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Integrating XCache Into PHP5 (Debian Etch & Apache2)
Author: Falko Timme • Tags: apache, debian, php • Comments: 5Integrating XCache Into PHP5 (Debian Etch & Apache2) This guide explains how to integrate XCache into PHP5 on a Debian Etch system (with Apache2). From the XCache project page: "XCache is a fast, stable PHP opcode cacher that has been tested and is now running on production servers under high load." It's similar to other PHP opcode cachers, such as eAccelerator and APC.
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How To Install The Openbravo ERP On Debian Etch
Author: o.meyer • Tags: debian • Comments: 6How To Install The Openbravo ERP On Debian Etch This document describes how to set up Openbravo ERP (enterprise management system) on Debian Etch. Taken from the Openbravo page: "Openbravo is an open source ERP solution designed specifically for the SME (small to midsize firm). Developed in a web based environment, it includes many robust functionalities which are considered part of the extended ERP: procurement and warehouse management, project and service management, production management, and financial management."
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Integrating XCache Into PHP5 (Mandriva 2008.0 & Apache2)
Author: Falko Timme • Tags: apache, mandriva, php • Comments: 0Integrating XCache Into PHP5 (Mandriva 2008.0 & Apache2) This guide explains how to integrate XCache into PHP5 on a Mandriva 2008.0 system (with Apache2). From the XCache project page: "XCache is a fast, stable PHP opcode cacher that has been tested and is now running on production servers under high load." It's similar to other PHP opcode cachers, such as eAccelerator and APC.
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How To Install ImpressCMS 1.0 Final On Debian Etch
Author: o.meyer • Tags: debian • Comments: 0How To Install ImpressCMS 1.0 Final On Debian Etch This document describes how to set up ImpressCMS 1.0 Final On Debian Etch. Taken from the ImpressCMS page: "ImpressCMS is a community developed Content Management System for easily building and maintaining a dynamic web site. Keep your web site up to date with this easy to use, secure and flexible system."
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How To Set Up SSH With Public-Key Authentication On Debian Etch
Author: Daneey • Tags: security, debian • Comments: 8How To Set Up SSH With Public-Key Authentication On Debian Etch This mini-howto explains how to set up an SSH server on Debian Etch with public-key authorization (and optionally with disabled password logins). SSH is a great tool to control Linux-based computers remotely. It's safe and secure.
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Open-Source Classroom Management With iTALC On Ubuntu 7.10
Author: o.meyer • Tags: desktop, ubuntu • Comments: 4Open-Source Classroom Management With iTALC On Ubuntu 7.10 This document describes how to set up iTALC on Ubuntu 7.10. iTALC is an open-source classroom management solution that lets you view and control other computers in your network. It lets you remote-control other computers, show the teacher's screen on all students' computers, lock workstations, send text-messages to students, power on/off and reboot remote computers, etc.
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How to Secure VSFTP with SSL and Two-factor Authentication
Author: nowen • Tags: ftp, security • Comments: 0How to Secure VSFTP with SSL and Two-factor AuthenticationRecently, there was a report from Finjan that administrator credentials for over 9,000 FTP servers were for sale. Then, F-Secure noted an increase in FTP-based attacks. Many companies and organization still use FTP extensively. If you're running an FTP server and you think you're admin credentials might be one of those 9,000, you should consider implementing two-factor authentication for SSH, which will then also give you two-factor authentication for SCP. This document shows how to configure the popular and secure VSFTP to use SSL for encryption and WiKID for two-factor authentication for your FTP users.
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Monitoring With Groundwork Open Source On CentOS 5.1
Author: shakey_1 • Tags: centos, monitoring • Comments: 4Monitoring With Groundwork Open Source On CentOS 5.1 Nagios is (in my opinion) one of the finest availability and monitoring solutions available. The stability, extendability and cost effectiveness (it is free under the GPL), are second to none (again, my opinion). That being said, it is far from being the easiest monitoring solution to implement. The build process itself, while not being overly complicated, can be vexing to new Linux users. That doesn't even include the configuration, which sometimes still makes me cringe.
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How To Extract Values From top And Plot Them
Author: shuaibzahda • Tags: linux, monitoring • Comments: 17How To Extract Values From top And Plot Them Many researchers who are doing performance evaluation and benchmarking need to capture the values of the CPU and the RAM. Others might need to capture the throughput as well. In this short tutorial I will show how I capture the CPU and RAM values from “top” and then extract them in one line command.
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Install OpenWRT, Chillispot, FreeRadius Based Managed Hotspot(s) Including PayPal Payment Gateway
Author: chillifire • Tags: other • Comments: 2Install OpenWRT, Chillispot, FreeRadius Based Managed Hotspot(s) Including PayPal Payment Gateway If you have ever tried to implement one of the hotspot HowTos on this and other site, it might have dawned on you that this is not an easy feat to accomplish. Amazingly most solutions also leave out the most important part – how to get paid by the punters using the hotspot. Some will offer prepaid solution or access tickets that need to be printed, but this will require staff being involved on the premises. And in particular, once you want to offer a professional service and not just a ‘toy concept’ it gets tricky – and expensive. Just imagine all the servers you need to provide redundant and load balanced freeradius, mysql and web servers. It is generally not worth the effort and expense for just one hotspot – unless of course you are willing to accept outages, unhappy customers etc.
