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- Setting up SMART monitoring
First, read the article at http://blog.shadypixel.com/monitoring-hard-drive-health-on-linux-with-smartmontools/. The following are instructions that I got by reading that and adding some additional stuff.find out which drives are ... - Securing the /tmp directory
The /tmp directory on Linux is a place where anyone can write temporary files. This includes the user the web browser is running as, same ... - Set DHCP to not update resolv.conf
DHCP is set by default to update resolv.conf from the DHCP server. In some cases, this is not desirable. In my case, I have public ... - Setting fail2ban to track admin attacks on WordPress sites
We have an ISPConfig (http://www.ispconfig.org/) setup for some of our web hosting, and I noticed one of our clients was being attacked. It appeared they ... - Some basic Unix Commands
Following assume you use Dovecot find all the IP's a user connects from to check dovecot mail with number of connections for each grep 'dovecot:' /var/log/mail.log | ... - Setting up a new Windows Workstation
WARNING for Windows 8. Read before turning on new computer. Microsoft is really trying hard to get you to use their OneCloud storage system, so much ... - Securing SSH
ssh (Secure SHell) is one of Unix's most basic security features. With ssh, you can make a connection over an encrypted connection from one machine ... - Set up Jabber on Debian Wheezy
Jabber is a chat system that allows you to chat and send files to other users, all without data mining done by the large commercial ... - Shutting down "pesky" DOMU's under Xen
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