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Deploying mod_perl technology to give rocket speed to your CGI/Perl scripts.

Part I: Getting Started

Getting Your Feet Wet: This chapter gives you step-by-step instructions to get a basic statically-compiled mod_perl-enabled Apache server up and running. Having a running server allows you to experiment with mod_perl as you learn more about it.

Introduction and Incentives: An introduction to what mod_perl is all about, its different features, and some explanations of the C API, Apache::Registry, Apache::PerlRun, and the Apache/Perl API.

mod_perl Installation: An in-depth explanation of the mod_perl installation process, from the basic installation (in 10 steps), to a more complex one (with all the possible options you might want to use, including DSO build). It includes troubleshooting tips too.

mod_perl Configuration: This section documents the various configuration options available for Apache and mod_perl, as well as the Perl startup files, and more esoteric possibilites such as configuring Apache with Perl.

Part II: Coding