sudo apt-get install php-pear
sudo pear install mail
sudo pear install Net_SMTP
sudo pear install Auth_SASL
sudo pear install mail_mime
sudo apt-get install postfix
# Choose Internet Site
# System mail name: localhost
There is alot that can be done with an .htaccess file on an Apache HTTP Server server. Below are just some quick examples without much explanation outside of the comments I've left.
Side note: you can block out complete IP address blocks by leaving off the last digit of the IP address sequence. so if you wanted 12.34.56.1 all the way to 12.34.56.254 then you'd put 12.34.56
Default file contents are below. You can easily edit this file and block people from viewing certain domains on a single computer.
File Location: C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\etc
File Name: hosts, there is no extention at all.
Default Contents:
Theres a file located in C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc called hosts that allows you to block domains. This isn't permanent, if the user you're trying to block knows this method then they can easily edit it themselves and regrant access themselves, just with past experiences most people don't know this method.
For many years I have played with Linux servers, and the one issue I always had that seemed non-fixable was permission issues between FTP and my virtualhosts on Apache. But now that has been solved.
This weekend I had the joy of setting up a new server, it's main purpose to replace 3 other machines that run like a stick in mud.
Specs:
Problems right off the bat:
Aside from that, I personally do not need the hardware passthrough, but I obvisouly had issues with the ethernet connection. To solve that problem I found a blog post elsewhere that gave the drivers and the converter program.
Basically, all you need to do is download the ISO from VMware, download the ethernet driver and the customizer program then use the custom program to insert the drivers into the ISO, reburn that ISO to a new CD and then install from there.
Since ESXi requires preallocated disks and won't work with Dynamic sized disks, they must be converted. This is easily done through an SSH connection to the server, CD'ing into the folder with the disk and running this command:
vmkfstools -i original-name.vmdk new-name.vmdk
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