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Dimanche, 31 Janvier 2010 16:56 |
Do you ever wished that you automatize your server installation (called kickstarting) ? In this article you will see a way to automatize the installation of a linux server (it will be a RedHat based server) via the network.
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Vendredi, 01 Janvier 2010 20:09 |
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You may be like me, having some unused domain names. They might be used to generate some money or at least use the natural traffic of the domain
There's many parking systems ... but I choosed to use the most know one sedo, which requires you either to change you domain name servers to sedo ones or to set up url forwarding. This is what I'm gonna speak about.
I won't detail how you should register an account on sedo or how you should add you domain to sedo. This is your job.
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Mercredi, 23 Décembre 2009 13:25 |
Don't want to create ifcfg-eth0:alias for each alias you have to use ? Here is some quick solution :
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Samedi, 19 Décembre 2009 17:14 |
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You might think that installing MySQL on FreeBSD is quite easy as it is on Linux, but it isn't.
Here is some quick steps that has to be followed to install and secure a bit MySQL on your FreeBSD server.
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Samedi, 28 Novembre 2009 20:23 |
One time or another, you'll be facing the problem that your webserver isn't powerfull enough as it can't handle all the incoming traffic.
You may at this moment consider using load balancing the charge between more than one server.
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Mardi, 22 Décembre 2009 02:36 |
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In order to secure your mutualized web hosting server, you might have considered running each vhost under different accounts using suexec mechanisms, but it's not really handy because you must have a copy of the php-cgi binary for each vhost somewhere with the appropriate rights, and then when updating php you're pretty embarrassed.
There's something easyer to do, and it's by using suphp. Configure it one time, and then you don't have to care much.
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Jeudi, 03 Décembre 2009 12:10 |
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Let's say, you want to access a remote server on ports TCP 7333 and 809, but they are closed by your network administrator and you just can connect via SSH to the remote server (this howto works with a third server that could be used to tunnel connections). This is far enough, you can use PuTTY to forward the connections from your local machine to the remote ports via a SSH connection.
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