Rich Bowen

use DBI; my = DBI->connect('DBI:mysql:database', 'username', 'password'); # 'password' is the database password. my = ->prepare("update passwords

If you open up Configuration.apaci, you'll see the configuration options that you entered, converted into a format that is usable by Configure. You can

The second slot, alas, is blank, and almost always will be. That's what that ''-'' is: a place-holder for the second piece of information. That is the

In the interim between Apache 2.0.43 and Apache 2.0.44, some very substantial changes went into the authentication/authorization/access control

IndexOptions The IndexOptions directive provides a list of options to set various features of the index listing. These options don't warrant their own

When a user requests a directory without specifying a particular file name, Apache attempts to serve up a default document. The document served is

ReadmeName README and you have a file in that directory called README.html, that file will be displayed as the readme file for that directory. Another

If you want to log to a process of some kind, you might be better advised to look for a module that already implements the functionality that you are

If there are other topics that you'd like to see me cover in Apache Guide, please send me a note at ApacheToday@rcbowen.com

HTTP is a stateless, anonymous protocol. This is by design, and is not, at least in my opinion, a shortcoming of the protocol. If you want to know more

In the first sections of this series, I've talked about what goes into the standard log files, and how you can change the contents of those files. The

Apache comes with built-in mechanisms for logging activity on your server. In this series of articles, I'll talk about the standard way that Apache writes