Learning apache

[arnesten]

I want to learn Apache and set up a webpage. Are there any howto's that is easy to understand?

[ltrain]

I am in the same boat you are in -- I am just beginning to learn Apache. It is fairly straight-forward there is plenty of documentation not just on this site but also checkout the following link to apache if you have not already visited. Apaches web site (http://httpd.apache.org/docs/misc/FAQ.HTML)

Good Luck!

The Green Penguin

[ltrain]

You might find these books helpful in your quest...Apache book list (http://httpd.apache.org/info/apache_books.html)

[Shadoglare]

O'Reilly's entire book about learning Apache (which is excellent, BTW) can be downloaded from their web page at ww.ora.com - I printed it out and bound it (or if you really want you can buy it).

[linuxluis]

If you notice there is a new version of apache out there. I have just download apache a couple of seconds ago. I'm going to be using it for MySQL, PhP , and apache for a web administrator ticket tool for my job. So if i run into any problems or bugs in apache I will post it up for you guys.


tux :eek:

[Shadoglare]

Originally posted by Shadoglare:
O'Reilly's entire book about learning Apache (which is excellent, BTW) can be downloaded from their web page at ww.ora.com - I printed it out and bound it (or if you really want you can buy it).

It was just pointed out to me that I was full of junk about this LOL.
I was thinking about the Samba book I downloaded from them, not Apache. Sorry guys.

:o

[cachete]

compiling apache is alittle difficult, but it will probably be the way to go. if you can I would suggest to compile apache in dso mode. this way you can later add other modules like php3, php4, mod_perl,mod_asp, etc, etc without having to recompile apache every time you want to add something. oh mm is a good idea to manage memory more ifficiently between apache processes too.

-superman