HTML 98: Learn HTML, CGI, Perl, Unix and Security, Mar19th-20th / San F

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--- HTML '98 ---
Learn the Languages of the World Wide Web
March 19th - 20th
Hyatt Regency Hotel - San Francisco, CA
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HTML '98 is divided into four main training sessions:
- HTML Basics Tutorial - UNIX & Security for the World Wide Web
- Building CGI Scripts - JAVA Tutorial.
======== March 19th ========
==> Reception (8:45am)
==> Session I (9am - 12:30) ** HTML Basics Tutorial **
This section will teach you the basics of HTML for building Web Sites
on the WWW. You'll learn:
- how to write the code from basic page design and format styles
- building tables, links, interactive maps, frames and forms
- adding audio and video to Web Sites
You'll walk away from this session with the expertise to build Web
pages using HTML for publication on the World Wide Web.
***Who should attend: Beginners to HTML and programming for the Web.
==> Lunch (12:30 - 1:15pm)
==> Reception (1:00pm)
==> Session II (1:15pm - 5:00pm) ** Building Scripts **
In this course, you'll learn how to create scripts to:
- process forms
- build on-line database facilities
Using Perl and CGI (Common Gateway Interface) you'll walk away from
this session with the skills to use programs in the advanced
programming languages of the WWW that interface and support HTML
creations.
***Who should attend: Those with knowledge of HTML and attendees
of the HTML Basics Tutorial Session.
======== March 20th ========
==> Reception (8:45am)
==> Session III (9am - 12:30) ** UNIX & Security for the WWW **
UNIX is a popular and reliable operating system for managing Internet
applications. This section reviews:
- how to upload and manage your Web site in Unix
- the basic commands for establishing and using UNIX to administer and
support Web Sites and Internet-related programs.
- Unix file editing, security and access permissions
You'll walk away with the expertise to upload and download HTML files
and scripts to your server for publication on the World Wide Web;
editing files directly on the server using UNIX tools and setting up
UNIX file permissions.
In the Security section, you'll learn all about:
- Firewalls and the safeguards to protect internal proprietary data
from outside sources
- encryption technology and HTTP servers that support encryption,
- basic set-up and usage procedures.
***Who should attend: Those with knowledge of HTML and attendees
of the HTML Basics Tutorial Session and CGI Scripts session.
==> Lunch (12:30 - 1:00pm)
==> Reception (1:00pm)
==> Session IV (1:15pm - 5:00pm) ** JAVA Tutorial **
In this session you'll learn :
- how to write, compile and execute JAVA applets
- implementation of Object Oriented code using JAVA
- JAVA class libraries.
You'll learn the effective use of multimedia, graphics and animation
in JAVA and JAVA Scripts. Find out how to handle error conditions and
make your JAVA program robust and maintainable.
***Who should attend: Those with knowledge of HTML and
attendees of the HTML Basics Tutorial Session, Building Scripts and
UNIX for World Wide Web and Security session.
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Pricing: ** LEARN IT ALL ** FULL SEMINAR (all sessions): $580.00
------- One Session: $220.00 Two Sessions: $350.00
Three Sessions: $480.00
*** Group discounts and non-profit rates are available. ***
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Answer 1

ls -l /var/run/lighttpd/
And how are you spawning the php instances? I don't see that in the daemons array anywhere.
EDIT: It looks like the info in that page is no longer using pre-spawned instances, but lighttpd adaptive-spawn. The documentation has been made inconsistent it looks like.
You will note that with pre-spawned information, the config looks different[1].
You need to do one or the other, not both (eg. choose adaptive-spawn, or pre-spawn..not both).
[1]: http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php?tit … oldid=8051 "change"