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Ubuntu Apache-PHP-MySQL Server

After the default normal installation of Ubuntu, here are the additional steps I need to do to have a Apache-PHP-MySQL Server. 1. SSH Server (for my remote access)       sudo apt-get install ssh 2. Database Server sudo apt-get install mysql-server 3. Apache HTTP Server       sudo apt-get install apache2 4. PHP for Apache HTTP Server     sudo [...]

Logging Apache Subrequests with mod_python

Tue, 02/10/2009 – 15:23 — jcscoobyrs Recently at work, I’ve been working on writing a Python-based Subversion authorizer. Instead of using mod_authz_svn, which requires your groups and authorization rules be in a text file, we are using something that fits into our product’s needs. Anyways, as I was doing this, I really needed a good [...]

lighttpd Configuration File Options

Here you will find a list of all available configuration options for lighttpd. They are grouped by module, and a link to each module configuration will provide with more detail information about each option, as well as examples, and other guidelines. Modules written by Lighttpd Users * Configuration File Options * Lighttpd Core Options * [...]

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Choosing an MPM Apache

Mpms must be take during form, and compile into the server. Compiling program are up to of optimize a lot of office if wander are used, but only if they know that wander are exist used. To really select the coveted mpm, use the arguing –with-mpm = name with the configure script. Name is the [...]

URL Rewriting Guide

This document supplements the mod_rewrite reference documentation. It describes how one can use Apache’s mod_rewrite to solve typical URL-based problems with which webmasters are often confronted. We give detailed descriptions on how to solve each problem by configuring URL rewriting rulesets. Introduction to mod_rewrite The Apache module mod_rewrite is a killer one, i.e. it is [...]

fast web server log analyzer

visitors fast web server log analyzer Visitors is a very fast web server log analyzer designed to be run from the command line, with support for text or html output and real-time statistics generation. It can handle most web server logs including Apache access logs and is very easy to use: no configuration file and [...]

AWStats apache statistics

http://www.eecho.info/Echo/apache/fast-web-server-log-analyzer/ powerful and featureful web server log analyzer Advanced Web Statistics (AWStats) is a powerful web server logfile analyzer written in perl that shows you all your web statistics including visits, unique visitors, pages, hits, rush hours, search engines, keywords used to find your site, robots, broken links and more. Gives more detailed information and [...]

AMP Installers

You undoubtedly know where to find these by now, but just in case, the Web locate associate with each of our terzetto component have fantastically elaborated selective information to help you work out any go forth, or report card any bugs you may find in the political program: ❑ For Apache questions and information: www.apache.org [...]

Installation Configuration LAMP

You can choose to install one, two, or all three components of the AMP package based on your specific needs. For example, if you are responsible for providing a company-wide intranet and/or hosting your own Web site, you should probably install all three. If your site is hosted by a third- party Web hosting company, [...]