Web Development with Apache and Perl (Chapter 6)   

It seems that every few months there are high-profile cases of credit card theft over the Internet: a popular site reports that its customer database was cracked, or a new exploit is discovered that lets a malicious application read inofrmation from browsers. As with the case in the physical realm, the bulk of crimes are low-profile and not reported to police. After a pleasant holiday season of shopping over the Web, strange charges turn up on a credit card , and the card holder calls their bank to have the charges removed and to get a new account number issued.

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  Book Chapter: Apache Administrator's Handbook   

Now that your server is installed, you need to get it running. Don't be concerned that we've devoted an entire chapter to this. It really is simple. But, there are some additional things that you'll want to know about starting, stopping, and restarting your server.

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  Server Side Includes: What you can do with them   

Previously, we discussed what Server Side Includes (SSI) are. This month, we're building on that discussion to explain to you some of the many things you can do with SSI.

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  What are Server Side Includes (SSI)?   

A Server Side Include is a type of macro that can be expanded at the time the Web server is sending the document to the browser.

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