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As with other modules, there are two parts to the configuration. The first just tells Apache that the module exists and where to find it using a

If you write JavaServer Pages or use Servlets to provide the functionality of your Web site, you're probably already aware of Tomcat. Tomcat is the Apache

More on Apache server Squeezing the most performance out of your Apache server can make difference in how your Web site functions and the impression it

For some time, Apache and Microsoft have commanded the lion's share of the Web server market. While Apache is the clear-cut winner in the Netcraft and

What Is a Proxy Server? Proxy servers do a number of different things, but the basic term proxy means to do something for somebody else, usually in an

Basic Settings Setting up a forward proxy service is actually very straightforward. First, you must make sure the Apache 2.0 installation has been

If you are using a statically built server you can skip over this bit. If you're using a dynamic setup, you must tell Apache to load the corresponding DAV

There is nothing worse when setting up a website than having to build some complicated method of viewing and updating the information on the site. There

As Web sites get more complicated and more dynamic, developers want to give users a more cohesive environment. This cohesion can provide all sorts of

LAMP Is Greater Than the Sum of Its Parts The Apache server running on Linux is an easy way of building a simple Web server, but the information provided

Linux Linux is the operating system on which the applications execute. As an operating system, Linux is obviously capable of acting as much more than a