Are the default values in the "Linux Firewall" section good for production use?
To enable the Firewall, do you only have to switch "Activate at Boot" to "Yes" then reboot the system? I've been trying to find more information on this here but have not been able to turn up much.
I just restarted my server after installing some stuff, and the dynamic DNS url I was given when I originally launched the site is no longer pointing to the server!
When I visit the URL I get a page that says "the site you are currently looking for is no longer available".
When I enter the server's IP, the site loads up fine.
Is there a command I need to execute after restarting to re-connect the dynamic DNS?
I downloaded the latest Fileserver appliance the other day (September 12, 2012) and installed it. When I try uploading files using the Ajaxplorer, the small upload window shows an upload limit of 16 M.
1) I have tried editing /etc/php5/cgi/php.ini, changing the post_max_size and upload_max_size values. Doesn't work.
2) I read the documentation on Ajaxplorer and it tells me that it is not a limit imposed by it but PHP.
3) I have edited _every_ file with the name php.ini in it and still nothing.
Hi, :) thank you all for creating this great website!
So.. I'm being hired for the first time to create a website and I'm being asked how much to charge... So since it is family I was straigth forward domain name 15$ and hosting 50-70$ a year. Now I'm trying to understand if it's better to use amazon ec2 or hostgator to host a simple website. When I googled this people were complaining that their sites were being taken down when they hosted videos and their sites used too much cpu. I guess my question is why not post the video in youtube :P
I've just downloaded the LAMP OVF to play with it. When I try to deploy it through vSphere, I get an error message stating:
The specified operating system identifier " (id: 95) is not supported on the selected host. It will be mapped to the following OS identifier: 'Other Linux (32-bit)'.
I've tried setting up a blank VM, exporting an OVF to compare the two files. From what I can tell, the two OS identifier fields are identical.