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Linux tutorials for systems administrators and users wanting to manage linux systems, covering various topics such as administration, security, performance tuning, upgrades, and maintenance.

 

mod_auth_token Installation In Apache

mod_auth_token is a apache module that can be used to sign URLs,  using this it can create time based urls that expire after a certain amount of time. It will prevent hot linking as the URLs will expire. This is particularly useful with video and image sharing. To get started you will need to have […]

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Compile Apache 2.4 From Source

Compiling Apache 2.4 from source is easy and allows for more customization later on. It also allows for control over where it is installed Install some required depedencies: yum install -y wget pcre-devel openssl openssl-devel expat-devel First get the latest version, at the time of writing this it is 2.4.25. The link to download the […]

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Virsh KVM Commands For Management

Virsh is a command line executable to control existing virtual machines.  It includes a number of commands to help manage KVM(kernel-based virtual machine) instances. It allows for easy command line management often remotely of virtual machines through SSH access. To enter the command shell over ssh just type the following: virsh From there you can type […]

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Hot Clone A CentOS Server With Rsync

Hot Clone is the term used to describe to completely clone a Linux server using r-sync across the network. This is useful in situations which you would like to create a clone with little to no downtime that would be typical of taking the original server offline. You can use this to perhaps move a single […]

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PHP-FPM With PHP7 From Source

PHP 7 has great performance benefits and combining that with Nginx when using php-fpm you can get seriously impressive load times! Compiling from source offers more control over where packages are installed and what modules are enabled. If you would like to read more about php-fpm, you can visit the project page  Download the dependencies […]

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Nginx Compile From Source On CentOS

Nginx (pronounced (“Engine X”) is a high performance web server. It  can be used as a web server, proxy server, load balancer, media streaming and more. It can serve static content and supports SSL. Compiling from source does not take long at all and compiling from source allows you to be in control the configuration […]

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Creating A New Virtual Machine with KVM

This article covers creating a new virtual machine with KVM. It is based on CentOS however the majority applies to any OS using KVM. We are going to build a CentOS 7 virtual machine. Virtual Machine CLI Installation: Install wget if you don’t already have it: Part of this requires desktop First grab a  CentOS […]

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