This is a Linux Backup Script to Backup all the needed Count.ly Settings and Databases of your Count.ly Server It supports both Local and Remote Backups as well as Backup Rotation and can be Automated via Crontab. The Git Repo can…
How to: QR Code – Multi Platform – Apple App Store and Android Google Play Store – redirect PHP
Below is a simple PHP script to detect the users device type and then redirect them to the appropriate Apple iTunes App Store or Google Play store – in my case I actually just give the Android User the APK…
How to: Ubuntu Netatalk Time Machine – Auto Mount Mac USB HDD HFS+ Journaled Partition – DD-WRT WOL
This is a guide on how to set up a Ubuntu Server to act as a TimeMachine Backup Server, using a Auto Mounted HFS+ Jounaled Parition and a DD-WRT Router to WAKE ON LAN the Ubuntu Machine in case it…
How to: CentOS Virtualmin Automated Remote Back-ups with rdiff-backup – PUSH
After my guide on setting up Rdiff-Backup to PULL backups from another server, I setup Two-factor SSH and Virtualmin Authentication via Google-Authenticator – having set this up I did not want to allow Public Key login to my server. So I had…
How to: CentOS Virtualmin Server Backups to Dropbox
We wanted to have our virtual servers backed up to Dropbox on a daily basis for real peace of mind. To do this we will need to: 1. Sign up for Dropbox 2. Setup Dropbox on CentOS 3. Setup Virtualmin…
How to: CentOS Virtualmin Automated Remote Back-ups with rdiff-backup – PULL
This is my guide on how to setup Rdiff-Backup to PULL server downloads from another server, after setting up this guide I changed some things and now use PUSH rather than PULL as this is more secure for the server…
How to: CentOS Vitualmin SSH Welcome message – MOTD and Banner
Add the Message of the Day and Banner lines to the SSH config: Edit: /etc/ssh/sshd_config Uncomment: PrintMotd yes The option PrintMotd specifies whether the ssh daemon should print the contents of the /etc/motd file when a user logs in interactively. The /etc/motd file is also known…
How to: CentOS Virtualmin OpenVPN
Installing OpenVPN The packages required to install OpenVPN and it’s dependencies are not available in the standard CentOS repositories. As a result, in order to install OpenVPN, we must install the “EPEL” system. EPEL, or “Extra Packages for Enterprise Linux,”…