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Tutorials teilweise mit Videos

26.10.2009 21:27 Hallo,

bin auf folgende Seite beim Surfen gestoßen.

http://guvnr.com/web/web-dev/setup-un ... -vps-newbies-v-p-s-bible/

Wer Egnlisch kann ist im Vorteil, aber aus den Code Beispielen kann man sicher was lernen.

Part 1: Weigh up the various web host types, detailing what to look for in a VPS solution, both managed & unmanaged.

Part 2: Set up a VPS account and choose, configure & launch a Linux distribution.

Part 3: Use PuTTY & OpenSSH to setup a secure tunnelled connection with authentication keys & simplify login to a double-click, password-free process.

Part 4: Don't log into Linux as root, with the trigger-happy permissions that gives. Better to create a user with SuperUser permissions.

Part 5: Secure a local-to-remote connection using PuTTY and OpenSSH. And we'll streamline a password-free logon process with authentication keys.

Part 6: Solidify your remote OpenSSH connection and set up a firewall using iptables. Just copy and paste the code.

Part 7: Set an alias to shortcut Linux commands using bashrc, and add functions to make life easier & workflow faster. Plus system update / upgrade.

Part 8 - Install PHP for server-side web applications, Xcache to speed things up & MySQL for databases. And tweak the lot for optimum performance.

Part 9: Setting up your VPS, or any Linux server, you'll need to point it to a domain name, and to configure what's known as a DNS zone. Here's how.

Part 10: How to install an email function for the Linux server, installing Postfix, changing the hostname and setting reverse DNS (RDNS).

Part 11: This copy/paste how-to installs & configures Nginx web server, tweaking the file structure, & setting up a vhost file with symlink.

Part 12: We compare FileZilla & WinSCP and FTP vs SFTP, then set up FileZilla with an encrypted Secure FTP tunnelled connection to our remote server.

Part 13: Add sites & blogs to the web server using vhost files & symlinks. We create a file structure, add users/groups/permissions and tweak FastCGI.

Part 14: Configure NGINX for WordPress blogs, speeding up the platform by enabling the WP Super Cache plugin, and enabling friendly-URI permalinks.

Part 15: Setup/update WordPress on your server. This copy/paste how-to guide steps out the process, setting up a MySQL database and using Subversion.

Part 16: You're migrating shared-to-VPS and want a GUI like cPanel? No you don't, not after you read this! What's more, you don't need one either.

Part 17: No viable panel BUT EASY WORKAROUNDS Every cPanel module is listed here with copy/paste code for its Nginx-equivalent alternate function.

Part 18: Google Apps for Domain-Specific Email
Easily configure GA's free Standard Edition for catch-"all@anydomain.com" webmail, with POP and IMAP email delivery to your desktop mail client.

Part 19: Moving Day! How to Move Your Blog or Site
Migrate your web site or blog to a new server with minimal problems or inaccessibility. This guide steps out a proven relocation procedure.

Part 20: Blogroll, Links, Credits, Resources
These VPS, Linux and related resources range from general beginner guides to advanced security and web server configuration.

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