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b command (sed): 12.4. Alphabetical Summary of sed Commands (Linux in a Nutshell)
\b escape sequence (MySQL): 15.1.1. Literals (Managing & Using MySQL)
\B (non-word boundary), Perl regular expressions: 4.10.4. Anchors (Programming PHP)
\b (word boundary), Perl regular expressions: 4.10.4. Anchors (Programming PHP)
Back button (Konqueror): 16.1.1. Using Konqueror and Other Web Browsers (Running Linux)
background
color
Emacs text editor: 11.6.2. Emacs and Other Editors (Running Linux)
KDE desktop: 11.2.3.2.1. Configuring the background (Running Linux)
11.2.3.2.1. Configuring the background (Running Linux)
background module
xterm window: 11.1.1. xinit (Running Linux)
resource (X clients): 11.6.1. The X Resource Database (Running Linux)
module (KDE): 18.3.3.1. Background (Linux in a Nutshell)
backreferences
to previously matched substrings, conditional expressions and: 4.10.12. Conditional Expressions (Programming PHP)
to text captured earlier in pattern: 4.10.7. Backreferences (Programming PHP)
backslash (\): 6.3. Common Features (Linux in a Nutshell)
escape character: 3.6.1. Inserts (Managing & Using MySQL)
escape sequences for MySQL: 15.1.1. Literals (Managing & Using MySQL)
exporting tab delimited data: 15.2. SQL Commands (Managing & Using MySQL)
backslash_quote variable (tcsh): 8.4.3. Predefined Shell Variables (Linux in a Nutshell)
backspace key: 7.2.3. Command-Line Editing (Linux in a Nutshell)
Emacs: 10.2. Typical Problems (Linux in a Nutshell)
backtrace
macros for: 21.7.5. mod_perl gdb Debug Macros (Practical mod_perl)
obtaining: 21.6.4. Analyzing the core File (Practical mod_perl)
automatically: 21.6.5. Extracting the Backtrace Automatically (Practical mod_perl)
backtrace command (gdb): 14.1.2. Examining a Core File (Running Linux)
backups
compression: 8.1.1.3. To compress, or not to compress? (Running Linux)
creating, overview: 8.1. Making Backups (Running Linux)
cron and: 8.2. Scheduling Jobs Using cron (Running Linux)
8.2. Scheduling Jobs Using cron (Running Linux)
floppy disks: 8.1.1.2. Backing up to floppy (Running Linux)
importance of: 8.6. What to Do in an Emergency (Running Linux)
incremental: 8.1. Making Backups (Running Linux)
8.1.2. Incremental Backups (Running Linux)
MySQL: 4.4. Backup (Managing & Using MySQL)
restoring: 8.6.3. Restoring Files from Backup (Running Linux)
simple overview: 8.1.1. Simple Backups (Running Linux)
tape devices: 8.1.1.1. Backing up to tape (Running Linux)
badblocks command: 3.1. Alphabetical Summary of Commands (Linux in a Nutshell)
bang (!): 6.3. Common Features (Linux in a Nutshell)
ex: 11.14. Alphabetical Summary of ex Commands (Linux in a Nutshell)
shell invocation, ftp: 3.1. Alphabetical Summary of Commands (Linux in a Nutshell)
bang tilde (!~), gawk: 13.2.1. Patterns (Linux in a Nutshell)
banner command: 3.1. Alphabetical Summary of Commands (Linux in a Nutshell)
base classes: 6.1. Terminology (Programming PHP)
base URL, rewriting: 8.2. Rewrite (Apache: The Definitive Guide)
base_convert( ): A.2a. Alphabetical Listing of PHP Functions (a-e) (Programming PHP)
base64_decode( ): A.2a. Alphabetical Listing of PHP Functions (a-e) (Programming PHP)
base64_encode( ): A.2a. Alphabetical Listing of PHP Functions (a-e) (Programming PHP)
basename( ): A.2a. Alphabetical Listing of PHP Functions (a-e) (Programming PHP)
12.2. Filenames (Programming PHP)
3.1. Alphabetical Summary of Commands (Linux in a Nutshell)
bash shell: 3.1. Alphabetical Summary of Commands (Linux in a Nutshell)
6.2. Shell Flavors (Linux in a Nutshell)
7. bash: The Bourne-Again Shell (Linux in a Nutshell)
1.5.1. Basic Commands and Utilities (Running Linux)
4.5. Shells (Running Linux)
arithmetic expressions and operators: 7.4. Arithmetic Expressions (Linux in a Nutshell)
built-in commands: 7.7. Built-in Commands (Linux in a Nutshell)
built-in shell variables: 7.3.2. Built-in Shell Variables (Linux in a Nutshell)
command history: 7.5. Command History (Linux in a Nutshell)
command substitution: 7.5.3. Command Substitution (Linux in a Nutshell)
fc command: 7.5.2. The fc Command (Linux in a Nutshell)
line-edit mode: 7.5.1. Line-Edit Mode (Linux in a Nutshell)
command-line editing: 7.2.3. Command-Line Editing (Linux in a Nutshell)
Emacs mode: 7.2.3. Command-Line Editing (Linux in a Nutshell)
vi mode: 7.2.3. Command-Line Editing (Linux in a Nutshell)
commands, usage: 7.2.5. Command Forms (Linux in a Nutshell)
configuration files: 7. bash: The Bourne-Again Shell (Linux in a Nutshell)
core files and: 14.1.2. Examining a Core File (Running Linux)
features: 7. bash: The Bourne-Again Shell (Linux in a Nutshell)
filename metacharacters: 7.2.2. Filename Metacharacters (Linux in a Nutshell)
invocation, options and arguments: 7.1. Invoking the Shell (Linux in a Nutshell)
job control: 7.6. Job Control (Linux in a Nutshell)
pattern matching: 7.2.2. Filename Metacharacters (Linux in a Nutshell)
prompt: 0.. Conventions (Linux in a Nutshell)
prompt variables: 7.5.4. Variables in Prompt (Linux in a Nutshell)
quoting: 7.2.4. Quoting (Linux in a Nutshell)
redirection, usage: 7.2.6. Redirection Forms (Linux in a Nutshell)
special files: 7.2.1. Special Files (Linux in a Nutshell)
syntax: 7.2. Syntax (Linux in a Nutshell)
tcsh, compared to: 6.3. Common Features (Linux in a Nutshell)
variables: 7.3. Variables (Linux in a Nutshell)
variable substitution: 7.3.1. Variable Substitution (Linux in a Nutshell)
vi mode editing: 7.2.3. Command-Line Editing (Linux in a Nutshell)
bash_profile startup file: 4.15. Startup Files (Running Linux)
bashrc startup file: 4.15. Startup Files (Running Linux)
bastion hosts: 11.4.2. Separate Networks (Apache: The Definitive Guide)
batch command: 3.1. Alphabetical Summary of Commands (Linux in a Nutshell)
3.1. Alphabetical Summary of Commands (Linux in a Nutshell)
batch processing
parameterized SQL and: 10.1.3. Parameterized SQL (Managing & Using MySQL)
support for: 3.9.7. Batch Processing (Managing & Using MySQL)
Battery Charge Monitor (GNOME): 11.4.2.1. The panel (Running Linux)
baud rate (serial ports): 8.4.5.3. The rest of the printcap variables (Running Linux)
bc program: 3.1. Alphabetical Summary of Commands (Linux in a Nutshell)
function keywords: 3.1. Alphabetical Summary of Commands (Linux in a Nutshell)
identifiers: 3.1. Alphabetical Summary of Commands (Linux in a Nutshell)
input-output keywords: 3.1. Alphabetical Summary of Commands (Linux in a Nutshell)
math library functions: 3.1. Alphabetical Summary of Commands (Linux in a Nutshell)
operators and symbols: 3.1. Alphabetical Summary of Commands (Linux in a Nutshell)
statement keywords: 3.1. Alphabetical Summary of Commands (Linux in a Nutshell)
BCMath library: B.1. Optional Extensions Listing (Programming PHP)
BDB (Berkeley DB) table type: 3.9.2. Transactions (Managing & Using MySQL)
15.2. SQL Commands (Managing & Using MySQL)
database transactions and: 8.2.2. Transactions (Managing & Using MySQL)
bdelete command (ex): 11.14. Alphabetical Summary of ex Commands (Linux in a Nutshell)
B::Deparse module: 21.8.1. B::Deparse (Practical mod_perl)
BEGIN blocks: 6.4.9. BEGIN blocks (Practical mod_perl)
BEGIN statement, ending transactions with: 3.9.2. Transactions (Managing & Using MySQL)
bell command (ftp): 3.1. Alphabetical Summary of Commands (Linux in a Nutshell)
Benchmark class: 13.5.2. Profiling (Programming PHP)
BENCHMARK( ) function: 17.2.2. General Functions (Managing & Using MySQL)
benchmarking performance: 13.5.1. Benchmarking (Programming PHP)
benchmarking scripts: 1.3.1. Running CGI Scripts with mod_perl (Practical mod_perl)
benchmarks: 9. Essential Tools for Performance Tuning (Practical mod_perl)
(see also performance)
ApacheBench: 9.1.1. ApacheBench (Practical mod_perl)
Apache::Recorder: 9.1.4. Other Web Server Benchmark Utilities (Practical mod_perl)
Apache::Registry: 13.1. Apache::Registry PerlHandler Versus Custom PerlHandler (Practical mod_perl)
buffered compared to unbuffered printing: 13.3. Buffered Printing and Better print( ) Techniques (Practical mod_perl)
caching data compared to regenerating: 13.10. Caching and Pre-Caching (Practical mod_perl)
characteristics of: 9.1. Server Benchmarking (Practical mod_perl)
creating new modules: 13.12.2. The Benchmark (Practical mod_perl)
httperf: 9.1.2. httperf (Practical mod_perl)
http_load: 9.1.3. http_load (Practical mod_perl)
HTTP::Monkeywrench: 9.1.4. Other Web Server Benchmark Utilities (Practical mod_perl)
HTTP::RecordedSession: 9.1.4. Other Web Server Benchmark Utilities (Practical mod_perl)
HTTP::WebTest: 9.1.4. Other Web Server Benchmark Utilities (Practical mod_perl)
Perl code: 9.2. Perl Code Benchmarking (Practical mod_perl)
print( ) function: 13.3. Buffered Printing and Better print( ) Techniques (Practical mod_perl)
string manipulation: 13.4. Interpolation, Concatenation, or List (Practical mod_perl)
string manipulation modules: 13.2. Apache::args Versus Apache::Request::param Versus CGI::param (Practical mod_perl)
subroutines: 13.6.1. The Overhead with Light Subroutines (Practical mod_perl)
usefulness of: 9. Essential Tools for Performance Tuning (Practical mod_perl)
BenchWeb web site: 9.6. References (Practical mod_perl)
beos MPM: 24.1. What's New in Apache 2.0 (Practical mod_perl)
Berkeley DB: 19. DBM and mod_perl (Practical mod_perl)
Berkeley Software Distribution (see BSD)
BerkeleyDB module: 19. DBM and mod_perl (Practical mod_perl)
Berkeley_db table type: 15.2. SQL Commands (Managing & Using MySQL)
BETWEEN operator: 3.8.3. Membership Tests (Managing & Using MySQL)
bg command
bash: 7.7. Built-in Commands (Linux in a Nutshell)
tcsh: 8.8. Job Control (Linux in a Nutshell)
8.9. Built-in Commands (Linux in a Nutshell)
-bg option (xterm): 11.1.1. xinit (Running Linux)
biff command: 3.1. Alphabetical Summary of Commands (Linux in a Nutshell)
big-O notation: 19. DBM and mod_perl (Practical mod_perl)
BIGINT data type: 16.1. Numeric Data Types (Managing & Using MySQL)
19.1. Data Types (Managing & Using MySQL)
bin directory: 4.16. Important Directories (Running Linux)
BIN( ) function: 17.2.2. General Functions (Managing & Using MySQL)
binaries, mod_perl installation: 24.4.2. Installing Binaries (Practical mod_perl)
binary command (ftp): 3.1. Alphabetical Summary of Commands (Linux in a Nutshell)
binary data types: 3.4.3. Binary Data Types (Managing & Using MySQL)
binary distributions
installing: 2.1. Preparation (Managing & Using MySQL)
using RPM (RedHat Package Manager): 2.2.2. Binary (RPM) Distributions (Managing & Using MySQL)
using tar and gunzip utilities: 2.2.1. Binary (Tarball) Distributions (Managing & Using MySQL)
naming conventions for: 2.2.1. Binary (Tarball) Distributions (Managing & Using MySQL)
binary emulators, AlphaLinux: B.4.3. Binary Emulation (Running Linux)
binary files, encoding in ASCII (uuencode): 3.1. Alphabetical Summary of Commands (Linux in a Nutshell)
binary literals (SQL): 15.1.1. Literals (Managing & Using MySQL)
binary logs: 4.3.2. The Binary Log (Managing & Using MySQL)
backup considerations and: 4.4. Backup (Managing & Using MySQL)
performing recovery with: 4.5. Recovery (Managing & Using MySQL)
Binary object (Python DB-API): 10.1.4. Other Objects (Managing & Using MySQL)
binary operators: 2.4.1. Number of Operands (Programming PHP)
arithmetic, implicit casting rules: 2.4.4. Implicit Casting (Programming PHP)
binary releases of Apache: 1.13. Apache Under Windows (Apache: The Definitive Guide)
BIND (Berkeley Internet Name Domain): 2.3.3.1. DNS and BIND (Linux in a Nutshell)
bind command (bash built-in): 7.7. Built-in Commands (Linux in a Nutshell)
bind variables: 9.1.4. Introducing Bind Variables and Optimizations (Managing & Using MySQL)
9.2.3. A Sample CGI/DBI Program (Managing & Using MySQL)
BindAddress directive: 4.3. Two Copies of Apache (Apache: The Definitive Guide)
bindec( ): A.2a. Alphabetical Listing of PHP Functions (a-e) (Programming PHP)
binding (ypbind): 3.1. Alphabetical Summary of Commands (Linux in a Nutshell)
bindings for X resources: 11.6.1. The X Resource Database (Running Linux)
bindkey command (tcsh): 8.9. Built-in Commands (Linux in a Nutshell)
bind_param( ): 9.1.4. Introducing Bind Variables and Optimizations (Managing & Using MySQL)
bind_where( ) and: 9.3.2. Implementing the Model (Managing & Using MySQL)
9.3.2.3. Methods that handle WHERE clauses (Managing & Using MySQL)
bind_where( ) (Publisher class): 9.3.2. Implementing the Model (Managing & Using MySQL)
9.3.2.3. Methods that handle WHERE clauses (Managing & Using MySQL)
bin2hex( ): A.2a. Alphabetical Listing of PHP Functions (a-e) (Programming PHP)
--binlog-do-db=dbname option: 4.3.2. The Binary Log (Managing & Using MySQL)
--binlog-ignore-db=dbname option: 4.3.2. The Binary Log (Managing & Using MySQL)
#!/bin/perl directive: 6.5.2. Command-Line Switches (Practical mod_perl)
biod daemon: 2.5.2. Daemons (Linux in a Nutshell)
Bioinformation Sequence Markup Language: 19.1. XML (Apache: The Definitive Guide)
BIOS and booting limitations: 2.2.3. Linux Partition Requirements (Running Linux)
BIOS information, displaying (displayapm): 4.4.2. Command-Line and Menu Entry Commands (Linux in a Nutshell)
Birznieks, Gunther: 9.2.1. Introduction to Perl CGI (Managing & Using MySQL)
bison command: 3.1. Alphabetical Summary of Commands (Linux in a Nutshell)
BIT_AND( ) function: 17.2.1. Aggregate Functions (Managing & Using MySQL)
BIT_COUNT( ) function: 17.2.2. General Functions (Managing & Using MySQL)
BIT_LENGTH( ) function: 17.2.2. General Functions (Managing & Using MySQL)
bitmask values for character features: 14.2.1. Simple Character Sets (Managing & Using MySQL)
BIT_OR( ) function: 17.2.1. Aggregate Functions (Managing & Using MySQL)
bitwise AND operator (&): 17.1.2. Arithmetic Operators (Managing & Using MySQL)
bitwise left-shift operator (<<): 17.1.2. Arithmetic Operators (Managing & Using MySQL)
bitwise operators: 2.4.9. Bitwise Operators (Programming PHP)
bitwise OR operator (|): 17.1.2. Arithmetic Operators (Managing & Using MySQL)
bitwise right-shift operator (>>): 17.1.2. Arithmetic Operators (Managing & Using MySQL)
B::LexInfo module, memory leaks and: 14.2.6. Memory Leakage (Practical mod_perl)
BLOB data type: 3.4.3. Binary Data Types (Managing & Using MySQL)
16.2. String Data Types (Managing & Using MySQL)
19.1. Data Types (Managing & Using MySQL)
IS_BLOB( ) macro: 19.1. Data Types (Managing & Using MySQL)
block directives: 3.3. Block Directives (Apache: The Definitive Guide)
block groups: 8.6.1. Repairing Filesystems (Running Linux)
block_alarms( ): A.6.16. Timeout and Alarm Functions (Apache: The Definitive Guide)
blocking calls
I/O filtering: 25.3.1.4. Blocking calls (Practical mod_perl)
zombie processes and: 10.2.4. Avoiding Zombie Processes (Practical mod_perl)
blocklist command (GRUB): 4.4.2. Command-Line and Menu Entry Commands (Linux in a Nutshell)
blocklists (GRUB): 4.3. GRUB: The Grand Unified Bootloader (Linux in a Nutshell)
blocks: 2.5.1. if (Programming PHP)
bmouse= boot option: 3.1.1. Booting Linux (Running Linux)
Boa server: 12.4. One Light Non-Apache and One mod_perl-Enabled Apache Server (Practical mod_perl)
Bochs (Windows emulation software): 12.3. Running MS-DOS and Windows Applications on Linux (Running Linux)
body (HTTP): 1.1.1. The HTTP Protocol (Practical mod_perl)
Boleyn, Erich: 4.3. GRUB: The Grand Unified Bootloader (Linux in a Nutshell)
Bonobo library: 17. GNOME (Linux in a Nutshell)
bookmarks
and thumbnails in PDF documents: 10.5.1. Bookmarks and Thumbnails (Programming PHP)
Word, manipulating with PHP COM: 15.3.4. Completing a Word Document (Programming PHP)
bookmarks file: 16.1.1. Using Konqueror and Other Web Browsers (Running Linux)
books about Linux: 1.8.2. Books and Other Published Works (Running Linux)
boolean data type: 2.2.4. Booleans (Programming PHP)
casting operator: 2.4.11. Casting Operators (Programming PHP)
Boolean mode searches: 3.9.1.3. Boolean mode (Managing & Using MySQL)
boot command (GRUB): 4.4.2. Command-Line and Menu Entry Commands (Linux in a Nutshell)
boot directory: 4.16. Important Directories (Running Linux)
boot loaders: 4.1. The Boot Process (Linux in a Nutshell)
3.1.7. Creating the Boot Floppy or Installing LILO (Running Linux)
chainloaders: 4.3. GRUB: The Grand Unified Bootloader (Linux in a Nutshell)
GRUB (see GRUB)
LILO (see LILO)
Loadlin: 4.5. Loadlin: Booting from MS-DOS (Linux in a Nutshell)
boot managers, Windows and LILO: 5.2.2. Using LILO (Running Linux)
boot methods: 4. Boot Methods (Linux in a Nutshell)
boot process: 4.1. The Boot Process (Linux in a Nutshell)
boot sector: 4.1. The Boot Process (Linux in a Nutshell)
boot-time kernel options: 4.7. Boot-Time Kernel Options (Linux in a Nutshell)
bootable CDs, difficulties of making: 4. Boot Methods (Linux in a Nutshell)
/boot/grub.conf (see GRUB, conguration file)
booting: 2.2.1. Installation Overview (Running Linux)
(see also multibooting)
Alpha systems: B.3.4. Setting Up the System Firmware to Start the Installation (Running Linux)
boot disk, troubleshooting: 3.3.4.1. Problems booting Linux from floppy (Running Linux)
boot floppy: 5.2.1. Using a Boot Floppy (Running Linux)
boot sequence: 3.3. Running into Trouble (Running Linux)
boot time options: 5.2.2.3. Specifying boot time options (Running Linux)
filesystem: 5.2.1. Using a Boot Floppy (Running Linux)
init program: 5.3.2. init, inittab, and rc Files (Running Linux)
installation media: 2.2.1. Installation Overview (Running Linux)
3.1.1. Booting Linux (Running Linux)
troubleshooting: 3.3.1. Problems with Booting the Installation Medium (Running Linux)
kernel, boot messages: 5.3.1. Kernel Boot Messages (Running Linux)
LILO
as secondary bootloader: 5.2.2.2. Using LILO as a secondary bootloader (Running Linux)
configuration: 5.2.2.1. The /etc/lilo.conf file (Running Linux)
overview: 5.2.2. Using LILO (Running Linux)
removing: 5.2.2.4. Removing LILO (Running Linux)
options: 3.1.1. Booting Linux (Running Linux)
TCP/IP, testing configuration: 15.1.3.8. Trying out your network (Running Linux)
troubleshooting: 3.3.4.2. Problems booting Linux from the hard drive (Running Linux)
bootloader (see LILO)
bootp command (GRUB): 4.4.1. Command-Line and Global Menu Commands (Linux in a Nutshell)
bootpd command: 3.1. Alphabetical Summary of Commands (Linux in a Nutshell)
bootpgw command: 3.1. Alphabetical Summary of Commands (Linux in a Nutshell)
bootptest command: 3.1. Alphabetical Summary of Commands (Linux in a Nutshell)
bottlenecks
avoiding: 8.2.7. Detecting and Avoiding Bottlenecks (Practical mod_perl)
detection: 8.2.7. Detecting and Avoiding Bottlenecks (Practical mod_perl)
Bourne Again Shell (see bash)
Bourne shell: 7. bash: The Bourne-Again Shell (Linux in a Nutshell)
box for PDF text: 10.3.2. Text Functions (Programming PHP)
br variable (printcap): 8.4.5.3. The rest of the printcap variables (Running Linux)
braces { }, sed command: 12.2.1.1. Examples (Linux in a Nutshell)
brackets [ ]: 6.3. Common Features (Linux in a Nutshell)
7.2.2. Filename Metacharacters (Linux in a Nutshell)
brackets ([]), extended regular expression: 3.8.4. Pattern Matching (Managing & Using MySQL)
braille media type: E.6. Putting Everything Together (Practical mod_perl)
branching (CVS): 15.1.4. Branching (Linux in a Nutshell)
break command
bash built-in: 7.7. Built-in Commands (Linux in a Nutshell)
gawk: 13.8. Alphabetical Summary of Commands (Linux in a Nutshell)
tcsh: 8.9. Built-in Commands (Linux in a Nutshell)
break command (gdb): 14.1.6.1. Breakpoints and watchpoints (Running Linux)
break keyword: 2.5.2. switch (Programming PHP)
break statements
in do/while loops: 2.5.3. while (Programming PHP)
in for loops: 2.5.4. for (Programming PHP)
in switch statements: 2.5.2. switch (Programming PHP)
in while loops: 2.5.3. while (Programming PHP)
breaking strings into smaller components: 4.7.3. Decomposing a String (Programming PHP)
breakpoints: 14.1.1. Tracing a Program (Running Linux)
14.1.6.1. Breakpoints and watchpoints (Running Linux)
perldb: 21.5.6. Introduction to the Perl Debugger (Practical mod_perl)
listing: 21.5.6. Introduction to the Perl Debugger (Practical mod_perl)
removing: 21.5.6. Introduction to the Perl Debugger (Practical mod_perl)
breaksw command (tcsh): 8.9. Built-in Commands (Linux in a Nutshell)
bridging technology for database access: 13.1. The JDBC API (Managing & Using MySQL)
broadcast address: 15.1.3.1. Your network configuration (Running Linux)
broadcast command: 15.1.3.2. The networking rc files (Running Linux)
broadcast messaging (wall): 3.1. Alphabetical Summary of Commands (Linux in a Nutshell)
Brown, Doug: 3.1. SQL Basics (Managing & Using MySQL)
BrowserMatch directive: 16.9. Browsers (Apache: The Definitive Guide)
BrowserMatchNoCase directive: 16.9. Browsers (Apache: The Definitive Guide)
browsers (see also web browsers)
11.5. Managing Sessions (Managing & Using MySQL)
caching response pages for get requests: 7.4.1. Methods (Programming PHP)
creating: 6.12. Method Handlers: The Browse and See, Browse and View Example (Practical mod_perl)
filenames sent for file uploads, distrusting: 12.3.1. Distrust Browser-Supplied Filenames (Programming PHP)
HTTP 1.1 and: 6.5. Browsers and HTTP 1.1 (Apache: The Definitive Guide)
icons and: 7.1. Making Better Indexes in Apache (Apache: The Definitive Guide)
imagemaps: 7.3. Imagemaps (Apache: The Definitive Guide)
information about: A.2b. Alphabetical Listing of PHP Functions (f-i) (Programming PHP)
languages and: 6.3. Language Negotiation (Apache: The Definitive Guide)
Mosaic: 1.1. A Brief History of CGI (Practical mod_perl)
sending file contents to: 9.6.1. Caching the Dynamically Generated Buttons (Programming PHP)
sending PDF files to: 10.2.6. Terminating and Streaming a PDF Document (Programming PHP)
browsers on AlphaLinux: B.4.4. Graphical Browser Considerations (Running Linux)
BSD (Berkeley Unix)
print utilities: 8.4.10. BSD Print System Elements: Files, Directories, and Utilities (Running Linux)
9.6. Printing (Running Linux)
server startup/shutdown for: 4.2.1.2. Other Unix (Managing & Using MySQL)
troubleshooting: 8.4.14. Printer System Troubleshooting (Running Linux)
role in Linux development: 1.2. A Brief History of Linux (Running Linux)
BSD::Resource::getrusage: 9.3. Process Memory Measurements (Practical mod_perl)
bt command: 21.6.4. Analyzing the core File (Practical mod_perl)
BTREE access method, DBM: 19. DBM and mod_perl (Practical mod_perl)
bucket brigades: 20.9. Filters, Buckets, and Bucket Brigades (Apache: The Definitive Guide)
20.9. Filters, Buckets, and Bucket Brigades (Apache: The Definitive Guide)
blocking calls: 25.3.1.4. Blocking calls (Practical mod_perl)
connection input filters: 25.3.3.1. Bucket brigade-based connection input filter (Practical mod_perl)
HTTP request output filter: 25.3.4.3. Bucket brigade-based HTTP request output filter (Practical mod_perl)
invoking filter handlers: 25.3.1.3. Multiple invocations of filter handlers (Practical mod_perl)
I/O filtering: 25.3.1.1. Two methods for manipulating data (Practical mod_perl)
manipulation techniques: 25.3.3.1. Bucket brigade-based connection input filter (Practical mod_perl)
protocol modules and: 25.2.2.2.2. Bucket brigade-based protocol module (Practical mod_perl)
request input filters: 25.3.3.2. Bucket brigade-based HTTP request input filter (Practical mod_perl)
stream-based HTTP request input filters: 25.3.3.3. Stream-based HTTP request input filter (Practical mod_perl)
bucket interface: 20.9.1. Bucket Interface (Apache: The Definitive Guide)
buckets: 20.9. Filters, Buckets, and Bucket Brigades (Apache: The Definitive Guide)
file buckets: 20.9.1. Bucket Interface (Apache: The Definitive Guide)
pipe buckets: 20.9.1. Bucket Interface (Apache: The Definitive Guide)
socket buckets: 20.9.1. Bucket Interface (Apache: The Definitive Guide)
buffer command (ex): 11.14. Alphabetical Summary of ex Commands (Linux in a Nutshell)
buffer overflows, security problems with: 6.2.3.3. Direct compromise (Managing & Using MySQL)
buffered printing: 13.3. Buffered Printing and Better print( ) Techniques (Practical mod_perl)
disabling, reasons to: 13.3. Buffered Printing and Better print( ) Techniques (Practical mod_perl)
buffering output: 13.3.1. Output Buffering (Programming PHP)
A.2c. Alphabetical Listing of PHP Functions (j-q) (Programming PHP)
erasing data: 13.3.1. Output Buffering (Programming PHP)
flushing buffers: 13.3.1. Output Buffering (Programming PHP)
in error handlers: 13.4.4.2. Output buffering in error handlers (Programming PHP)
PDF data: 10.2.2. Initializing the Document (Programming PHP)
setting file buffer size: A.3d. Alphabetical Listing of PHP Functions (r-z) (Programming PHP)
buffers: 10.1.2. Buffer and Window (Linux in a Nutshell)
API functions: A.6.22. Buffering Functions (Apache: The Definitive Guide)
fixed-length: 21.5. General Hints (Apache: The Definitive Guide)
buffers command (ex): 11.14. Alphabetical Summary of ex Commands (Linux in a Nutshell)
buffers, controlling size of: 5.3. Database Server Tuning (Managing & Using MySQL)
buffers (DBM), flushing: 19.1. mod_perl and DBM (Practical mod_perl)
buffers, Emacs: 9.2.2. Simple Editing Commands (Running Linux)
bugs, keepalives and Netscape: 3.4. Other Directives (Apache: The Definitive Guide)
building
Apache server, separately from mod_perl: 3.5.2. Building mod_perl and Apache Separately (Practical mod_perl)
httpd_docs: 12.3.2.1. Building the httpd_docs server (Practical mod_perl)
httpd_perl: 12.3.2.2. Building the httpd_perl server (Practical mod_perl)
manual method: 3.4.1. Manually Building a mod_perl-Enabled Apache (Practical mod_perl)
mod_perl: 2.2.2. Building mod_perl (Practical mod_perl)
mod_perl as DSO
via APACI: 3.5.4. Building mod_perl as a DSO via APACI (Practical mod_perl)
via APXS: 3.5.5. Building mod_perl as a DSO via APXS (Practical mod_perl)
mod_perl enabled server, commands for: 3. Installing mod_perl (Practical mod_perl)
mod_perl server: 3.2. Building mod_perl (make) (Practical mod_perl)
mod_php: 3.6.1. Installing mod_perl with PHP (Practical mod_perl)
mod_proxy: 12.7.6. Build Process (Practical mod_perl)
built-in constructs, case-insensitivity in names: 2.1.1. Case Sensitivity (Programming PHP)
built-in functions: 3.1. Calling a Function (Programming PHP)
built-in shell commands: 6.1.1. Interactive Use (Linux in a Nutshell)
built-ins command (tcsh): 8.9. Built-in Commands (Linux in a Nutshell)
builtin command (bash): 7.7. Built-in Commands (Linux in a Nutshell)
Bunce, Tim: 9.1. Introduction to DBI (Managing & Using MySQL)
bundling modules: 3.7. Installing mod_perl with the CPAN.pm Interactive Shell (Practical mod_perl)
bunzip2 command (see bzip2 command)
buslogic= boot option: 3.1.1. Booting Linux (Running Linux)
busmouse interface boot option: 3.1.1. Booting Linux (Running Linux)
buttons, dynamically generated: 9.6. Dynamically Generated Buttons (Programming PHP)
caching: 9.6.1. Caching the Dynamically Generated Buttons (Programming PHP)
Bezier curve, drawing: 10.4.2. Graphics (Programming PHP)
bye command
ftp: 3.1. Alphabetical Summary of Commands (Linux in a Nutshell)
tcsh: 8.9. Built-in Commands (Linux in a Nutshell)
bytes_in_free_blocks( ): A.6.1. Pool Functions (Apache: The Definitive Guide)
bytes_in_pool( ): A.6.1. Pool Functions (Apache: The Definitive Guide)
bzcat command (see bzip2 command)
bzcmp command: 3.1. Alphabetical Summary of Commands (Linux in a Nutshell)
bzdiff command: 3.1. Alphabetical Summary of Commands (Linux in a Nutshell)
bzgrep command: 3.1. Alphabetical Summary of Commands (Linux in a Nutshell)
3.1. Alphabetical Summary of Commands (Linux in a Nutshell)
bzip2 command: 3.1. Alphabetical Summary of Commands (Linux in a Nutshell)
bzip2 compression: B.1. Optional Extensions Listing (Programming PHP)
bzip2 utility: 7.1.1. Using gzip and bzip2 (Running Linux)
bzip2recover command (see bzip2 command)
bzless command: 3.1. Alphabetical Summary of Commands (Linux in a Nutshell)
3.1. Alphabetical Summary of Commands (Linux in a Nutshell)
bzmore command: 3.1. Alphabetical Summary of Commands (Linux in a Nutshell)
3.1. Alphabetical Summary of Commands (Linux in a Nutshell)
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