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The Soothingly Seamless Setup of Virtual Hosts and Certificates
By: Israel Denis Jr. and Eugene Otto
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    2000-06-26


    Table of Contents:
  • The Soothingly Seamless Setup of Virtual Hosts and Certificates
  • Virtual Hosts Setup
  • Creating Certificates
  • Conclusion

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    The Soothingly Seamless Setup of Virtual Hosts and Certificates - Conclusion
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    That was a lot of information for one article! Remember, there are quite a few assumptions in this simple guide, but I hope I have given you some understanding on how you can install Apache, PHP, Mod_SSL, and MySQL. I hope I have also given you some clue of how it all fits together.

    Please share your comments with others by clicking on the discuss link associated with this document. For more information please visit the sites in the references section.

    References:
    www.apache.org
    www.modssl.org
    www.openssl.org
    www.php.net
    www.mysql.com
    www.perl.com
    www.cpan.org

     
     
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