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Format: Paperback
Author: Ben Laurie
ReleaseDate: December, 2002
Publisher: O'Reilly Media
Rating:

This book is not a tutorial.
Forget about this book if you're seeking to implement the ubiquitous LAMP (Linux, Apache, MYSQL, PHP) combination. This book is not a tutorial on Apache. Perhaps you wish to complement your pursuit of a computer science degree with some resume enhancing practical skills. Or perhaps you're a seeking some IT certifications, or perhaps you're a hobbyist web developer - in all cases this book contains nothing that couldn't be freely found on an internet search engine. Most of the book's chapters consist of a series of Apache's features with each followed by a cryptic discussion that doesn't actually teach you anything. So unless you're a Apache expert looking for a handy reference to keep close at hand then please buy something else. Like a book that actually does the job of teaching you to do something with Apache. .

Java 1 there's a good reason
1 or 5. Hi,
I read a few weeks ago some reviews complaining that this textbook doesn't deal with recent Java SDK like 4. Then I had trouble ping-ing an XP home pc, so I learned that ping works with ICMP, I thought maybe if I write a little ping-debugger I'd get somewhere near an answer, my PC linux is a Debian, I searched for some ICMP Java classes for Debian, then I found out that the latest Java SDK for Linux is 1. 1. So don't put the blame on this Apache manual (IMHO) "il ne peut pas aller plus vite que la musique".

not great but still quite worth of it

This book is OK for beginner, both on Win32 and Linux. I partly agree with the downstairs, but can not put it in 1 star. And with detailed description (yes, it tells what is called NT Service and how to open a MMC to start a service :-) so IT JUST WORKS.
On the other hand, there is a lot of setting with the config, this book contians a long list of explaination with the para, like a ref book. But it does gives you a few good example of CGI (C and Perl).
Still think it is the top apache book on market
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