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Index: P

packet filtering: 11.4.1. Packet Filtering

palloc( ): A.6.1. Pool Functions

parseHTTPdate( ): A.6.10. Time and Date Functions

parsing headers: 21.3. The Module Structure

PassEnv directive: 16.3. Setting Environment Variables

passwords

anonymous access: 5.12. Anonymous Access

checking (see authentication)

DBM files for: 5.10. DBM Files on Unix

Unix systems: 5.3. Passwords Under Unix

Win32 systems: 5.4. Passwords Under Win32

pathnames: 0.3.3. Pathnames

1.4. How HTTP Clients Work

paths: 3.4. Other Directives

API functions: A.6.12. Path, Filename, and URL Manipulation Functions

pcalloc( ): A.6.1. Pool Functions

pclosef( ): A.6.5. File and Socket Functions

per-directory configuration: 20.5. Per-Directory Configuration

21.3. The Module Structure

21.3. The Module Structure

A.3. Per-Directory Configuration

per-request information: 20.6. Per-Request Information

A.4. Per-Request Information

per-server configuration: 20.4. Per-Server Configuration

21.3. The Module Structure

21.3. The Module Structure

A.2. Per-Server Configuration

performance

caching: 9.4.1. Inward Caching

PK encryption: 11.2. Binary Signatures, Virtual Cash

performance tuning, mod_perl use: 17.9.1. Performance Tuning

Perl

flags, mod_perl: 17.5.1. Perl Flags

XML and: 19.2. XML and Perl

permissions (Unix): 2.3.5. Unix Permissions

suEXEC utility: 16.6. suEXEC on Unix

persistent-state cookies: 16.4.1. Apache Cookies

16.4.1. Apache Cookies

pfclose( ): A.6.5. File and Socket Functions

pfdopen( ): A.6.5. File and Socket Functions

pfopen( ): A.6.5. File and Socket Functions

PidFile directive: 2.5.5. PidFile

PIDs (process identifiers): 2.3. Setting Up a Unix Server

pinging IP addresses: 2.4. Setting Up a Win32 Server

pipe buckets: 20.9.1. Bucket Interface

piped logs, API functions: A.6.21. Piped Log Functions

PK encryption: 11.2. Binary Signatures, Virtual Cash

pool functions, API: A.6.1. Pool Functions

pools: 20.3. Pools

A.1. Pools

popenf( ): A.6.5. File and Socket Functions

port-based virtual hosting: 4.2.4. Port-Based Virtual Hosting

Port directive: 4.3. Two Copies of Apache

porting to Apache 2.0: 21.6. Porting to Apache 2.0

ports: 1.1. What Does a Web Server Do?

1.3.2. How Apache Uses TCP/IP

4.3. Two Copies of Apache

POST method (HTTP): 13.1.1. A Closer Look at HTTP

post read requests: 21.3. The Module Structure

preconfiguration: 21.3. The Module Structure

pregcomp( ): A.6.6. Regular Expression Functions

prerun fixups to modules: 21.3. The Module Structure

privacy (see encryption security)

process functions, API: A.6.7. Process and CGI Functions

process identifiers (PIDs): 2.3. Setting Up a Unix Server

processes

killing: 2.3.4. Several Copies of Apache

limiting for CGI scripts: 16.5. Script Directives

protocols: 1.3.2. How Apache Uses TCP/IP

proxy servers: 1.1.1. Criteria for Choosing a Web Server

configuring cache: 9.5. Setup

ProxyDomain directive: 9.2. Proxy Directives

ProxyPass directive: 9.2. Proxy Directives

ProxyPassReverse directive: 9.2. Proxy Directives

ProxyRemote directive: 9.2. Proxy Directives

ProxyRequests directive: 9.2. Proxy Directives

ps utility: 2.3. Setting Up a Unix Server

pstrcat( ): A.6.1. Pool Functions

pstrdup( ): A.6.1. Pool Functions

pstrndup( ): A.6.1. Pool Functions

public key encryption: 11.2. Binary Signatures, Virtual Cash

push_array( ): A.6.2. Array Functions

PUT method (HTTP): 13.1.1. A Closer Look at HTTP

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