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Apache exploit may crash your server – heres how to fix it
We have picked up that there was an exploit in Apache which can result in your server running out of memory. the discovery was noticed quiet some time ago, but never fixed, and it seems to have reared its head … Continue reading
PCI compliance – a basic HOWTO
A lot of people are wanting to be PCI compliant these days, and this is generally a good thing. PCI compliance is not just a server spec, but a list of procedures, policies, controls over access to data. Therefore the … Continue reading
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Tagged apache, compliance, dovecot, PCI, postfix, proftpd, ssh, SSL2, virtualmin, webmin
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mod_flvx – flv movies working with apache/apache2
Want to do some streaming of flv on your site? heres how! cd /usr/local/src wget http://people.apache.org/~pquerna/modules/mod_flvx.c apxs -i -a -c mod_flvx.c if apxs does not exist, then apxs2 should. If neither do then install the apache dev packages Debian based … Continue reading
Its the small things that help
We have some users who own VPS who dont want to fork out for automated systems like Plesk or Virtualmin, but dont really want to deal with adding domains and email addresses all the time (and sometimes get lost) I … Continue reading
apache modules to help keep your system steady
libapache2-mod-bw - bandwidth limiting module This module allows you to limit bandwidth usage on every virtual host or directory or to restrict the number of simultaneous connections. The bandwidth control, for example, can be configured according to the criteria: origin … Continue reading
Evading Webapp Vulnerability Scans
Most attackers aren't after your digital property or information stored on your server. They're mostly after your server for its resources to send spam, host phishing sites or launch attacks against other servers. So unless you're running a high profile … Continue reading
Fixing apache file and directory permissions
I've seen this problem a few times, people having trouble getting the permissions right for websites. Heres a quick fix that will sort you in most cases For directories run find /path/to/domain/public_html/ -type d -print0 | xargs -0 chmod 755 … Continue reading