Mac Os. Web Server Handbook

Mac OS X combines Mac simplicity with rock-solid UN IX foundations-making it an outstanding platform for hosting high-traffic Web sites, delivering volumes of e-mail, and providing virtually any Internet service. Best of all, since it's a Mac, you don't need years of training-just the Mac OS X Web Server Handbook and the up-to-the-minute updates at the book's Web site: http://hart-mac.sdsc.edu/Handbook/ David-L Hart, MacCentral Online's long-time Web server columnist, covers everything from basic Web server setup through database integration, XHTML, and XML - even e-commerce. You'll discover today's best Mac OS X-based solutions and techniques for: • Providing e-mail, FTP, search, and mailing list services • Deploying community forums, chat, Web cams, and other popular site features • Providing custom interactivity with Perl, PHP, and other scripting languages • Implementing effective Web security • Delivering live and streaming media • Managing your server and your site • Establishing an e-commerce storefront, and much more When it comes to serving up Web and Internet services, why hassle with other operating systems? Mac OS X can do it all-and with the Mac OS X Web Server Handbook so can you!