I have set ubuntu 10.10 server with LAMP. I use USERDIR mod for apache, but when I install some CMS systems for user like Concrete5, I need to set chmod 777 to some directorys to write data with CMS. Is it possible to add some permissions for apache, so that I don't need to use chmod command.
I have read something about suPHP. Is it good for this?
I have installed email server with "dovecot, postfix, postfixadmin" etc. Now I mounted new driver. All my mails are in folder /home/vmail/ user is: vmail uid=5000 gid=500.
I like to move those files to new mounted drive. What is the right way to do it? Making symbolic link to /media/emaildrive from /home/vmail or configure postfix and dovecot to use /media/emaildrive/vmail?
I have found out that rsnapshot is great tool for backing up my stuffs for local file system. Now I need to do rsnapshot_push.conf file where I give params to rsync server. What is the right way to do this? Can I use rsync to /rsnapshot-backups/localhost/ syncing it to rsync server.
I am new to these backup things. I have try Backuppc and rsnashot. Backuppc was cool, with web frontend.
My probleam: I don't have any backup servers I just have server and ftp-disk. I wanted to backup my server to ftp-disk, but I'm not sure how to do it? Can I use rsync?
I have issues with 10.04 and 10.10 servers. I'm trying to do apt-get update command, but it is stuck on get. There is some solutions in here: apt-get update stuck on "Waiting for Headers" when using Windows XP ICS.
I added this Acquire::http::Pipeline-Depth="0" to /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/piplining-off.conf and it worked fine then.
Is there have been similar problems with Hyper-V and ubuntu 10.04/10.10?
Thank you for your answers