Difference between revisions of "Debian stable Web Server step-by-step"

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Difference between revisions of "Debian stable Web Server step-by-step"

Revision as of 21:30, 3 June 2008

Contents

Install Debian Etch 4.0 base on an HP netserver 1000R with a NetRAID card.

Update /etc/apt/sources.list.

Get the latest and greatest packages.

Remove unneeded or unwanted packages.

Install LAMP.

Install extra useful software.

Disable IPv6.

Stop console screen from blanking.

Exim 4 configuration.

Customizing Apache configuration.

Set up Apache virtual hosting.

Apache content compression.

Configure php.ini.

Enable SSL in Apache 2.

Change the date.

Installing and configuring tripwire.

Tweak MySQL configuration.

Installing and configuring portsentry.

Locking down the IP functionality.

limits.conf.

Install bastille.

Install the latest SUN JDK using pinning.

Install the NTP daemon to keep the time current.

Install APC as the PHP opcode cache.

Automatic daily downloading and email notification of pending security updates.

Test if all CPUs are being used.

Move Cronjobs forward a few hours.

Alias the poweroff command.

Permission changes.

Navigation menu

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