I've recently come across a book on Apache Server that has really been
helpful for me, so I thought I'd pass it on:

"Apache Server Administrator's Handbook"
by Mohammed J. Kabir
Publ. by IDG Books Worldwide
ISBN: 0-7645-3306-1
US $29.99

The book is a little over 1" thick, roughly the size of a trade
paperback, with a black-and-white "generic" look to it, and fits nicely
in your hand.  What is especially good about it is that it is billed as
a no-frills
here-is-what-you-need-to-know-about-what-you-want-to-do-with-Apache
book, and (I think) it delivers on that.  The bottom line is that it is
an excellent reference book, with just enough included for you to learn
"why" (or "why not").  I compared it with the O'Reilly book, and for me,
it works even better.  If you need to muck about with Apache, give this
book a comfortable coffee-laden once-over.

Thanks,
Curtis



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