Keeping your system’s date and time accurate is easy to do using NTP.
Having an accurate clock on your server ensures that time stamps in emails sent from your machine are correct. An accurate clock is especially helpful when you...
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...
The End…
Now that you have gone through the whole guide and you have installed and created all of the files needed for your installation, you will need to restart NGINX and PHP-FPM. After you restart both services it will be up...
Here you are going to simply add some POOL information to the PHP-FPM setup that you have already done. Unknowingly when you entered the command to install PHP-FPM, the system setup a default configuration for PHP-FPM. So most of...
Well now that we have installing NGINX out of the way, we can proceed to setting up NGINX and PHP-FPM to work on your system.
If you are coming from the world of Apache, NGINX will look like Chinese to you. Though you will see...
You've gotten your system ready to install PHP-FPM.
Now this is the most complicated and quite possibly the hardest piece to the setup.
Here is the overwhelming and complicated command set that you will need to enter in order to...
Now that you've read the preface and know what you're getting yourself into, It is time to get your system ready to install NGINX and PHP-FPM.
You can get the source from NGINX and/or add the NGINX repositories to your system....
Preface
To preface this article, let me say that this is the exact stack that I have set up and am running on a Rackspace Cloud Server, so I know that it is portable and will work on a multitude of different environments. I have...
In The Beginning
This is a guide on Installing NGINX and PHP-FPM, while running on UNIX File Sockets for your Debian based system.
If this statement is making you wonder why you are here, you are either:
A- Intrigued
B- Google...
These articles will take you from a 'barebones' Debian Lenny Cloud Server to a secured and up to date Cloud Server ready for your server software (or whatever you use the Cloud Server for).
This article for the most part will be...
The End…
Now that you have gone through the whole guide and you have installed and created all of the files needed for your installation, you will need to restart NGINX and PHP-FPM. After you restart both services it will be up...
Here you are going to simply add some POOL information to the PHP-FPM setup that you have already done. Unknowingly when you entered the command to install PHP-FPM, the system setup a default configuration for PHP-FPM. So most of...
Well now that we have installing NGINX out of the way, we can proceed to setting up NGINX and PHP-FPM to work on your system.
If you are coming from the world of Apache, NGINX will look like Chinese to you. Though you will see...
You've gotten your system ready to install PHP-FPM.
Now this is the most complicated and quite possibly the hardest piece to the setup.
Here is the overwhelming and complicated command set that you will need to enter in order to...
Now that you've read the preface and know what you're getting yourself into, It is time to get your system ready to install NGINX and PHP-FPM.
You can get the source from NGINX and/or add the NGINX repositories to your system....
Preface
To preface this article, let me say that this is the exact stack that I have set up and am running on a Rackspace Cloud Server, so I know that it is portable and will work on a multitude of different environments. I have...
In The Beginning
This is a guide on Installing NGINX and PHP-FPM, while running on UNIX File Sockets for your Debian based system.
If this statement is making you wonder why you are here, you are either:
A- Intrigued
B- Google...
The End…
Now that you have gone through the whole guide and you have installed and created all of the files needed for your installation, you will need to restart NGINX and PHP-FPM. After you restart both services it will be up...
Here you are going to simply add some POOL information to the PHP-FPM setup that you have already done. Unknowingly when you entered the command to install PHP-FPM, the system setup a default configuration for PHP-FPM. So most of...
Well now that we have installing NGINX out of the way, we can proceed to setting up NGINX and PHP-FPM to work on your system.
If you are coming from the world of Apache, NGINX will look like Chinese to you. Though you will see...
You've gotten your system ready to install PHP-FPM.
Now this is the most complicated and quite possibly the hardest piece to the setup.
Here is the overwhelming and complicated command set that you will need to enter in order to...
Now that you've read the preface and know what you're getting yourself into, It is time to get your system ready to install NGINX and PHP-FPM.
You can get the source from NGINX and/or add the NGINX repositories to your system....
Preface
To preface this article, let me say that this is the exact stack that I have set up and am running on a Rackspace Cloud Server, so I know that it is portable and will work on a multitude of different environments. I have...
In The Beginning
This is a guide on Installing NGINX and PHP-FPM, while running on UNIX File Sockets for your Debian based system.
If this statement is making you wonder why you are here, you are either:
A- Intrigued
B- Google...
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...
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...
This tutorial will walk you through the process of installing the iRedMail bundled mail server to successfully send and receive e-mail.
This tutorial assumes a few things:
You have followed the Debian 5.0 setup guide
You are...