Display your host’s PHP, MySQL & Memcached (if installed) information on your WordPress site dashboard.
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Display your host’s PHP, MySQL & Memcached (if installed) information on your WordPress site dashboard. [...] Ubuntu uses the CUPS print server. It is integrated into the desktop. Installing a print server in Ubuntu Linux Server is necessary only in case if you do not intend to use a desktop (intend a “headless” server). This can be installed using the tasksel option during installation of the Ubuntu server from [...] Xen is free open source virtualization platform that allows the host to run “guest” operating systems simultaneously. Xen implementation in the Kubuntu server is based on integration with KVM, the kernel-based virtualization platform in Linux. KVM integrates with QEMU components, which have been merged with Xen. KVM requires a 64-bit processor [...] Tomcat is a free open source platform from Apache which provides a “pure Java” HTTP web server environment. It is not part of the Apache2 web server. Check the official Ubuntu documentation here for more information on configuration. This can be installed using the tasksel option during installation of the Ubuntu server from [...] BIND DNS servers commonly used servers on the Internet. Check Ubuntu Documentation here for details. It can be installed using the tasksel option during installation of the Ubuntu server from the LiveCD. You may also install it at any time using the following command: sudo tasksel install dns-server Here is a method for setting up a mail server. The mail-server task installs the components and configuration files to use the mbox (mail spooling) system by default. Following is the command for installing mail server: sudo tasksel install mail-server eBox is a browser based server management platform which is useful in managing multiple servers and networking functions from small to medium business. It is modular so that as the network grows and more networking functions or servers are added, eBox can manage those also. Installation Go to terminal and use the following command for [...] Packages that require server capabilities are often happier when a Server edition is installed as the base Operating System. Adding a desktop can make the administration and maintenance of many packages easier for many users. Add an Ubuntu (Gnome) or Kubuntu (KDE) desktop to a server using the following: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop or sudo [...] |
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