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books by Ken Coar

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8 reviews
Richard Bowen, Matthew Marlowe, ...

Sams, 2000

APACHE - Running without fear!
The top choice for understanding Apache concepts and for installing the webserver for several reasons. First, compare it to the competition. The text is easier to understand and a faster read than Wrox's "Professional Apache" (sometimes Wrox books meander to fill space), and the "Apache Bible", is not even in the same league because of problems with organization and presentation. The best way ...

Apache Server for Dummies

16 reviews
Ken A. L. Coar

For Dummies, 1998

Apache for Macs
Apache web server comes with MacOSX (I have the beta of course) that lets your system act as a server, with TelNet and FTP functionality. OSX is not an update to MacOS9. OSX is a new OS from the ground up, with a BSD Unix kernal, protected memory, preemptive multi-tasking, and full emplimentations of Java 2 and TCP/IP. Also, there is a program called NetProbe that had Ping functions as well as ...

Apache Cookbook

13 reviews
Ken Coar, Rich Bowen

O'Reilly Media, Inc., 2003

Great Apache Resource
Some of the reviews for 'Apache Cookbook: Solutions and Examples for Apache Administrators' have stated that this book is a little too basic and simple for Apache administrators out in the world, but I would disagree. Apache is a solid technology that has proven it's mettle in the world for many many many years but there aren't a whole lot of books out on the market for it. It is of this ...