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Title: Running a Perfect Internet Site With Linux by Dee-Ann Leblanc, Que Corporation ISBN: 0789705141 Publisher: Que Pub. Date: 15 January, 1996 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $49.99

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Average Customer Rating: 4.2

Rating: 3
Summary: Good to start... bad for mantainance
Comment: It helped to get the box up, but increasing needs like Virtual Domains, some everyday tasks, and hardware configuration are not mentioned here. The CD is good though. You need to know a bit of linux first (background). I'm not sure.. but there are more complete books on Linux Internet set-up.

Rating: 5
Summary: Excelent guide not only for a LINUX but for any OS site dev
Comment: A not surprising excelent book, because the well known experience of the autor. It is a practical guide, well exposed and documented, about how to install an internet site using a LINUX OS. No way to be lost. Recomendations and techniques are also well applied when developing web sytes in other related OS systems. It also includeas all you may need to install it on your own, including the LINUX system.

A must for LINUX owners or want to be, highly recomendable fot general internet syte developers.

Rating: 4
Summary: Excellent "get up and running NOW" book
Comment: This book covers the basics needed to install and maintain a Linux internet site. This is an excellent reference book for those who want to use linux to it's fullest. However, this book is not for the beginner. In fact, unless you have a strong computer background and have some experience on a unix/linux shell then you might be lost. There is a lot of information not included in this book, for example all the software (most of which is free) that is available. I would recommend this book to anyone with the appropiate computer background that wants to begin setting up their own internet site/ISP.