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This section covers the various conventions used in this book.
Text marked with this icon applies to the Unix version of Apache.
Text marked with this icon applies to the Win32 version of Apache.
TIP: This icon designates a note relating to the surrounding text. WARNING: This icon designates a warning related to the surrounding text.We use the text convention ... / to indicate your path to the demonstration sites, which may well be different from ours. For instance, on our Apache machine, we kept all the demonstration sites in the directory /usr/www. So, for example, our path would be /usr/www/site.simple. You might want to keep the sites somewhere other than /usr/www, so we refer to the path as ... /site.simple.
Don't type .../ into your computer. The attempt will upset it!
Apache is controlled through roughly 150 directives. For each directive, a formal explanation is given in the following format:
| Directive |
Syntax Where used
An explanation of the directive is located here.
So, for instance, we have the following directive:
| ServerAdmin |
ServerAdmin email address Server config, virtual host
ServerAdmin gives the email address for correspondence. It automatically generates error messages so the user has someone to write to in case of problems.
The Where used line explains the appropriate environment for the directive. This will become clearer later.
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