Create a file at /etc/httpd/conf.d/no-etags.conf with the following: Header unset ETag FileETag None Then of course restart Apache. Here’s a discussion on why you may want to turn ETags off: http://www.askapache.com/htaccess/apache-speed-etags.html
It is of course a bad idea to write code that depends on register_globals for security reason, but sometimes when faced with old code it’s a necessary evil. You can turn on register_globals for a site or directory by adding the following line to your .htaccess file:
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php_flag register_globals on |
Assume that you have a folder that is restricted by HTTP Basic Auth but you want to allow access to a sub-folder. Here’s how:
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<Directory /var/www/vhosts/domain.com/httpdocs/myfolder > Satisfy Any Allow from all </Directory> |
To monitor for Apache config file errors in Zabbix do the following: 1. Create monitor test script at /etc/zabbix/apache_configtest.pl with the following contents:
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#!/usr/bin/perl my $result = `/usr/sbin/apachectl configtest 2>&1`; if ($result =~ /Syntax\ OK/ ) { print "0"; } else { print "1"; }; |
2. Add the following line to the end of /etc/zabbix/zabbix_agentd.conf:
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UserParameter=apache.configtest,/etc/zabbix/apache_configtest.pl |
3. From the Zabbix web interface add an Item for the new monitor at Configuration -> Items -> Create Item with the following settings:
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Description: Apache config has errors Type: Zabbix Agent Key: apache.configtest Type of information: Numeric Status: Active Applications: Apache |
Other fields can be left at default. 4. Add a Trigger for the new Item at Configuration -> Triggers -> Create Trigger with the following settings:
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Name: Apache config has errors Expression: {host:apache.configtest.last(0)}=1 Severity: Hight |
Other fields can be left at default.
Here’s a step-by-step to setup a RackSpace Cloud Server with CentOS for PHPList (http://phplist.com): Install PHP, PHP IMAP module, PHP MySQL module, MySQL Server and FTP server:
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> yum install php > yum install php-imap > yum install php-mysql > yum install mysql-server > yum install vsftpd |
Apache and a number of other related packages are installed automatically as dependencies. Set Apache, MySQL and FTP service to start on boot:
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> /sbin/chkconfig --level 345 httpd on > /sbin/chkconfig --level 345 mysqld on > /sbin/chkconfig --level 345 vsftpd on |
Start Apache, MySQL and FTP:
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> /sbin/service httpd start > /sbin/service mysqld start > /sbin/service vsftpd start |
Set MySQL root password:
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> /usr/bin/mysqladmin -u root password 'somepass' > /usr/bin/mysqladmin -u root -h ENS password 'somepass' |
Download PHPList distribution:
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> mkdir /root/archive > cd /root/archive > wget http://downloads.sourceforge.net/project/phplist/phplist/2.10.10/phplist-2.10.10.tgz?use_mirror=voxel |
Unpack and install
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> tar -xvzf phplist-2.10.10.tgz > rsync -avz phplist-2.10.10/public_html/lists \ /var/www/html/ |
Add FTP user and set file ownership:
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> /usr/sbin/useradd -d /var/www/ webmaster > passwd webmaster > chown --recursive webmaster.webmaster /var/www/html/ |
Create database:
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> echo "CREATE DATABASE lists" | mysql --password=somepass -u root > echo "GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON lists.* TO 'lists_web'@'localhost' identified by 'yyyyyy';" | \ mysql --password=somepass -u root > echo "FLUSH PRIVILEGES" | \ mysql --password=somepass -u root |
Configure firewall:
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> system-config-securitylevel-tui |
From the security level menus, set SELinux to disabled, then customize and allow incoming WWW and FTP. Setup PHPList config file:
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> vi /var/www/html/lists/config/config.php |
In the editor, set database parameters. In your web browser go to:
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http://your.domain.com/lists/admin/ |
You’ll be prompted to initialize the database. Follow the installation screens to complete the install process. The basic install is now complete. The PHPList admin screens are located at:
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http://your.domain.com/lists/admin |
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