Running Multiple Websites using Apache

Linux

Apache is the most prevalent web server operating on the internet and there’s good reason for this. It’s robust, secure, stable and easy to configure with a myriad of add-ons (mods) to allow you to set up websites running PHP, Java and Ruby amongst many other uses such as a reverse proxy or web application firewall. Getting a website up and running is very easy with Apache as all Linux distributions give you access to Apache using the distributions installation tools such as Yum (Red Hat based) or apt (Debian based).

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SSH Access Using Keys

sshkey

Access to Linux and Unix systems via Secure Shell (SSH) is standard practice.  It offers encrypted access to enable you to administer your server which is vital over the big bad internet. There are different ways to access SSH: password, user keys and host-based keys.  Passwords are the most common but are less secure than [...]

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Quick Config – Grep -p on Linux

Linux

Did you ever want to use Grep -p on Linux? This Quick Config will provide a AIX-like grep -p functionality on Linux.

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