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Automated Backups for Linix Web Servers

Well I finally took a leap and decided to attempt my own automated backup of my web server.  I thought it may take me a while before I would have a working version of it, but not for the reasons it did.

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Fresh Install Linux SSH Enabling

So, I decided to install a fresh version of Fedora on a older PC to use as a backup server. All was fine until I attempted to SSH via another computer on the network.

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Good Command Linux System Messages

Debugging system messages in Linux

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Linux File Auditing

Find out who is editing your files in Linux

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Plesk, vhost.conf, and Sub-Domains

Here is a rant on Plesk and the configuration of sub-domains and virtual hosts.

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A Really Handy “FIND” Search Function

A productive, time saving search function when searching Linux file systems.

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Using Pages to Hold Content for a WordPress Template Page

Using pages to hold small snippets of data throughout your website.

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Chroot users in Fedora 9, no ssh, sftp, Jail

Lets say you have a developer that needs to work on one of the sites that you are hosting on your web server in your basement and you don’t want them to have free range to everything on the box.  Another piece of this is you really don’t want the user to have SSH access either.

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