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Custom artwork can result from someone’s effort, and taking without
permission something that another has created is generally accepted as
theft. This article has described a basic way to put your works of
art behind a velvet rope–if you’re so inclined. It won’t stop
determined thieves, but it should hopefully stymy or dissuade the
more casual ones.
Got a Topic You Want Covered?
If you have a particular Apache-related topic that you’d like covered
in a future article in this column, please let me know; drop me
an email at
coar@Apache.Org>.
I do read and answer my email, usually within a few hours
(although a few days may pass if I’m travelling or my mail volume is
‘way up). If I don’t respond within what seems to be a reasonable
amount of time, feel free to ping me again.
About the Author
Ken Coar
is a member of the Apache Group and a director and vice
president of the
Apache Software Foundation.
He is also a core member of the
Jikes open-source Java compiler project, a contributor to the
PHP project, the author of
Apache Server for Dummies, and a contributing
author to
Apache Server Unleashed.
He can be reached via email at
coar@apache.org>.
