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    Help is required.

    Possibly... but in practice, I have found that no one does that. There are two different threats here: 1. Attackers who want any server for...
    Post by: Ladadadada, Jan 7, 2010 in forum: Site & Server Administration
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    mod rewrite

    If the module is not loaded, you will need to load it. It really is that simple. Unfortunately for you, LoadModule does not work in .htaccess...
    Post by: Ladadadada, Jan 3, 2010 in forum: Apache
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    What Should i place in httpd.conf to optimize apache for my server

    It is very unlikely that these settings have anything at all to do with your site being slow. Without any more information, the first suspect I...
    Post by: Ladadadada, Jan 3, 2010 in forum: Apache
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    Help is required.

    The file you need to edit is /etc/ssh/sshd_config. To make a backup, you can simply copy that file to somewhere else beforehand:...
    Post by: Ladadadada, Jan 3, 2010 in forum: Site & Server Administration
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    HOWTO: Moving MySQL

    If you use this method, some of your MyISAM tables may need repairing on the target server afterwards if they were open at the time you copied...
    Post by: Ladadadada, Jan 3, 2010 in forum: Site & Server Administration
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    how can I disable local handling of email on my server?

    Add a line to the end of /etc/alias that tells your server where to send local addresses. That way anything for root@localhost will be redirected...
    Post by: Ladadadada, Jan 3, 2010 in forum: Site & Server Administration
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    Moving Rewrite Commands from .htaccess to httpd.config

    Those directives look fine to me which indicates that it must be something else outside these lines that is causing it not to work. Two things...
    Post by: Ladadadada, Oct 18, 2009 in forum: Apache
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    Why Hosting has to use SSL Certificates ?

    Certain certificate authorities pay Mozilla to have their root certificates included in Firefox (and all the other major browsers). If a...
    Post by: Ladadadada, Oct 12, 2009 in forum: Security
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    Why Hosting has to use SSL Certificates ?

    Firefox 3 (or was it 3.5 ?) started getting a lot more insistent about self-signed certificates. To start with you get a big fat warning page...
    Post by: Ladadadada, Oct 11, 2009 in forum: Security
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    mod_rewrite for mysql injection attacks

    No. %{QUERY_STRING} refers only to the part after the ? in the URL. It [b]would[b] block something like this however:...
    Post by: Ladadadada, Oct 11, 2009 in forum: Apache
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    SSL Certificate problem

    Your friend was probably misinformed. SSL pages require some extra CPU activity to encrypt and decrypt the communications but the amount of extra...
    Post by: Ladadadada, Sep 12, 2009 in forum: Security
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    SYN_RECV, IPTABLES, Drop DDOS Flood IPs does not work!

    The command iptables -A blah blah blah adds a new rules to the end of the chain that already exists. If there is a rule that is matching these...
    Post by: Ladadadada, Sep 12, 2009 in forum: Security
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    Which operating system is best?

    It depends on your needs. For my needs, I would use Solaris 10 for the database server and CentOS for the web servers. If I had caching proxy...
    Post by: Ladadadada, Sep 12, 2009 in forum: Site & Server Administration
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    SYN Cookies

    The command sudo echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/tcp_syncookies Will NOT work. Allthough the "echo 1" is run as root, redirecting the output into a...
    Post by: Ladadadada, Sep 2, 2009 in forum: Security
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    Why Hosting has to use SSL Certificates ?

    The self-signed (free) certificates are just as secure as CA-signed certificates. The only difference is that the self-signed ones will pop up an...
    Post by: Ladadadada, May 16, 2009 in forum: Security