Chapter 10. INTERNET SERVER ADMINISTRATION
Many Linux, Unix, and Mac OS X readers wear several hats in their jobs, webmaster and web server administrator being just two of them. For others working on larger systems, the job of managing the server and service is completely separate from the job of designing and managing actual content on the website, FTP server, and so forth.
Chapter 9, "Website Administration," offered tools geared primarily toward webmasters and other content managers. This chapter, by contrast, shows how to analyze web server log files, mirror websites, monitor FTP usage and network health, and even add new virtual host accounts to allow additional domains to be served up from an existing web server.
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