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[...] This how to guide details the process to install Nginx on CentOS 6 and Amazon Linux AMI. Nginx (pronounced engine-x) is gaining popularity as an alternative to using Apache. I won’ [...]

[...] Howto install Oracle database support in PHP for CentOS 6 and Amazon Linux AMI. To access an Oracle database from PHP you need to use the OCI8 extension. I will take you [...]

[...] services. [box type="info"] Just note that this document assumes CentOS 6 for all example code and references. Syntax, file locations and codes may vary based on your distribution.[/box] [...]

[...] 3.6 and 3.7. [box type="info"] Just note that this document assumes CentOS 6 for all example code and references. Syntax, file locations and codes may vary based on your distribution.[/box] [...]

[...] get started. [box type="info"] Just note that this document assumes CentOS 6 for all example code and references. Syntax, file locations and codes may vary based on your distribution.[/box] [...]

[...] certain PHP fuctions etc. Just note that this document assumes CentOS 6 for all example code and references. Syntax, file locations and codes may vary based on your distribution. [...]

[...] regular snapshots of your servers.. All the syntax listed here is executed via the command line. Simply open a terminal window and you’re good to go Installing Python and Python [...]

[...] processes list. So for example if you were running a mysqldump and put password into your command line, another user could query the running processes and see the password. I typically store my [...]

[...] regular snapshots of your servers.. All the syntax listed here is executed via the command line. Simply open a terminal window and you’re good to go Installing Python and Python [...]

[...] Here is a nice and simple AWS EC2 start stop script written in Python and run from the command line. The parameters are just start|stop and the name of your instance. I’ve written it so it uses [...]

[...] a simple way to get up and running with Nginx on CentOS or Amazon Linux AMI. Step 1: Add the EPEL Repository CentOS doesn’t have Nginx available in it’s base repository so we have to add the EPEL [...]

[...] : 64bit run: 32bit run: Installing the epel rpm will also automatically enable the EPEL repository so nothing more is needed to be done. If the URL I used in my example doesn’t work, it [...]

[...] ;] Just note that this document assumes CentOS 6 for all example code and references. Syntax, file locations and codes may vary based on your distribution.[/box] Step 1: Configure NFS Ports The NFS [...]

[...] note that this document assumes CentOS 6 for all example code and references. Syntax, file locations and codes may vary based on your distribution.[/box] Prerequisites You’ll need to have [...]

[...] ;] Just note that this document assumes CentOS 6 for all example code and references. Syntax, file locations and codes may vary based on your distribution.[/box] Scenario You’ve got a specific user [...]

[...] . Just note that this document assumes CentOS 6 for all example code and references. Syntax, file locations and codes may vary based on your distribution. Step 1: Install Packages First step is make [...]

[...] /11/photo.jpg[/author_image] [author_info]Andrew McDonald is an IT Systems Admin and all round technology junkie. Absolutely a jack-of-all-trades and not one to shy away from a challenge. Follow @ [...]

[...] /11/photo.jpg[/author_image] [author_info]Andrew McDonald is an IT Systems Admin and all round technology junkie. Absolutely a jack-of-all-trades and not one to shy away from a challenge. Follow @ [...]

[...] /11/photo.jpg[/author_image] [author_info]Andrew McDonald is an IT Systems Admin and all round technology junkie. Absolutely a jack-of-all-trades and not one to shy away from a challenge. Follow @ [...]

[...] ='on']http://mcdee.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/photo.jpg[/author_image] [author_info]Andrew McDonald is an IT Systems Admin and all round technology junkie. Absolutely a jack-of-all-trades and [...]

[...] ='on']http://mcdee.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/photo.jpg[/author_image] [author_info]Andrew McDonald is an IT Systems Admin and all round technology junkie. Absolutely a jack-of-all-trades and [...]

[...] ='on']http://mcdee.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/photo.jpg[/author_image] [author_info]Andrew McDonald is an IT Systems Admin and all round technology junkie. Absolutely a jack-of-all-trades and [...]

[...] using PHP OCI8: You can find more examples here The post Install Oracle database support in PHP CentOS 6 appeared first on mcdee. [...]

[...] is executed via the command line. Simply open a terminal window and you’re good to go Installing Python and Python development libraries: I install the python-dev package as you’ll find you [...]

[...] I’ll quickly take you through installing Python & Boto on CentOS 6 for use with Amazon Web Services (AWS). Boto is an interface to [...]

[...] pip appears to be gaining more favour amongst Python users. Finally we will install the Boto package via pip: This process is pretty straight forward, pip will connect to the pypi.python.org web [...]

[...] pip appears to be gaining more favour amongst Python users. Finally we will install the Boto package via pip: This process is pretty straight forward, pip will connect to the pypi.python.org web [...]