July 2002
Beginner
528 pages
12h 5m
English

I suspect that for a significant percentage of readers, this is the key chapter in the book. I might like writing about shell scripts and quotas, but if you’re a Unix system administrator in the 21st century, odds are quite good that you are responsible for at least one system that operates as a Web server.
The good news is that these last two hours of the book are devoted to Web server topics (not to mention the prior visits to explore the Web log files). Not just any Web server, mind you, but the one that powers more Web sites than any other online: Apache, from the Apache Group.
In this first hour ...
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