February 22, 2010 - 9:25 am
Tags: debian repositories, denial of service, denial of service attacks, mod, module, security, security options, spamhaus, sudo, ubuntu
Posted in Apache, firewall, mod, security | No comments
Mod security has features that go above and beyond a standard firewall. It will help to prevent denial of service attacks, and also can be used to block traffic based on realtime blackhole lists issued by Spamhaus and others. Mod security is apparently in the Debian repositories as well as Ubuntu. In the Ubuntu repos [...]
February 20, 2010 - 9:37 am
Tags: Apache, apache modules, apache php, basedir, ini, option search, php, security, security feature, signature option
Posted in Apache, option, parameter, php.ini, security | No comments
PHP is powerful, and allows static html pages to become dynamic. It also allows information to translate into commands and functions. Because of this you should implement a variety of security features. The biggest security feature, which increases security of the host machine, is setting the basedir parameter. This locks PHP functions to a particular [...]
February 14, 2010 - 10:52 am
Tags: Apache, com, conf, default, document, document roots, example, host containers, php5, servername, software modules, sudo, virtualhost, www data
Posted in a2dismod, a2dissite, a2enmod, a2ensite, apache2, mod, php5 | No comments
Apache2 implements a structured method of organizing and enabling/disabling modules and sites. The default apache2 host is automatically turned on in /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/, and it includes the virtual hosting option. Therefore, by default, virtual hosting is enabled. Create your virtual host containers in /etc/apache2/sites-available, and then enable them by issuing the command:
sudo a2ensite xxxxx.com
VirtualHost containers are [...]
December 23, 2009 - 9:34 am
Tags: backup, fstab, hdd, mount dev, pseudo, rsync, sudo, thing, umount, usb drives
Posted in backup, fstab, mount, umount | No comments
Oh, given my previously elabored backup configuations I have one further thing I would like to do. Since backup 1, and 2 are only used once per day I would like to spin down the hard drivers to increase longevity. I figured dismounting the drive would be effective, but I have encountered several things. First, [...]
December 6, 2009 - 3:02 pm
Tags: Apache, apache2, command, etc network, grep, grep command, network, network adapter, network interfaces, string
Posted in grep, pipe, process, string | No comments
Grep is used commonly to filter the printout of ls and ps commands. It will only print the search criteria that is the parameter of the grep command. For example:
ps aux | grep apache2
The previous command will determine if apache2 has a running process. You can also use the grep command without the pipe. This [...]
November 10, 2009 - 9:49 am
Tags: APIs, blackberry, box, company, Conference, consolidation, Developer, developer conference, developers source, dynamo, email sms, entertainability, functionality, inbox, instant messaging, line, marketplace, message, message box, MMS, Monday, Motion, new smartphones, party, party apps, phone, productivity, push, Research, research in motion, slew, software, thing, third party
Posted in 5.0, MMS, blackberry, instant, sms | No comments
Blackberry is introducing new APIs for there 5.0 software. This will definnitely make their phone more competitive as new smartphones come quickly into the marketplace. The new APIs will significantly enhance productivity, functionality, and entertainability. Push functions, in third party apps is a big thing. As new apps come on line with push functionality, your [...]
August 23, 2007 - 6:40 am
Tags: Apache, bandwidth limit, bgevolution, cband, configuration parameters, download speed, maximum bandwidth, module, virtualhost
Posted in Apache, cband, throttling, virtualhost | No comments
The Cband Apache module can be downloded from the official website here:
http://cband.linux.pl/
This module provides full bandwith limiting of all Apache VirtualHosts. First reference the newly added module with:
LoadModule cband_module /etc/apache2/mod_cband.so
You can put the module anywhere you want, just adjust the directory location accordingly. Now you can add a VirtualHost as usually, and add the addition [...]