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Writing Apache Modules with Perl and C
By Lincoln Stein, Doug MacEachern |
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Embedding Perl in HTML with Mason
By Dave Rolsky, Ken Williams |
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The mod_perl Developer's Cookbook
By Geoffrey Young, Paul Lindner, Randy Kobes |
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mod_perl Pocket Reference
By Andrew Ford |
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If you want to get some help with mod_perl, or just want to discuss mod_perl-related things, you might want to check out the mod_perl IRC channel.
Although there is nothing "official" about it, mod_perl people usually hang out on the irc.perl.org or irc.rhizomatic.net IRC servers (on port 6667), in the channel #modperl.
You might also want to check in at the #axkit-dahut channel where many mod_perl people hang out for non-serious talk, and the #axkit channel for AxKit related talk. See http://axkit.org/irclog.xml for more info.
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