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I recently started using awstats to analyze web statistics for the domains I host on the server. The following article details how I did this, including various shell and PHP scripts as well as apache httpd configuration directives:
HTTP virtual domain logfile anaylysis using awstats
A set of PHP scripts to demonstrate the use of PHP sessions and MySQL for authentication in a multi-user website can be found here:
SimpleAuth
Some perl scripts I've written can be found here.
More and more I'm coming across problems that I've had trouble finding answers to whilst administering FreeBSD. A list of these problems can be found here:
FreeBSD problem page
I recently wrote this rough guide to remind me what is needed when rebuilding a multi-user FreeBSD server from scratch. The guide is one long text detailing in chronological order the steps involved in building a machine from scratch, with lots of notes added. Maybe others will find it of use - better to download this and read it in a text editor, it's a text file with some very long lines:
FreeBSD Multi-User Server Build Guide
I recently made the move away from windows totally and so now I have 2 FreeBSD machines (what else ;)! I got fed up though of having 2 different 'munk' home directories - one on the main server and one on the new 'dev' server, so I decided to have my /home/munk directory on the main server exported to the dev server when I boot up the dev machine.
I documented the steps I took to do this and you can find the guide here - again it's probably best to download this text file and read it locally, I'll get around to converting all these text docs to HTML eventually, I swear :):
Exporting Your Home Directory Using NFS Guide
A mirror of the IP Filter site at obfuscation.org can be found here:
IP Filter Resources
My own IP Filter ruleset can be found here (also includes some NAT stuff):
munkboxen IP Filter gubbins
This is a tutorial I wrote a long time ago for setting up IP masquerading on a simple 2 machine network allowing a windows machine to connect to the internet through a linux PPP connection:
IP Masquerading Tutorial
HLSW is a nifty Counter-Strike server tool, similar to GameSpy but better in that it updates servers in real time without you having to refresh it. You can download HLSW here.
My own HLSW server list files can be found here:
HLSW Server List Files
