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The server configuration shown here does not run as a service of the Internet super daemon (inetd), rather, Apache runs as a standalone daemon. This gives Apache more flexibility in its configuration, as well as better performance than running through inetd. Since Apache is able to service more than one client through a single process (using the KeepAlive facility), no production system should ever use the inetd mode. The ServerRoot for the Apache installation is set to /opt/apache1.3.9 in this installation. All of the key files required by Apache are located below this directory root, such as the lock file, the scoreboard file, and the file that records the PID of the current Apache process. Each of the clients that connect to the server has an expiry date, in the form of a timeout. In this configuration, the timeout is set to 300 seconds (5 minutes). This is the period of inactivity after which a client is deemed to have timed out. Requests are kept alive, with up to 100 requests. There is no limit to the number of requests per child process.

If you can t send or receive email, your first step should be to verify you are connected to the Internet. Look for Wi-Fi or 3G connectivity in the upper left corner of your Home screen (see the How Do I Know When I m Connected section of Quick Start Guide for details. Sometimes, you need to adjust the outgoing port for email to be sent properly. Do so by following these steps. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Tap Settings. Touch Mail, Contacts and Calendars. Touch your email account that is having trouble sending messages under Accounts. Touch SMTP and verify that your outgoing mail server is set correctly; also check that it is set to On. Touch Outgoing Mail Server at the top and verify all the settings, such as Host Name, User Name, Password, SSL, Authentication, and Server Port. You might also try 587, 995, or 110 for the Server Port value; sometimes that helps. Click Done and the email account name in the upper left corner to return to the Email settings screen for this account.

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CREATE TABLE table_name ( <column_definition> [,<column_definition> ...] [,<table_constraint] ... );

The following options are commonly set in the main server configuration section:

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Port 80 ServerAdmin paul@paulwatters.com ServerName www.paulwatters.com DocumentRoot "/opt/apache1.3.9/htdocs" <Directory/> Options FollowSymLinks AllowOverride None </Directory> <Directory "/opt/apache1.3.9/htdocs"> Options Indexes FollowSymLinks MultiViews AllowOverride None Order allow,deny Allow from all </Directory> UserDir "/opt/apache1.3.9/users/" DirectoryIndex index.html AccessFileName .htaccess <Files .htaccess> Order allow,deny Deny from all </Files>

The parameters in this section determine the main run-time characteristics of the Apache HTTP Server. The first parameter is the port on which the Apache HTTP Server will run. If the server is being executed by an unprivileged user, then this port must be set to port 1024 or higher. However, if a privileged user like root is executing the process, then any unreserved port may be used (you can check the services database, /etc/services, for ports allocated to specific services). By default, port 80 is used. Next, some details about the server are entered, including the hostname of the system, which is to be displayed in all URLs, and a contact e-mail address for the server. This address is usually displayed on all error and CGI misconfiguration pages. The root directory for all HTML and other content for the Web site much also be supplied. This allows for both absolute and relative URLs to be constructed and interpreted by the server. In this case, the htdocs subdirectory underneath the main Apache directory is used. Thus, the file index.html in this directory will be the default page displayed when no specific page is specified in the URL. There are several options that can be specified for the htdocs directory, including whether or not to ignore symbolic links to directories that do not reside underneath the htdocs subdirectory. This is useful when you have available on CD-ROMs and other file systems files that do not need to be copied onto a hard drive, simply to be served through the Web.

This looks really simple, and except for some tedium involved in forming column de nitions, the CREATE TABLE statement is really simple. Each statement includes a table name and a comma-separated list of one or more column de nitions enclosed in a pair of parentheses. The table name must be unique within the database and must adhere to SQL syntax conventions as described in 2. A table must have at least one column, which makes logical sense when you think about it. Some vendor implementations provide for physical storage attributes such as space allocation in the CREATE TABLE statement, so do check your DBMS documentation to learn more. Column de nitions are discussed next, followed by a discussion of table constraints.