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How to install ffmpeg on centos/rhel, The simple way!
Submitted by felosi on Friday 8th of June 2007 01:34:25 AM Filed underEasy way to get ffmpeg going on your box. Source : http://nix101.com/2007/06/07/how-to-install-ffmpeg-on-centosrhel/
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Quick way to stop apache and connect floods with csf
Submitted by felosi on Friday 8th of June 2007 01:31:05 AM Filed underQuick and simple way to mitigate small to large apache floods. source : http://nix101.com
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Grsecurity Patched Kernel Install Script For Redhat based Pentium 4 servers
Submitted by felosi on Thursday 7th of September 2006 07:20:16 AM Filed underAfter a lil work getting the config right for s hosting/shell server I finally came up with the script that will patch, compile, and install the gresecurity patched kernel. You just run the shell script and it will download the kernel and patch, patch the kernel, download the config, and then compile and install.
The config I got made up is for Pentium4/Xeon/Celeron based servers.
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Looking for people to share server with
Submitted by felosi on Tuesday 5th of September 2006 11:55:42 PM Filed underThe last few months I have been using a server for security research, kernel testing, mod security rules testing, firewalls, dos protection, you name it. As well as to host my ircd and site. We basically have the server for development and testing although it is ran just like any other hosting server. In order to do the research we do we must keep a server.
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Cpanel Wins for Security, A Short Review
Submitted by felosi on Tuesday 5th of September 2006 11:29:57 PM Filed underThis is a short review I wanted to write about cpanel. I never have been the greatest fan of it since it is only compatible with apache1 and all but after using other control panels I realized how secure and practical cpanel is for a multiple user server and hosting enviorment.
Read it here http://www.evolution-security.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=291
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CentOS and Redhat, Best for the Server
Submitted by felosi on Sunday 20th of August 2006 02:37:38 AM Filed underShort review of CentOS and Red Hat and how Ubuntu is not gonna push anyone out of the server and enterprise market especially these two.
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Fix Apf ipt_state error on new kernels
Submitted by felosi on Friday 11th of August 2006 03:00:09 PM Filed underFor those using apf on the new kernels and getting ipt_state error, since 2.6.15 they changed the name of them kernel modules and apf does not recognize them. Do not enable monokern as some people suggest, this will screw up your passive ftp and will not work good
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GrSecurity Kernel Script
Submitted by felosi on Wednesday 9th of August 2006 08:05:29 AM Filed underGrSecurity kernel upgrade and patch script. Downloads the 2.6.17.7 kernel and the latest grsecurity patch and then unpacks and patches the kernel, after that it tells you what to do next.
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Mod Security rules.
Submitted by felosi on Wednesday 9th of August 2006 08:03:29 AM Filed underAfter extenisve testing I have found what I think are the best mod security rules you can have for a basic server with average php scripts.
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Quick Guide to Securing a Lamp Server
Submitted by felosi on Thursday 3rd of August 2006 03:32:37 AM Filed underIn the last few years on the Internet the price of dedicated servers have went down and more people are beginning to use them for their sites, game servers, or small hosting companies. With this comes as I was talking about in my last article inexperienced admins. Lots of people I spoke too are too intimated by the linux shell and try to administer their server completely from the control panel.
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HOWTO: Installing Grsecurity patched kernel in debian/ubuntu
Submitted by felosi on Thursday 3rd of August 2006 03:29:43 AM Filed underWalkthrough for compiling and installing grsecurity patched kernel on debian based systems.
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first post- kernels and whatnot
Submitted by felosi on Thursday 3rd of August 2006 03:17:18 AM Filed underWell I signed up at the site after I seen they posted on of my howtos which I am thankful for. It was the one on the grsecurity patched kernel. I think it should help quite a few people as there are so many local root exploits out now and most distro's security and dev teams are doing nothing about it.
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