Posts
All the articles I've posted.
ownCloud
Updated:We needed a semi-secure method of transferring files between staff and 3rd parties. To handle those frequent time when someone tries to attach 150MB file onto an email. OwnCloud to the rescue.
NGINX and Laravel
Updated:NGINX needs a little special setup to handle Laravel as Laravel only really serves one page. All others are served through index.php as a route.
NGINX
Updated:Absolutely my favourite web server. Small footprint and very fast to get running. First add the repositories to your Debian sources by creating the file /e
OpenSSL Commands
Updated:General OpenSSL Commands These commands allow you to generate CSRs, Certificates, Private Keys and do other miscellaneous tasks. Generate a new private key
Array2XML
Updated:http://www.lalit.org/lab/convert-php-array-to-xml-with-attributes It's an old library, but still works well. It has proven invaluable in a recent project f
Laravel CSRF & $.ajax()
Updated:Laravel has a nice built in feature to prevent Cross Site Request Forgeries. In each form you simply drop in a {{ csrf_field() }} and you end up with an _t
JQuery Selectors
Updated:JQuery certainly saves a lot of hassle when it comes to writing JavaScript. On a recent project I've been struggling to get my head around some selectors t
Synology & SMTP
Updated:This box runs Linux and many of my favourite services so can handle Postfix, Dovecot, SpamAssassin and many others that are documented here. There are a fe
SSL CA Certificates
Updated:In order to get LDAP etc. using SSL from the get go you need to make sure the LDAP client has the CA certificate that was used to issue the certificate to
Dovecot Sieve and Junk Mail
Updated:This is a useful addition to Dovecot and will pass messages marked as spam directly into a Junk mail folder. Trouble is when you're working with the Outloo