authentication Directives
- 5.3 Passwords Under Unix
- 5.4 Passwords Under Win32
- 5.5 Passwords over the Web
- 5.6 From the Client s Point of View
- 5.7 CGI Scripts
- 5.8 Variations on a Theme
- 5.9 Order, Allow, and Deny
- 5.10 DBM Files on Unix
- 5.11 Digest Authentication
- 5.12 Anonymous Access
- 5.13 Experiments
- 5.14 Automatic User Information
- 5.15 Using .htaccess Files
- 5.16 Overrides
- Chapter 6. Content Description and Modification
- 6.1 MIME Types
- 6.2 Content Negotiation
- 6.3 Language Negotiation
- 6.4 Type Maps
- 6.5 Browsers and HTTP 1.1
- 6.6 Filters
- Chapter 7. Indexing
- 7.1 Making Better Indexes in Apache
- 7.2 Making Our Own Indexes
- 7.3 Imagemaps
- 7.4 Image Map Directives
- Chapter 8. Redirection
- 8.1 Alias
- 8.2 Rewrite
- 8.3 Speling
- Chapter 9. Proxying
- 9.1 Security
- 9.2 Proxy Directives
- 9.3 Apparent Bug
- 9.4 Performance
- 9.5 Setup
- Chapter 10. Logging
- 10.1 Logging by Script and Database
- 10.2 Apache s Logging Facilities
- 10.3 Configuration Logging
- 10.4 Status
- Chapter 11. Security
- 11.1 Internal and External Users
- 11.2 Binary Signatures, Virtual Cash
- 11.3 Certificates
- 11.4 Firewalls
- 11.5 Legal Issues
- 11.6 Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)
- 11.7 Apache s Security Precautions
- 11.8 SSL Directives
- 11.9 Cipher Suites
- 11.10 Security in Real Life
- 11.11 Future Directions
- Chapter 12. Running a Big Web Site
- 12.1 Machine Setup
- 12.2 Server Security
- 12.3 Managing a Big Site
- 12.4 Supporting Software
- 12.5 Scalability
- 12.6 Load Balancing
- Chapter 13. Building Applications
- 13.1 Web Sites as Applications
- 13.2 Providing Application Logic
- 13.3 XML, XSLT, and Web Applications
- Chapter 14. Server-Side Includes
- 14.1 File Size
- 14.2 File Modification Time
- 14.3 Includes
- 14.4 Execute CGI
- 14.5 Echo
- 14.6 Apache v2: SSI Filters
- Chapter 15. PHP
- 15.1 Installing PHP
- 15.2 Site.php
- Chapter 16. CGI and Perl
- 16.1 The World of CGI
- 16.2 Telling Apache About the Script
- 16.3 Setting Environment Variables
- 16.4 Cookies
- 16.5 Script Directives
- 16.6 suEXEC on Unix
- 16.7 Handlers
- 16.8 Actions
- 16.9 Browsers
- Chapter 17. mod_perl
- 17.1 How mod_perl Works
- 17.2 mod_perl Documentation
- 17.3 Installing mod_perl The Simple Way
- 17.4 Modifying Your Scripts to Run Under mod_perl
- 17.5 Global Variables
- 17.6 Strict Pregame
- 17.7 Loading Changes
- 17.8 Opening and Closing Files
- 17.9 Configuring Apache to Use mod_perl
- Chapter 18. mod_jserv and Tomcat
- 18.1 mod_jserv
- 18.2 Tomcat
- 18.3 Connecting Tomcat to Apache
- Chapter 19. XML and Cocoon
- 19.1 XML
- 19.2 XML and Perl
- 19.3 Cocoon
- 19.4 Cocoon 1.8 and JServ
- 19.5 Cocoon 2.0.3 and Tomcat
- 19.6 Testing Cocoon
- Chapter 20. The Apache API
- 20.1 Documentation
- 20.2 APR
- 20.3 Pools
- 20.4 Per-Server Configuration
- 20.5 Per-Directory Configuration
- 20.6 Per-Request Information
- 20.7 Access to Configuration and Request Information
- 20.8 Hooks, Optional Hooks, and Optional Functions
- 20.9 Filters, Buckets, and Bucket Brigades
- 20.10 Modules
- Chapter 21. Writing Apache Modules
- 21.1 Overview
- 21.2 Status Codes
- 21.3 The Module Structure
- 21.4 A Complete Example
- 21.5 General Hints
- 21.6 Porting to Apache 2.0
- Appendix A. The Apache 1.x API
- A.1. Pools
- A.2. Per-Server Configuration
- A.3. Per-Directory Configuration
- A.4. Per-Request Information
- A.5. Access to Configuration and Request Information
- A.6. Functions
- Colophon
Apache: The Definitive Guide (3rd Edition)
ISBN: 0596002033
EAN: 2147483647
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2002
Pages: 26
Pages: 26
Authors: Ben Laurie, Peter Laurie
- Chapter III Two Models of Online Patronage: Why Do Consumers Shop on the Internet?
- Chapter VIII Personalization Systems and Their Deployment as Web Site Interface Design Decisions
- Chapter X Converting Browsers to Buyers: Key Considerations in Designing Business-to-Consumer Web Sites
- Chapter XI User Satisfaction with Web Portals: An Empirical Study
- Chapter XVI Turning Web Surfers into Loyal Customers: Cognitive Lock-In Through Interface Design and Web Site Usability