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Apache Pocket Reference
Apache is far and away the most widely used web server
platform in the world, running on Windows NT as well as
Unix and other platforms. It powers about half of the
world's existing web sites and is still increasing market
share. Apache also forms the basis of a number of
commercial web servers, such as IBM HTTP Server powered
by
Apache and C2Net's Stronghold.
Apache is at the leading edge of web server development with
many new technologies being implemented first. Apache has a
flexible architecture that allows independent developers to
add their own functionality by way of modules, written
either in C or, with the advent of mod_perl, in Perl.
The Apache Pocket Reference, a companion volume to Writing
Apache Modules with Perl and C and Apache: The Definitive
Guide, 2nd Edition, covers Apache 1.3.12. It provides a
complete overview of the command-line options,
configuration directives, and modules, and covers Apache
support utilities.
CONTENTS:
Acknowledgments
Conventions
Starting and Stopping Apache
Apache Modules
Directory Layout
Support Utilities
General Configuration
Request Processing
Post-Read Request Phase
URL Translation Phase
Access Restrictions
MIME Type Checking Phase
Content Generation Phase
Request Logging Phase
strftime() Time Formats
Secure Versions of Apache
CGI Environment Variables
Index of Apache Directives
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