Default there are lots of services and programs which are starting to work while system start-up. It’s time to disable these unwanted.
Two simple… but so useful commands for all kind of linux/unix servers administrators.
Few simply steps for updating Ruby, Rails and gems on your OS. I was doing it on Mac OS X, but it should works on UNIX-based systems as well.
Everyone (each ubuntu user) knows how to install new package, search a package or remove one. However not everyone knows how to do something else.
You have to limit few things in your nginx.conf: buffer size, body size and timeouts.
How to secure your server against burglary? By installing and turning on the right software. SELinux is one of these software.
I would like to secure my VPS. That’s why I had to find some more informations about firewalls. The most interesting idea… “firewall” via iptales. However managing iptables is a litlle bit complicated, so I decided to use UFW.
We generated new ssl key. This time it’s from Gigaone. I added it to site’s config file and after restart of nginx I have a message: “Starting nginx: Enter PEM pass phrase:”. Everything is fine, however I don’t want to fill my password after each restart of nginx. Time to do something with it.
I don’t why, but automounting in my Ubuntu 9.10 doesn’t work. I couldn’t find any solutions, so I have to mount my usb flash drive manually.
So easy, right? Yes, of course. However I forgot about it. That’s why RSS feeds to two of my blogs (this one and blog.karolzielinski.com) didn’t work for a while. Ehhh… fixed. Now, I will describe how to allow this form.
Hello, I'm Karol Zielinski, internet evangelist, an entrepreneur, project manager and a web developer from Gdynia, Poland. I like creative design, good advertisement, social media and all kind of stuff around the web.