I'm using a code editor called Espresso on Mac that has a built in SFTP feature but doesn't like using .pem keys. Instead, it looks for the keyfile to be ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub or ~/.ssh/id_dsa.pub. My...
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I'm using a code editor called Espresso on Mac that has a built in SFTP feature but doesn't like using .pem keys. Instead, it looks for the keyfile to be ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub or ~/.ssh/id_dsa.pub. My...
I have SSH key-based authentication setup between my old laptop (private key) and server (public key) and want to setup a brand new laptop and discontinue using the old one. Should I simply delete...
I want to connect to the same machine that that I have OpenSSH server on which uses keys and I have disabled password-based logins (for ssh). Apparently, this also affects SFTP which makes sense. How...
Are you getting any error messages in your browser? Can you post your Apache logs?
Is there a config file for it that has an enable/disable on boot flag in it?
+1 I would configure port 8080 to forward to port 80 on your server's LAN IP. You can run the command ifconfig to figure that out.
This sounds like a syntax error within the PHP file itself. It's hard to diagnose without (a) looking at the source code of the file you're trying to run, and (b) knowing what PHP version/environment...
Thanks guys, installed fail2ban and decided to go with the router method.
Altering the port means I need to also change it in the OpenSSH config file, correct? Do I need to do anything to change the SFTP port or does that default to whatever SSH is set to use on the...
I just setup SSH key-based authentication between my server and laptop (client) machines and plan on using SFTP exclusively for uploading website files. Is it safe to open port 22 on my router and...
Thanks!
Thank you, that worked like a charm!
If I don't use keys, does that mean my password will be sent out in the open and prone to sniffing?
Is it safe to use SFTP from outside my local network (i.e. open the port on my router) or is there some kind of key based authentication I can implement like SSH? If so, how do you do that?
I'm trying to connect to my Ubuntu Server via SSH with key-based authentication from Mac OS X. Unfortunately, you can't run the ssh-copy-id command on a Mac -- it just won't work. Instead, should I...
I'm trying to setup SSH key-based authentication between my Mac OS X laptop and an Ubuntu 10.10 Server. I've created the keys (both public and private) via Terminal on my Mac with ssh-keygen.
I...
Anyone?
I have a LAMP server and read that you can use Duplicity to backup files in an encrypted archive to an FTP server. Ideally, I'd like to build a second system and mirror them together using Rsync, but...
Two lines:
000-default
webmin.1412323.conf
EDIT: I fixed it. Apparently the "Server Name" setting in Webmin should contain your FQDN (mywebsite.com), you should leave Address set to "Any"....
Anyone?
I created a new virtual host in Apache using Webmin and am having trouble getting it to work. When I created it, I opted to create the config file as a "New file under virtual servers directory...
Great idea with the symlink -- I'll give it a shot.
Thanks!
Anyone?
I have a fresh install of Ubuntu Server 10.10 with LAMP and have a few questions on locking down Apache. Note: I'm using this web server to host a personal site, no need to have it open for other...
I like AWN slightly better -- it uses less resources than Docky and can be run with Compiz turned off. Docky is better for eye candy though.
Here's a walkthrough guide on installing AWN on 10.10:...