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linuxtips:apacheconfig

2012-01-14T05:13:38+02:00

To configure apache for a single domain is easy. To configure apache with multiple virtual hosts for a single webmaster is easy, too. But if you need to host several domains for several different users this can be much more difficult. The biggest problem is to offer PHP functionality while keeping the system secure and fast.

linuxtips:awstatsmultidomainsetup

2012-01-14T05:12:51+02:00

AWStats Version which this Document is based on: 6.4 Prefix: AWStats “include” statement does not work as I would an include statement expect to work so I do not use it. I do not know how it works... What I have: * /etc/awstats/awstats.conf -> A default config file with default settings * /etc/awstats/awstats.conf.local -> A local config file containing common local settings for every domain

linuxtips:firefoxsearchplugins

2012-01-14T05:03:00+02:00

Mozilla Firefox bietet rechts neben der URL-Zeile eine Suchfunktion in der verschiedene Suchmaschinen benutzt werden können. Was muss ich tun, wenn ich dort einen eigenen Suchmaschinen-Eintrag (SearchPlugin) haben möchte? Zunächst mal sollte man auf nachschauen ob es dort schon ein geeignetes Searchplugin gibt. Wenn nicht, kann man auch relativ einfach selber eins erstellen (unter Linux):

linuxtips:latin1toutf8

2012-01-14T05:03:52+02:00

Tools/Services which must be checked * NFS * Samba * Windows * sbclient * rsync * musync Config changes * Samba - smb.conf unix charset = ISO8859-1 -> unix charset = UTF-8 (not tested yet) Converting the filenames * convmv

linuxtips:linuxonrootserver

2012-01-14T05:14:59+02:00

In this little article I'd like to describe how to do a complete new installation of a recent linux distro to a remote root-server where only ssh access is possible. The most important requirement is to have something like a rescue system which can be switched to via webinterface and boots into memory so that we have full access to the harddrive.

linuxtips:secureremotebackup

2012-01-14T05:03:39+02:00

I wanted to store the backup of my server onto another machines filesystem. Features Features that I wanted the solution to provide: * different backup sets (to have different backups) * full backup * differential backup * incremental backup * verify * restore ;-) * fault tolerant backup (one broken bit should not make a backup useless) * encrypted backups * secure network transmission * bandwith limiting

linuxtips:sicheresrsync

2012-01-14T05:02:46+02:00

rsync Server Auf dem Server richtet man es so ein, dass der rsync-Daemon z.B. auf Port 2222 lauscht: stunnel -d 2222 -l /usr/bin/rsync -- rsync --daemon rsync Client Auf dem client wird stunnel dann wie folgt gestartet: stunnel -c -d localhost:837 -r >2222

linuxtips:sshpartialdownload

2012-01-14T05:07:02+02:00

SecureCopy (scp) is often used for copying files between unix machines nowadays. What if you have a really huge file and such a transfer got interrupted? ftp and http both can do partial downloads of files so that you can continue downloading a file where it got interupted to save bandwidth and time.