I know that basic FTP is not ideal and not secure. But it is widely supported and used, and sometimes if we’re moving around large files across a network it comes in incredibly useful.
This tutorial will go through setting up an FTP server on Ubuntu 12.04 Server which is allowing anonymous connections. I wouldn’t recommend you try this on an internet facing host, and would recommend when not in use you turn VSFTP off even on your internal network.
Although in my experience Linux is much less susceptible to malware, it would be unfair to say that they are completely secure. Even if a Linux machine isn’t infected it doesn’t mean it can’t be an unsuspecting virus delivery mechanism. Although saying that a web server really shouldn’t be delivering any malware…
AVG is a widely recognised anti-malware vendor, especially in the Windows world, and we’ll be installing their Linux Antivirus on our server and then setting it for a scheduled run daily. Continue reading →
If we’ve got a whole pile of databases on a server, it’s possible that not all of them will change regularly. If we’re backing up with something like rsync it makes sense not to do a whole database dump which would mean big perpetually backups so lets backup our databases individually.
The repositories for Ubuntu don’t have Transparent Support enabled for Tinyproxy. Some firewalls and corporate installations need to use transparent proxies if they are internally redirecting. This post will guide you through building Tinyproxy from source on Ubuntu 12.04 as a complete installation and working system.
I couldn’t find any decent guides out there on how to make this work, so I thought I’d put one together. Hopefully my research will come in useful for someone else… Warning this is a little more in-depth than my usual tutorials, but I promise it will be worth it in the end.
I came across a setup using numerous Varnish front end cache servers with one Nginx backend server. All built on Ubuntu machines. It appeared that Varnish was not forwarding the client IP to the backend server, which meant that the only records in the web server logs was the IP addresses of the Varnish Cache servers.
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