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apache


linux mysql

 
Cloud Sites currently supports the following versions of the software:
 
Technology
Versions Supported

Linux


PHP


5.3 and 5.4


Apache


2.2


MySQL


5.0, 5.1


Windows


ASP.NET


2.0, 3.5 SP1, 4.0, and 4.5


Windows...
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mssql

 
Cloud Sites currently supports the following versions of the software:
 
Technology
Versions Supported

Linux


PHP


5.3 and 5.4


Apache


2.2


MySQL


5.0, 5.1


Windows


ASP.NET


2.0, 3.5 SP1, 4.0, and 4.5


Windows...
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FTP

 
Cloud Sites currently supports the following versions of the software:
 
Technology
Versions Supported

Linux


PHP


5.3 and 5.4


Apache


2.2


MySQL


5.0, 5.1


Windows


ASP.NET


2.0, 3.5 SP1, 4.0, and 4.5


Windows...
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IIS and ASP.NET

 
Cloud Sites currently supports the following versions of the software:
 
Technology
Versions Supported

Linux


PHP


5.3 and 5.4


Apache


2.2


MySQL


5.0, 5.1


Windows


ASP.NET


2.0, 3.5 SP1, 4.0, and 4.5


Windows...
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Linux and PHP

 
Cloud Sites currently supports the following versions of the software:
 
Technology
Versions Supported

Linux


PHP


5.3 and 5.4


Apache


2.2


MySQL


5.0, 5.1


Windows


ASP.NET


2.0, 3.5 SP1, 4.0, and 4.5


Windows...
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File Transfers and File Sharing

This article will walk you through setting up a Linux user with read and write permissions for your web document root, usually the /var/www/ directory. Connecting with this user via SFTP will let you upload your website content...
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SSH

This article will walk you through setting up a Linux user with read and write permissions for your web document root, usually the /var/www/ directory. Connecting with this user via SFTP will let you upload your website content...
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Apache

Most people serve more than one domain on their Cloud Server. Whether for different domain names or different subdomains of the same domain, the procedure is the same.

Contents
1 Overview
2 Procedure
3 Virtual Hosts
4 Multiple...
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Ubuntu uses a different Apache layout than you may have encountered if you have used Apache with non-Debian based Operating Systems.
The differences are not huge and, indeed, help in configuring and deploying websites.

Contents...
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Debian Lenny uses a different Apache layout than you may have encountered if you have used Apache with non-Debian based Operating Systems.
The differences are not huge and, indeed, help in configuring and deploying websites....
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At the time of writing, Debian Lenny comes with Apache v.2.2.9-10 and PHP v.5.2.6 and they are easily installed via the default Debian Package Manager 'aptitude'.
The advantage of using aptitude is that you will get any security...
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Contents
1 Fedora 10 - Installing Apache and PHP5
2 Apache Install
3 ServerName
4 Firewall
5 Default Page
6 Chkconfig
7 PHP5 Install
8 Almost


Fedora 10 - Installing Apache and PHP5
Fedora 10 comes with Apache v.2.2.10 and PHP...
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As we know, Ubuntu Hardy uses a different layout from other non-Debian based systems - let's move on and take a look at the main apache2.conf and ports.conf.
We're not actually going to change a lot at this point, just look at...
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Ubuntu Hardy Heron comes with Apache v.2.2.8 and PHP v.5.2.4 and they are easily installed via the default Ubuntu Package Manager 'aptitude'.
The advantage of using aptitude is that you will get any security updates from Ubuntu (...
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Ubuntu Hardy Heron uses a different Apache layout than you may have encountered if you have used Apache with non-Debian based Operating Systems.
The differences are not huge and, indeed, help in configuring and deploying websites...
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Securing connections to your website are vital when entering passwords or entering administration areas.
This article will take you through creating a self-signed certificate and configuring your virtual host to use https (port...
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Let's take a look at the main httpd.conf for our CentOS Apache install.
We're not actually going to change a lot at this point, just look at the main settings and see what they mean and what a change will actually do.

Contents
1...
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Let's take a look at the main httpd.conf for our Fedora 10 Apache install.
We're not actually going to change a lot at this point, just look at the main settings and see what they mean and what a change will actually do....
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Now we have Apache installed and running, we can configure it to serve multiple domains using Virtual Hosts.
Do note the layout used in these articles is explained in Multiple Hosts Layout - feel free to use the directories of...
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Uncategorized

Ubuntu Intrepid Ibex uses a different Apache layout than you may have encountered if you have used Apache with non-Debian based Operating Systems.
The differences are not huge and, indeed, help in configuring and deploying...
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Apache is one of the most popular applications used to serve web pages. This article will show you how to set it up with PHP. This article assumes that you have followed the Arch 2007.08 - Setup article.

Contents
1 Install...
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Contents
1 CentOS - Installing Apache and PHP5
2 Apache Install
3 ServerName
4 Firewall
5 Default Page
6 Chkconfig
7 PHP5 Install
8 Almost

CentOS - Installing Apache and PHP5
CentOS comes with Apache v.2.2.3 and PHP v.5.1.6 and...
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SSL

Securing connections to your website are vital when entering passwords or entering administration areas.
This article will take you through creating a self-signed certificate and configuring your virtual host to use https (port...
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