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Gone are the days of self-hosting your website on your server at home without extra security being implemented. Below is a guide for self-hosting your website and suggested safe-guards that should be considered or implemented with your move to a self-hosted website. The reasons for moving to self-hosting can vary but range from hosting for […]
If you have the need to log information that may be relevant relating to auditing access to a domain through various workstations. Perhaps, a logon script that logs the current user account, time, computer name, IP and MAC address would be relevant. This type of logging could be implemented through logon scripts which could keep […]
Learn how to remove Google ReCAPTCHA from your website without violating their terms and conditions. This article provides a solution for hiding that little wheel with arrows for Google’s new ReCAPTCHA. This solution has been ping-ed from Experts Exchange who seem to provide the best way so far! So here’s how to get rid of […]
Do you find this page interesting or helpful? Do you have comments or suggestions or corrections? If so please post a comment to this blog article. Source: https://www.oppedahl.com/wordpress/ Steps to construct a WordPress site on a Synology box You can use a WordPress “package” on Synology, but if you do, you can only set up one […]
Enable php_mysqli in extension. Then go to the core tab and search for port – Set mysqli.default_port to = 3307 (This is the default port fo a MariaDB10 install on a Synology NAS.
https://www.howtoforge.com/tutorial/install-apache-with-php-and-mysql-on-ubuntu-16-04-lamp/ Modify – nano/etc/apache2/mods-available/dir.conf to include index.php at the beginning. service apache2 restart Setting up VHosts / mkdir public_html then mkdir -p public_html/domain2.com/{public,private,log,cgi-bin,backup} Setup VHosts – https://support.rackspace.com/how-to/set-up-apache-virtual-hosts-on-ubuntu/ https://askubuntu.com/questions/617190/how-to-setup-apache2-virtualhosts-on-your-home-directory-on-ubuntu-14-04 apache2.conf
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