Chapter 27. Apache: Setting Up a Web Server

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JumpStart: Getting Apache Up and Running

919

Configuring Apache

921

Configuration Directives

925

Contexts and Containers

931

The Ubuntu apache2.conf File

948

Redirects

951

Content Negotiation

951

Type Maps

951

MultiViews

952

Virtual Hosts

953

Troubleshooting

956

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The World Wide Web (WWW or Web for short), is a collection of servers that hold material, called content, that Web browsers (or just browsers) can display. Each of the servers on the Web is connected to the Internet, a network of networks (an internetwork). Much of the content on the Web is coded in HTML (Hypertext Markup Language, page 1040). Hypertext, the links you click on a Web page, allows browsers to display ...

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