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Monthly Archives: August 2013
I’ve added a new header photograph of Red Screes taken from the path along the side of Wansfell leading to Stock Ghyll falls. Note the hint of blue sky – but it was August I suppose.
Using MTM ITK for Apache
I needed to secure websites on a FreeBSD server to stop ‘cross site contamination’, i.e. stopping virtualhost #1 modifying/reading data within virtualhost #2. In FreeBSD the solution (or at least one solution) appears to beĀ apache22-itk-mpm. Step 1. Install the port … Continue reading
So, the comforting grey blanket of cloud returned to Ambleside today making Loughrigg and the Coniston hills disappear the rain. All that sunshine is not good for you!
Using SNMP to monitor disk space on CentOS
The task here is to set up a Nagios test to monitor disk space on a CentOS box. Ive had the firewall protecting the remote CentOS box set up to allow UDP port 161 through so we need to set … Continue reading