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What is Your Web Server saying to Your Browser Behind Your Back?
If you are wanting information about the interaction between your PHP web application framework (Wordpress, Joomla, CakePHP, Drupal, etc), your web server (Apache, IIS, Nginx) and your browser. You can do the following. Create a file on your PHP enabled web server...
X2GO Fedora 20 – Actually works really well
How I got it working Prerequisites: you need a working ssh server on your Fedora 20 box and port 22 forwarded from your internet router to the Fedora 20 PC. yum install x2goserver Gnome 3 doesn't seem to work I tried gnome-session --session=gnome-fallback to no avail....
NGinx Logrotate
When you start creating virtual hosts under NGinx and give them separate access and error logs don't forget to update the logrotate configuration otherwise your logs just keep growing. I have named my logs with .access and .error extensions instead of the default .log...
Postfix / Mailgun Setup
For each website domain name I want to send email and make sure that it reliably delivered through a trusted relayhost. Mailgun allows you to set TXT records for each of your domains to add the mailgun smtp relay servers as trusted hosts for relaying your email from...
Simple Invoices PDF Export Formatting and Logo Missing – NGinx
I am running Simple Invoices on Nginx. I have basic authentication switched on: location /simple_invoices/ { auth_basic "Simple Invoices"; auth_basic_user_file /etc/nginx/auth/htpasswd; } The problem I have been seeing is that the formatting and the Logo is missing...
Apache to Nginx
Just completed moving this website https://toggen.com.au/blog to nginx web server. The issues I found: Installing and configuring php-fpm to run per user Learning the syntax of the nginx conf files Rewriting the .htaccess files into the correct nginx rules Trying to...