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[...] latest version of phpMyAdmin. This post will teach you how to install phpMyAdmin on CentOS, Amazon Linux, or Redhat. Configuration instructions are provided for Apache and NginX web servers. For this [...]

[...] for reading so far: a regex filter that will squelch Dovecot brute force attacks on CentOS 6, Amazon Linux 2013 and other kernel 3.4 RedHat downstream distros such as Fedora and Arch. This would, of [...]

[...] How to install phpMyAdmin on CentOS, Amazon Linux, or Redhat. Configuration instructions are provided for Apache and NginX web servers. The post [...]

[...] markets. For this site, I set up an EC2 LAMP server running the Linux 3 kernel provided with Amazon Linux 2012. Virtualmin now provides a GPL control panel for Amazon Linux, and the [...] [...]

I was recently searching for a form template that uses Twitter’s Bootstrap framework. PFBC, the PHP Form Builder Class, was recently refactored with [...]

I recently ran into a problem with the upgraded 3.5.2 phpMyAdmin package provided via the rpmforge.repo. Search no longer works, nor does pagination, [...]

I recently upgraded my WordPress theme to WooThemes Canvas 5.x, and I found that some of the icons were not rendering, but were showing a letter or in [...]

I have been working on a Varnish front-end for Apache, to be used with WordPress sites. I described the architecture in Load Balancing Virtualmin Word [...]

[...] for WordPress installed in a subfolder. This info also assumes you have successfully installed APC Cache on your server, and set up a clean install of Virtualmin with Nginx as the Alternative Web [...]

[...] APC cache does not work well in a virtual hosting environment unless PHP is running as FCGID, and every [...]

[...] repo, which maintains the latest version of phpMyAdmin. This post will teach you how to install phpMyAdmin on CentOS, Amazon Linux, or Redhat. Configuration instructions are provided for Apache and [...]

[...] How to install phpMyAdmin on CentOS, Amazon Linux, or Redhat. Configuration instructions are provided for Apache and [...]

[...] I have been working on a Varnish front-end for Apache, to be used with WordPress sites. I described the architecture in Load Balancing Virtualmin WordPress Hosting Server with [...]

[...] I have been working on a Varnish front-end for Apache, to be used with WordPress sites. I described the architecture in Load Balancing Virtualmin WordPress Hosting Server with [...]

[...] I have been working on a Varnish front-end for Apache, to be used with WordPress sites. I described the architecture in Load Balancing Virtualmin WordPress Hosting Server with [...]

[...] -51a9992aeb70e/] Apache nohome regex (error_log): [crayon-51a9992aeb78e/] [...] The post WordPress Fail2Ban RegEx for RedHat, CentOS, Amazon Linux appeared first on Chris Gilligan » new media. [...]

[...] WordPress Fail2Ban advice block spammer IP’s via Akismet: Spam-Log Plugin The post WordPress Fail2Ban RegEx for RedHat, CentOS, Amazon Linux appeared first on Chris Gilligan » new media. [...]

[...] , MySQL database, and installs WordPress in the public_html root, then gives a link to the WordPress Installer. You can even create a custom installer with a set of plugins and themes. To create a [...]

[...] , MySQL database, and installs WordPress in the public_html root, then gives a link to the WordPress Installer. You can even create a custom installer with a set of plugins and themes. To create a [...]

[...] & Firewall. Harden the Kernel Before do anything further, it is [...] The post Fail2Ban Regex for RedHat, Fedora, CentOS and Amazon Linux 2013 appeared first on Chris Gilligan » new [...]

[...] from the offending origin for a designated amount of time. As stated earlier, plain vanilla Fail2Ban regex from EPEL is functional only to block SASL authentication errors. Most of the filters in the [...]