The server is running and a basic firewall is up. Now it is time to turn our attention towards some of the programs running on our server. In this post we will be looking at a few things you can do to program configurations to help harden your server. (more…)
This is the first of a three post series about setting up a LAMP server using Debian Linux. LAMP is an acronym that original stood for Linux Apache MySQL PHP. Where Linux is an Operating System, Apache is a Web Server, MySQL is a relational Database, and PHP is a scripting/Programming language. (more…)
In a previous post (this post), I evaluated the Cockpit application as a remote monitoring tool for web servers. During my testing I did note a couple of non fatal issues I experienced while using this program. (more…)
It is possible, and sometimes a necessity, to setup multiple distinct web sites using a single instance of the apache web server. This is done using the VirthualHost directive within the apache configuration file. (more…)
In this post I will take a short break from modifying the looks, to actually using Media Wiki to organize data. See the previous post in this series. (more…)
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