I want to learn how to manage Web server with using linux os, how to access via remote, and how to host web sites on it, I will appreciate for documents, and if any body can teach me I will appreciate it.
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How to manage web server ?
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Assalamualaikum,
Pls refer to http://www.linuxdoc.org & Oreilly's OpenBook Project http://www.oreilly.com/openbook .
You would be able to download a few good docs or whole books for web server adminstration.
Pls refer to http://www.linuxdoc.org & Oreilly's OpenBook Project http://www.oreilly.com/openbook .
You would be able to download a few good docs or whole books for web server adminstration.
hussain,
One neat tool I find useful for learning configurations I know absolutely nothing about is Webmin. It's a gigantic web based configuration tool for almost all aspects of a Linux based server (httpd, named, postfix, user/groups, packages). You can use it to kickstart the configuration, then go into the manuals of the configs for detailed knowledge.
One neat tool I find useful for learning configurations I know absolutely nothing about is Webmin. It's a gigantic web based configuration tool for almost all aspects of a Linux based server (httpd, named, postfix, user/groups, packages). You can use it to kickstart the configuration, then go into the manuals of the configs for detailed knowledge.
Remote Access - Use VNC
For remote access use vnc.
For example, on the linux box have sshd running.
Now (with a copy of vncserver) running, ssh into the system
and run vncserver. This will create a session that will allow you to login to the system remotely via a gui.
You could use Realvnc from a win32 box to connect and work on the linux box. Its really awesome.
Another alternative would be, if you are connecting to the linux machine from a win32 box, use cygwin (google::cygwin)
which comes with copy of X11 to connect onto the system. Of course this would be really slow if the system if off the lan.
either way, have ssh as a base to launch vnc. never use telnet.
For example, on the linux box have sshd running.
Now (with a copy of vncserver) running, ssh into the system
and run vncserver. This will create a session that will allow you to login to the system remotely via a gui.
You could use Realvnc from a win32 box to connect and work on the linux box. Its really awesome.
Another alternative would be, if you are connecting to the linux machine from a win32 box, use cygwin (google::cygwin)
which comes with copy of X11 to connect onto the system. Of course this would be really slow if the system if off the lan.
either way, have ssh as a base to launch vnc. never use telnet.
ASA,
The best way u can learn that is from
http://www.apache.org/
http://www.linux.org/
http://www.zecos.com/apacheconf/
Regards
Ausaf
The best way u can learn that is from
http://www.apache.org/
http://www.linux.org/
http://www.zecos.com/apacheconf/
Regards
Ausaf
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Do it in Ramadan and you will get more Sawab Just Kiddingspawnisalive wrote:i got that pdf have't read it yet but i intend to.
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