is there a way to configure Nginx to read from a line-by-line file to determine when HTTPS should be enforced rather than putting all the URLS in a conditional check? Or is there a way to combine the two? Two areas of concern are organization and the ability long term to manage those urls. We are thinking of moving this to the application layer but Nginx seems faster in evaluating this. Currently we are just using a regular expression.
is it possible to enable the use of password authentication or key authentication in CentOS 5.7? All I can find is setting PasswordAuthentication to no which forces the use of keys...
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I have a question. We are using a CNAME on our server to direct to an application we host on another server. Which server would I install the SSL certificate on for that cloud application? We would need to use the CNAME host name. Thanks.
I'm trying to connect to an NFS folder on my dev server. The owner of the folder on the dev server is darren and group darren.
When I export and mount it to my Mac using the Disk Utility it mounts, but then when I try to open the folder is says I do not have permissions. I have set rw, sync, and no_subtree_check. The user on the Mac is darren with a bunch of groups.
Do I need to have the same group and user set to access the folder?
how would I assign 3 ips to one instance of a Virtualbox machine (Ubuntu 10.04)? I need to for development purposes.
is it possible to point 2 virtual hosts with different domains and unique ip addresses to the same folder? If so should I be aware of anything? Also is it possible for each of those domains to have SSL certificates even though the are pointing to the same directory?
Sorry if I sound confused.
Thanks, Darren
Hey all, no matter what Network Adapter I use on VirtualBox for my newly setup Ubuntu VM, I cannot get a valid IP when I do ipconfig. All I get is a loopback address. Does anyone know what I would do to fix this and which Network Adapter in VirtualBox I would use to properly connect to my actual PC (host) and the outside world?
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We have had PCI compliance for about 4 months straight then all of a sudden this comes up:
Fail Serious Port: 21 Protocol: tcp Summary : attempts some buffer overflows CVSS Base Score : 10.0 (CVSS2#AV:N/AC:L/Au:N/C:C/I:C/A:C) CVSS Temporal Score : 8.3 (CVSS2#E:F/RL:OF/RC:C) Public Exploit Available : true CVE : CVE-1999-0219, CVE-2000-0870, CVE-2000-0943, CVE-2000-1035, CVE-2000-1194, CVE-2002-0126, CVE-2003-0271, CVE-2005-0634, CVE-2005-1415 BID : 269, 1227, 1675, 1690, 1858, 3884, 7251, 7278, 7307, 12704, 13454
The server has cPHulk Brute Force Protection on and FTP users are required to use SFTP. I do not understand how I can secure this anymore than I have... I do not want to change my Brute Force Protection settings because it currently just drops the user and doesn't give them any message, and I am afraid that is what is happening. The audit company is Trust Guard; does anyone have any suggestions or has anyone had a similar experience?
I created a Samba share on my CentOS machine and I can connect to the share and read the contents but I cannot write files to it or delete them.
In Samba I have set readable to yes and writeable to yes, as well as made the folder I want to access apart of the wheel group of which I added the user that is accessing it from Samba.
The folder in quesiton is /var/www/. I have set that folder and all folders under it to the wheel group which can read and write to it.
What am I doing wrong here?