Rich Bowen (19.May.2010 at 11:15)
Talk at TEK·X (English - US)
While managing your Apache server may not be your primary job responsibility, you need to know your way around your Apache server in order to do your job. In this talk, you'll learn how to do, or do better, a variety of things that come up every day in the life of an Apache server administrator, as well as learning about some of the less well-know features that maybe you weren't aware of at all.
Rich is the author of 'Apache Cookbook', from O'Reilly, and spends an inordinate amount of time answering Apache questions on IRC.
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I typically expect to learn 1-2 things per session. This talk had so many good recipes and topics that I lost count of all the cool things I wrote down to later implement.
A LOT of information covered in such a short amount of time. Tons of great ideas for fixing issues, and doing it right. I loved how one of his examples had showed that the better way to do it was to use PHP, with minor bits of Apache magic, rather than using some big complicated mod_rewrite.
Great talk, tons of information, almost to the point of information overload. Awesome slides accompany the talk, however, making things a lot easier to follow. Thanks for posting the slides beforehand. Great job!
Great talk. Lots of useful info. Will definitely be looking over the slides. Would prefer if the slides were also available in non Mac only format for download (I believe keynote can include PDF version?).
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19.May.2010 at 16:13 by Herman Radtke
I typically expect to learn 1-2 things per session. This talk had so many good recipes and topics that I lost count of all the cool things I wrote down to later implement.