Apache Phrasebook
Apache Phrasebook
ISBN: 0672328364
EAN: 2147483647
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2006
Pages: 254
Pages: 254
Authors: Daniel Lopez, Jesus Blanco
- Apache: Phrase Book: Essential Code and Commands
- Table of Contents
- Copyright
- About the Authors
- Acknowledgments
- We Want to Hear from You
- Reader Services
- Introduction
- Chapter 1. Apache Basics
- Discovering Apache
- Determining Whether Apache Is Already Installed
- Installing Apache 1.3 on Linux and Unix
- Installing Apache 2.0 on Linux and Unix
- Installing Apache on Windows
- Configuration File Basics
- Using Multiple Configuration Files
- Starting, Stopping, and Restarting Apache
- Changing the Address and Port Apache Uses
- Changing the User Apache Runs As
- Specifying a Server Name
- Providing an Icon for my Web Page
- Discovering the Modules Available on the Server
- Enabling and Disabling Individual Modules
- Adding Modules after Compiling Apache Without Recompiling
- Publishing Content
- Chapter 2. Troubleshooting
- Help My Apache Server Does Not Work
- The Error Log
- Logging to the System Log Daemon
- Controlling the Amount of Information Logged
- Testing the Apache Configuration for Problems
- Testing Apache from the Command Line
- Checking That Apache Is Running
- Alternate Ways of Stopping Apache
- Using Apache to Debug Apache
- Startup Errors
- Access Denied Errors
- Internal Server Errors
- Additional Error Log Files
- Redirections Do Not Work
- Troubleshooting Checklist
- Chapter 3. Logs and Monitoring
- Introduction to Logging in Apache
- Default Apache Log Files
- Creating Log Formats
- Creating a Custom Log File
- Redirecting Logs to an External Program
- Logging Requests Conditionally
- Monitoring Who Is Linking to Your Website
- Monitoring Apache with mod_status
- Monitoring Apache with SNMP
- Analyzing Your Logs with Open-source Tools
- Monitoring Your Logs in Real Time
- Logging Requests to a Database
- Rotating and Archiving Logs
- Controlling IP Address Resolution
- Processing Logged IP Addresses
- Restarting Apache Automatically If It Fails
- Merging and Splitting Log Files
- Keeping Separate Logs for Each Virtual Host
- Common Log Entries
- Chapter 4. URL Mapping and Dynamic Content
- URL Mapping
- Mapping URLs to Files with Alias
- Mapping URL Patterns to Files with AliasMatch
- Redirecting a Page to Another Location
- Redirecting to the Latest Version of a File
- Redirecting Failed or Unauthorized Requests
- Defining Content Handlers
- Understanding MIME Types
- Configuring MIME Types
- Basics of Running CGI Scripts
- Marking Resources As Executable CGIs
- Associating Scripts with HTTP Methods and MIME Types
- Troubleshooting the Execution of CGI Scripts
- Improving CGI Script Performance
- Understanding Server Side Includes
- Configuring Server Side Includes
- Setting Environment Variables
- Setting Environment Variables Dynamically
- Special Environment Variables
- Understanding Content Negotiation
- Configuring Content Negotiation
- Assigning Default Charsets and Language Priorities
- Advanced URL Mapping with mod_rewrite
- Understanding the Trailing Slash Problem
- Fixing Spelling Mistakes
- Fixing Capitalization Problems
- Validating Your Pages with Tidy
- Chapter 5. Virtual Hosting
- What Is Virtual Hosting?
- What Is IP-based Virtual Hosting?
- Configuring IP-based Virtual Hosting
- What Is Name-based Virtual Hosting?
- Configuring Name-based Virtual Hosting
- What Happens If a Request Does Not Match Any Virtual Host?
- Configuring a Default Name-based Virtual Host
- Configuring a Default IP-based Virtual Host
- Mixing Name-based and IP-based Virtual Hosts
- Debugging Virtual Host Setups
- Using SSL with Name-based Virtual Hosts
- Alternate Virtual Hosting
- Alternate Virtual Hosting Modules
- Per-directory Configuration Files
- Controlling the Scope of Per-directory Configuration Files
- Disabling Per-directory Configuration Files
- Chapter 6. Security and Access Control
- Understanding the Need for Access Control
- Differences Between Apache Versions
- Understanding Basic and Digest Authentication
- Introducing Apache Access Control
- Introducing Apache Authorization and Authentication Configuration
- Creating a User Database
- Using Require to Authorize Users and Groups
- Handling a Large Number of Users
- Allowing Access Only to Specific IP Addresses
- Denying Access to Specific IP Addresses
- Combining Access Control Methods
- Customizing Your Access Denied Page
- Putting Users in Control
- Denying Access to System and Sensitive Files
- Restricting Program Execution
- Preventing Abuse
- Disabling Directory Listings
- Changing the Server: Header
- Preventing Hotlinking to Your Images
- Restricting Specific HTTP Methods
- Restricting Access Based on the Browser Type
- Using Location and Directory Sections
- Additional Authentication Modules
- Apache 2.2
- Keeping Up to Date with Apache Security
- Security Checklist
- Chapter 7. SSLTLS
- What Is SSL?
- How Does SSL Work?
- Compiling OpenSSL
- Encryption Keys
- Creating a Key Pair
- Creating a Password-protected Key Pair
- Remove the Password from a Key
- Certificates
- Creating a Certificate Signing Request
- Showing the Contents of a Certificate Signing Request
- Creating a Self-signed Certificate
- Compiling SSL Support in Apache 1.3
- Compiling SSL Support in Apache 2.x
- Minimal Apache Configuration
- Starting Apache with SSL Support
- SSLPassPhraseDialog
- Improving SSL Performance
- Forcing All Content to Be Served Using SSL
- SSL and Name-based SSL Virtual Hosts
- Using Apache Auth Modules with SSL
- Warning Messages When Accessing an SSL-enabled Website
- Creating Client Certificates
- Authentication Using Client Certificates
- Alternatives to mod_ssl
- Testing SSL-enabled Websites from the Command Line
- Working Around Buggy SSL Implementations
- Complex Access Control with mod_ssl
- Related Chapters
- Chapter 8. Content Publishing with DAV
- Content Publishing and Apache
- Introducing WebDAV
- Advantages of Using mod_dav
- WebDAV and the HTTP Protocol
- Installing mod_dav on Apache 2.0
- Installing mod_dav on Apache 1.3
- Basic WebDAV Configuration
- Securing Your WebDAV Configuration
- Accessing DAV Resources from Microsoft Office
- Accessing DAV from Microsoft Windows
- Accessing DAV Resources from Firefox
- Accessing DAV from the Command Line
- Dealing with Buggy Clients
- mod_speling and DAV
- Dynamic Content and DAV
- Enabling Per-user Pages
- Alternate User Directories
- Fixing Problems with DAVLockDB
- Chapter 9. Performance and Scalability
- Tuning Apache
- Understanding Performance and Scalability
- Tuning Your Hardware
- Increasing OS Limits
- Increasing OS Limits on Processes
- Increasing OS File Descriptors
- Controlling External Processes
- Improving File System Performance
- Handling Symbolic Links
- Tuning Network and Status Settings
- Preventing Abuse
- Limiting Connections and Bandwidth
- Dealing with Robots
- Reverse Proxies and Load Balancers
- Caching and Compression
- Module-specific Optimizations
- Alternatives to Apache
- Chapter 10. Apache Proxy and Caching Support
- Understanding the Need for Caching and Proxies
- Understanding Forward and Reverse Proxies
- Differences Between Apache 1.3, 2.0, and 2.2
- Enabling mod_proxy Support
- Enabling Forward Proxy Support
- Using a Reverse Proxy to Unify Your URL Space
- Hiding the Backend Servers
- Preventing URLs from Being Reverse Proxied
- Improving Performance
- Offloading SSL Processing
- Passing Proxy Information in Headers
- Manipulating Headers
- Implementing a Caching Proxy
- Caching in Apache 2
- Load Balancing
- Connecting to Tomcat
- Alternate Proxies
- Transparent HTTP Proxies
- Chapter 11. Multi Processing and Protocol Modules
- The Evolution of Apache s Architecture
- Selecting a Multi Processing Module
- Understanding Process-Based MPMs
- Configuring the Prefork MPM
- Understanding Threaded and Hybrid MPMs
- Configuring the Worker MPM
- Using Alternate MPMs
- Understanding Apache 2 Filters
- Using Apache As an FTP Server
- Using Apache As a POP3 Server
- Compressing Content on the Fly
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Apache Phrasebook
ISBN: 0672328364
EAN: 2147483647
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2006
Pages: 254
Pages: 254
Authors: Daniel Lopez, Jesus Blanco
- Chapter IV How Consumers Think About Interactive Aspects of Web Advertising
- Chapter V Consumer Complaint Behavior in the Online Environment
- Chapter VII Objective and Perceived Complexity and Their Impacts on Internet Communication
- Chapter XI User Satisfaction with Web Portals: An Empirical Study
- Chapter XIV Product Catalog and Shopping Cart Effective Design