Articles in Apache
Visualizing Apache Logs with Logstalgia
The Logstalgia is a cool graphical utility for visualizing the Apache access_log files. The practical value of Logstalgia is debatable, but it’s entertainment value is not in question. The managers and NOC operators can stare …
Block WordPress Attackers With IPTables
After installing LogStash, I noticed server load went from around 1.2 to 50+. This was cause by a brute-force attack against WordPress wp-login.php from some IP in France (of all places). While LogStash should not …
PHP Unable to allocate memory for pool
The following error may be found in /var/log/httpd/${domain}/error_log when APC memory is set too low: “PHP Warning: require_once(): Unable to allocate memory for pool”. APC is Alternative PHP Cache. You can check the version of …
Installing GoAccess on CentOS/RHEL
GoAccess is a simple but useful “top”-like CLI utility giving you a quick overview of the Apache access_log entries.
SEO for Unix Geeks
So, you are finally done with your new shiny Web site and looking for ecom site integration. Congratulations. There is one small problem: the only two visitors to the site are you and Googlebot. And …
Restart Apache, MySQL When Low on Memory
Heavy traffic, hungry SQL queries, leaky applications will eventually leave your server low on memory. Apache will go on a hunt for swap space and MySQL will start freezing in thoughtful contemplation. Your hard drives …
Apache and Multiple Domains – from Home
Apparently there are folks out there who are still interested in running their own Web server from home. More than that – they want to have multiple domains. Guys, Web hosting these days is so …
Install PHP, Mysql, Apache2 on Solaris 9
A sample procedure for installing PHP, MySQL and Apache2 on Solaris 9.
Apache MySQL PHP Solaris 8 Installation
A sample procedure for installing PHP, MySQL and Apache2 on Solaris 8.
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