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Posted to dev@httpd.apache.org by Stipe Tolj <to...@wapme-systems.de> on 2002/11/01 12:41:52 UTC

Re: book about apache 2?

> > i have been asked to recommend a book about apache version 2
> > that would give useful background and reference information
> > for people providing support to customers using it.  so, probably
> > along the lines of 'apache server unleashed' rather than an
> > internals reference.
> >
> > any suggestions?
> 
> Daniel Lopez
> Teach yourself Apache 2 in 24 hours

yep, add me to the fans here :)

Stipe

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RE: book about apache 2?

Posted by Werner Schalk <we...@gmx.de>.
What about listing this book at
http://httpd.apache.org/info/apache_books.html,
it seems to be the one which
covers only Apache2 (here in Germany)?

In my opinion books published by
addison&wesley are quite good, or?
But anyway, there a lot more books
available about the apache here
in Germany and they are neither
listed.

Bye,
Werner.


RE: book about apache 2?

Posted by Lars Eilebrecht <la...@hyperreal.org>.
According to Werner Schalk:

> for the german speaking people: According
> to the website addison-wesley.de there
> will be a german (sorry!) book at the
> end of this month.

Other books are listed at
http://httpd.apache.org/info/apache_books.html


ciao...
-- 
Lars Eilebrecht              - "No maintenance": Impossible to fix.
lars@hyperreal.org

RE: book about apache 2?

Posted by Werner Schalk <we...@gmx.de>.
Hello,

for the german speaking people: According
to the website addison-wesley.de there
will be a german (sorry!) book at the
end of this month. The book seems to be
quite interesting, does somebody know
something about it?

Bye and thanks,
Werner.