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All the articles I've posted.
Nessus Trusted CA Certificates
It's that time again. Scanning for vulnerabilities means keeping certificates up to date. After updating our CA certificate to SHA-256 and KSP we now need
Sphinx Search
Updated:http://sphinxsearch.com/ https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-install-and-configure-sphinx-on-ubuntu-16-04?utm_medium=social&utm_source=
NGINX, PHP and a Blank Page
Got Nginx installed, got PHP installed. All ready to go, but all you get from your test PHP page is... nothing. Catches me out regularly. The php5-fpm daem
Trakt.tv
Updated:Trakt.tv is a very helpful little plugin for Kodi. What makes it so helpful is that it acts as a backup of what I've watched and how far through a series I
SSH Tunnelling
Updated:Every so often I get caught out by not being able to access a remote server because of my firewall config. Not allowed to remotely access a resource unless
Windows CA SHA-256
Updated:Has it really been 10 years since I deployed a Windows Certificate Authority? Well obviously it has as the certificate is up for renewal. Not only that the
Using LDAP with Active Directory
Updated:Getting your Linux box to talk with Active Directory is pretty straight forward. But doing it securely will need you to have installed your CA certificate
HTML5 Doctor
Updated:http://html5doctor.com/ Helping you implement HTML5 today.
Nginx 1.10 and PHP7.0-fpm
Updated:Keen to press on a try new suff I figured that seeing as I'd now tried Nginx 1.10 that I'd put that together with PHP 7.0. I started of by thinking I'd rem
NGINX and php5-fpm
Updated:This new version of NGINX is tending to be a bit of a pain in terms of installation. Gone are the sites-available and sites-enabled folders and it does a c