I followed the directions from here, except that I had to make one very important addition before creating the certificate. 1. Install openssl and add it to apache: sudo apt-get install openssl sudo a2enmod ssl sudo a2enmod rewrite 2. Make the SSL certificate. IMPORTANT: I had to set an environment variable before creating the certificate to give my server […]
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Today I was shown the export and import comands on mikrotik. The export command exports all the settings of the router into a editable test file. The command for the terminal is: export file=name of file. This creates the file in the files folder on the router. If you then copy the file to files
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I used the documentation below from the OwnCload site to configure the AD authentication. User Authentication with LDAP¶ ownCloud ships with an LDAP application so that your existing LDAP users may have access to your ownCloud server without creating separate ownCloud user accounts. Note For performance reasons, we recommend using PHP 5.4 or greater to
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The documentation below is from This Link! The ownCloud Web Interface¶ You can connect to your ownCloud server using any web browser. To access the ownCloud server using a web browser, specify the uniform resource link (URL) address of the server in the browser navigation bar. This can be the URL address of your personal
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Adding a second hard drive/additional storage Note: This is for an OS drive “sda” and a Data drive “sdb” ls /dev/sd* Because sdb has no partitions there should be no sdb1 or sdb2 (paritions) fdisk /dev/sdb n p Enter Enter w mkfs.ext4 -L /images /dev/sdb1 nano /etc/fstab Add the following line at the botton of
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To use mysql to take a dump of a database as a backup or to migrate the database to another server use the following comand: mysqldump -u [USERNAME] -p[PASSWORD] [DATABASE-NAME] > dumpfilename.sql To restore the dump use the following comand: mysql -u username -p database_name < file.sql
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