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From: persres on 27 Mar 2010 13:22
Hello,
I am new to server side of things, as I am a C++ applications
developer. I have to administer a server as I can't afford anyone to
do it.

Can someone please recommend books and also online articles that would
give a good quick introduction to the webserver set up.

Something by which, I understand the basic - what are the different
components, services, where they lie, how they interact with each
other, tools for troubleshooting etc.

Preferably an introduction meant for good programmers and not for
total newbies would be very helpful.
Thanks
From: Samuel A Mungujakisa on 28 Mar 2010 00:48
www.freecomputerbooks.com might have something.

Samuel.

"persres" <persres(a)googlemail.com> wrote in message
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> Hello,
> I am new to server side of things, as I am a C++ applications
> developer. I have to administer a server as I can't afford anyone to
> do it.
>
> Can someone please recommend books and also online articles that would
> give a good quick introduction to the webserver set up.
>
> Something by which, I understand the basic - what are the different
> components, services, where they lie, how they interact with each
> other, tools for troubleshooting etc.
>
> Preferably an introduction meant for good programmers and not for
> total newbies would be very helpful.
> Thanks

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