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  • I'm looking to move my library's website in-house, and wanted to do some reading beforehand. The one downfall of this book is that it focuses on Fedora Core for the linux install. Some of it would carry over to any variant I'm sure but the Fedora-specific instructions wouldn't. Still, it was a great ... Continue

    I'm looking to move my library's website in-house, and wanted to do some reading beforehand. The one downfall of this book is that it focuses on Fedora Core for the linux install. Some of it would carry over to any variant I'm sure but the Fedora-specific instructions wouldn't. Still, it was a great introduction to running your own server and gave me a good idea of what I'd need (and need to know) to get going.

    

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This book is for Web Developers who want to learn how to use Linux & Apache for Website Hosting. The first chapters will teach you how to install Linux and Apache 2.0 on a home or office machine for testing purposes. Then you'll learn how to perform dozens of common tasks including:

• Updating server software
• Setting up new Websites, Email Accounts and Subdomains
• Configuring various Linux & Apache files related to performance and security
• Install spam filtering software
• Perform automatic backups and crash recoveries

This is the ideal book for anyone who wants to run Websites using a leased or co-located Linux server, without having to spends thousands of dollars annually on third party support and management.

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