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  • dimitrisp (68)in #tutorial • 8 years ago

    RE: Servers 101: Setting up a Web Server part 3 - SSL

    Your comment got lost on the influx of comments I got. I'm sorry for the late reply. Please, do yourself a favor and read a lot before attempting anything. It is clear that…
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    • dimitrisp (68)in #tutorial • 8 years ago

      RE: Servers 101: Setting up a Web Server part 3 - SSL

      This is how it works... CName is a record that resolves to a hostname instead of an IP. That hostname could have any type of record, in your example it is an A record. So, your…
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      • dimitrisp (68)in #tutorial • 8 years ago

        RE: Servers 101: Setting up a Web Server part 3 - SSL

        The CName is a totally different record to the A record. In a very simplified explanation, when you create a CName for asd.domain.com and point it to asd.domain2.com which…
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        • dimitrisp (68)in #tutorial • 8 years ago

          RE: Servers 101: Setting up a Web Server part 3 - SSL

          I see you had success, so I'll just leave these replies in case anyone with the same problems as you enters my post! If your ISP blocks port 80, you won't be able to host a…
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          • dimitrisp (68)in #tutorial • 8 years ago

            RE: Servers 101: Setting up a Web Server part 3 - SSL

            I'm having trouble to keep up with your comments scattered all around my posts. Let's continue the whole discussion here. If you are trying to setup a server to your home…
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            • dimitrisp (68)in #tutorial • 8 years ago

              RE: Servers 101: Setting up a Web Server part 4 - Virtual Hosts & vnstati Graphs

              What domain are you trying to set up to your server? If you pointed that to your server using A records, and your website is still not showing up, then try to restart apache…
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              • dimitrisp (68)in #tutorial • 8 years ago

                RE: Servers 101: Setting up a Web Server part 1

                This is the most recent version Ubuntu has included in 16.04 repositories. You could try compiling it on your own if you want the most recent version.
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                • dimitrisp (68)in #tutorial • 8 years ago

                  RE: Servers 101: Setting up a Web Server part 3 - SSL

                  This is done from your domain registrar. There are thousands domain registrars and managers, so I can't help you there. If you tell me where did you register your domain, I could look it up
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                  • gk01 (25)in #tutorial • 8 years ago

                    RE: Servers 101: Setting up a Web Server part 2 - Basic Configuration

                    *actually, the reason it wasn't working, i believe, was because although i was installing grub on the same hard drive i wasn't installing it as a master boot drive? idk i was…
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                    • dimitrisp (68)in #tutorial • 8 years ago

                      RE: Servers 101: Setting up a Web Server part 2 - Basic Configuration

                      I don't think that it will work. You can upload your files using sFTP, or try to come up with a solution that will segment your files while uploading. As for Debian, try Ubuntu…
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                      • dimitrisp (68)in #tutorial • 8 years ago

                        RE: Servers 101: Intro & Getting into your server

                        I see you found my other posts, that explain this process :)
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                        • dimitrisp (68)in #tutorial • 8 years ago

                          RE: Servers 101: Setting up a Web Server part 1

                          If the personal repository is trusted, you have no problems using them. But security is all about tradeoffs. If the older packages available from the default repositories are…
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                          • dimitrisp (68)in #tutorial • 8 years ago

                            RE: Servers 101: Setting up a Web Server part 2 - Basic Configuration

                            Sure! Do sudo nano /etc/apache2/sites-available/000-default.conf to edit the default "vhost", and change DocumentRoot from /var/www/html to whatever you want! Second…
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