...
to know for our book's purposes.
TCP/IP (Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol) is a set of protocols enabling
computers to talk to each other over networks. The two protocols ...
mod_proxy_ftp.so
mod_proxy_http.so
mod_access.so
mod_actions.so
mod_alias.so
mod_asis.so
mod_auth.so
mod_autoindex.so
mod_cgi.so
mod_dir.so
mod_env.so
mod_imap.so
mod_include.so ...
mod_file_cache.so
mod_headers.so
mod_info.so
mod_mime_magic.so
mod_proxy.so
mod_rewrite.so
mod_speling.so
mod_status.so
mod_unique_id.so
mod_usertrack.so
mod_vhost_alias.so
mod_proxy_connect.so...
...
target in our own project. The reason is because of the other portion of Java developers: the
server-side developers. Up to the deploy step, our example touches upon all facets of Java
development. ...
The base class, org .apache. tools.ant.ProjectComponent, provides logging functionality
as well as access to the Project object. Not shown here, ProjectComponent is also the base
class for ...
cannot process code that cannot compile. In addition, compared to compilation steps, JavaDoc
processing is very slow. It is not something you would want your developers to have to wait
on for...
... password, somehow that information must
travel some communications network to a computer on the other end. The most common method that
computers use to send passwords over the network is by sending the ... distribution. As
such, the Kerberos 4 source code from MIT is the only official documentation of the Kerberos 4
protocol. On the other hand, the newer Kerberos 5 protocol is extensively documented in RFC ... name); others use just the hostname component. And to make matters
worse, some Unix systems map their own hostname to 127.0.0.1 (the loopback IP address). Observe
the following guidelines to avoid...
... Let's zoom in for a closer look at the entire process.
Always remember to set your encoder to store ID3
data during the encode process, if possible—doing so
will save you a lot of work down ...
44
"hollow" in comparison to their uncompressed cousins. Of course, the higher the quality
of the encoding, the less magic lost. You have to strike your own compromises.
Many feel that the ...
The word "codec" is a foreshortening of the words
"compress" and "decompress," and refers to any of a
class of processes that allow for the systematic
compression...
... /etc/postfix/relocated contains entries like:
kdent@ora.com kdent@oreilly.com
heloise@ora.com hfulbert@oreilly.com
@example.com oreilly.com
Messages sent to either kdent@ora.com or heloise@ora.com ...
authentication. However, they do require management of certificates and support for the TLS
protocol.
None of these add-ons is an ideal solution. They require additional code compiled into your ... due to a DOS
attack or another type of problem, Postfix is careful not to make the situation worse. It backs
off from what it is trying to do to allow the system to recover. Postfix processes...
... better. I also
owe so much to the people at O& apos ;Reilly for making the book possible, and for making it all come
together. My editors Tatiana Diaz and Nat Torkington, the production editor Mary ... directive to change the location:
cache_store_log /squid/logs/store.log
You can easily disable store.log altogether by specifying the location as none:
cache_store_log none
If you're not careful, ... If you
omit the option, Squid supports only basic authentication. If you give the —enable-auth
option without any arguments, the build process adds support for all schemes.
Otherwise, you can...
... precaution has been taken in the preparation of this book, the publisher and authors assume
no responsibility for errors or omissions, or for damages resulting from the use of the information con-
tained ... for your invitation to contribute to this book. It has been
a fun project, largely due to the pleasure of working with the two of you. Thanks for
the laughs and for your dedication to this book ... need to know what the hard drive size is; this may not jibe with what
is stamped on the outside of the drive because you have to tell the tool how to chop up
the drive. A limitation of the tool...
... at:
http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/html5/
To comment or ask technical questions about this book, send email to:
bookquestions@oreilly.com
For more information about books, conferences, Resource Centers, and the O& apos ;Reilly Network, ... share a common set of computer-network technologies, protocols, and applications.
Whether you run Microsoft Windows XP, Linux, Mac OS X, or even the now ancient Windows 3.1, when
connected to the ... substantial portions of their electronic collections of documents and software available to the
newcomers — free for the taking! Global communications, a wealth of free software and information: who could
resist?
Well,...
... most of these
operations intuitive.
Before beginning, however, I should say a word about how Microsoft Access implements
the operations of the relational algebra. Most of these operations can ... we denote by:
S nat-join T
is formed in two steps:
1. Form the equi-join on the common attributes {C
1
, ,C
n
}.
2. Remove the second set of common columns from the table.
Consider these ... of the table.
The problem with the multiple-row choice is that all of the data about a book must be
repeated as many times as there are authors of the book—an obvious case of redundancy.
The...
... from version to version.
It is best to check your local documentation. vile
does not support any kind of recovery. The vile
documentation recommends the use of the
autowrite and autosave options. ... 44G moves the cursor to
the beginning of line 44. G without a line number moves the cursor
to the last line of the file.
Typing two backquotes (` `) returns you to your original position
(the ...
as possible in one direction, you hear a beep and the cursor stops.
For example, once you're at the beginning or end of a line, you
cannot use h or l to wrap around to the previous or next...