I was just wondering if there is a way to control your website (that is, uploading, editing and so on) when you do not have access to your own "home-computer". You do have access to other computers and the internet, but these computers do not have your local root folder of course.
So is there a way to control your website, let's say, when you are on vacation.
If I get a reseller account with like 50 gigs more space (or any amount) than I actually use, can I use some of that space I'm paying for to backup my home computer? This isn't really a question of how (although I'll accept advice) but more a question of 'is this typically allowed' or 'does anybody else do this'?
View 10 Replies View RelatedI have 3 computers on the same network. One running apache2 on Ubuntu 12.04 and the others with Windows7. I want to access the website I set up from a Windows machine. When I type in the URL, domain.com, I get a 404 error. When I type in 127.0.1.1/domain.com I get the directory listing for the website. I have to actually type 127.0.1.1/domain.com/public_html/ before the website can actually be seen. I would like to get rid of the public_html part. I am brand new to all this.
View 1 Replies View Relatedi want a change and thinking about if i can host websites on my own personal computer.
View 14 Replies View RelatedI am thinking about setting something up that will allow an ssh user to tunnel through the server to view certain sites. However, I want the user who tunnels in to be allowed to view only certain sites, and not all sites.
I figured I could set this up through IP tables, however, if I block all outbound sites, so goes the tunneled user. Is there a way to keep the tunnel alive while blocking all traffic outbound besides a named website, say google.com for example? The users tunneling in will have different IPs, so, I cannot use that to allow the outgoing connections. The only thing I have thought of would be to somehow allow an active connection to be able to receive outbound traffic, if they have already been connected, but, I am unsure if iptables can be set up this way.
Anyone set something like this up before, or perhaps, could point me in the right direction.
I will preface this thread this way:
I know there is no perfect solution to elimating SPAM and not losing "good email".
What do you use that is working well for you? I need some suggestions? I don't have time to babysite/teach a spam filter as I get thousands and thousands of emails each day through various emails address on the server. I cannot use services such as easyat.com as they don't work with server that use a remote/clustered DNS.
Im trying to troubleshoot the exim install that was included with cpanel. I read that the helo response being localhost instead of a fully qualified domain can lead to mail be directed to the bulk mail folder.
Looking at the mail headers, this is indeed set this way:
Received: from www.mydomain.com ([my_ip_addr] helo=localhost)
How is this response determined and how can I have it be a fully qualified domain name instead?
Is it possible to host my own webpage off my own computer or no? And if so, how?
View 2 Replies View RelatedI have recently wen't with a Windows VPS and am wondering the best way to do backups to a remote computer (hopefully without buying software). Any suggestions?
View 0 Replies View RelatedWhen I use mencoder,my computer shows both sse and sse2 are supported but disabled. How to enable them? Can anyone give me the command line on how to convert rmvb files to flv and other formats?
View 1 Replies View RelatedI recently logged into my Windows Server 2003 OS Server via Remote Desktop and was met with a message/box saying Why did this computer shutdown. It had a dropdown field for a reason and then empty text fields for Problem ID and Comment.
What steps can I take to figure out what happened?
Server is a fresh install of Win Server 2003
I have been using Vista 32-bit with FileZilla for 2-years on this computer. I haven't made any recent changes to my system, but suddently NO FTP clients work.
I tried FileZilla and FireFTP (firefox extension). Neither can connect. FileZilla just gives a timeout error. FireFTP has been "connecting" for 5-minutes. No success.
I tried to bypass my Linksys router and go directly through my cable model. They still do not work.
I *CAN* connect to an FTP site using telnet command.
I want to host my personal domain from my computer..
If I buy a static IP address
and add the details to my NS details for mydomain.com
and then install a apacheserver on my personal computer
will that show my files over the internet?
Are all computer modems cabable of recieveing caller ID information. I came across some opensource code for caller on on a computer and the information says that the phone wire has to be plugged into the computers "caller id capable" modem.
Know I know most people these days have a network card because most people connect using a high speed connection. However I would love to setup this program on my home computers for when I get a call and I am at my desktop I can see who is calling
i heard from a friend that i can make my computer a server, is this true? how can this happen & is it safe, cheap?
View 9 Replies View Relatedmy server is running with a static ip. while im going through this trial and error process of registering my name servers i should at least be able to ping my server from a remote computer shouldnt i? it just keeps timing out but i figured at least that much should work.
View 7 Replies View RelatedI using a Windows VPS service, and I wondering, if I have a folder on my computer desktop, how can I move it to my VPS Remote Desktop?
View 1 Replies View RelatedWhen checking my daily logs, I noticed a strange referral, and checking Google serps I saw this strange message:"This site may harm your computer"
The referrer is as follows: "http://www.google.com/interstitial?url=http://www.mysite.com
Is there any idea as to how this can happen? and is there any way to find out that badware on my website?
I got a customer running vpasp shopping cart and it seem like my new colo server with " _ " (underscore) in its name is causing the problem for his shopping to run. Does anyone know if changing server name will cause any problem?
the server is Windows2003 Standard R2 w/IIS6.
I want to make a website but I dont want to pay the hosting fees. I have a few old but pretty powerful old computers sitting around my house just collecting dust. Is there a way to make a web hosting server from those old computers to host my site? They have umbutu and I can make them dedicated.
View 14 Replies View RelatedI am trying to install Apache + PHP on Windows XP SP2. I managed to get Apache working. However, when I setup PHP and tried to access a page with <?php phpinfo(); ?> it displayed nothing but a blank page. When I viewed the source is showed the PHP, therefore it was not parsed...
I have checked and double checked my paths, I have tried doing it as a module and cgi, I have read tutorial after tutorial and I cannot get it to function properly.
Apache 2.2.6, PHP 5.2.5
to ship 2 machines to LINX and DECIX from the US, and obviously need either adapters or just new cables. I'm just not certain what plug type is used at both or either location. I guess I'm looking for information similar to like what we have here in the US (NEMA 1-15 or NEMA 2-20).
I'm looking at these adapters:
Grounded CEE7/7 - Germany
British BS 1363 - UK
We are currently in a limited Alpha for a very demanding web application. We'll (hopefully) be in closed Beta in 3 months and go live / open beta after all issues are fixed.
Our problem is that we know that we will need, even for the open beta, a costly setup.
We are talking about 2 front-end servers for Apache / PHP / Memcached, 2 for a Mysql Cluster / replication / partitioned (undecided) and at least 1 just for pre-processing stuff that later will go to the database.
Growing from those requirements is very possible, so we would like to be able to add new computers to the cluster, more processing machines, more front-ends, a load balancer, etc.
Of course we have considered the Cloud (Amazon S3 and stuff), but those 5 initial machines are a must for us.
My question is, what is the best solution here, a rack with a private Lan/fast switches?
What are the recommended companies for this kind of installations? Will they manage everything or just rent the rack?
Any clues about how costly (setup and monthly) this kind of setup would be? I can't find specific prices for these "special installations" anywhere, they all want us to call and we are just preparing for 4/6 months on the road.
Are there any good methods for getting backups from my host to my home computer in an automated fashion?
a way to sort of "set it and forget it" and get a backup at least once per week.
When i add a new domain to plesk, it puts in the correct Name servers in, but it also adds the computers name into the list and when getting it checked out from intodns.com it flags it saying missing Name Servers.
Into DNS : [URL] ....
I have also attached a screenshot showing what DNS Manager is showing.
I have some customers who use a VPN to connect to the internet securely. (They live in a restricted country.)
So when they connect to the VPN, it gives them a new IP, and when they go to "whatismyip.com" it shows the IP of the VPN server, as expected.
The problem is that sometimes their IP changes back to their local ISP without any indication. The VPN still appears to work (green lights are displayed in the VPN icon in the sytem tray), but their IP is now the local ISP providers, which means they are not fully "protected" any more.
And that is bad.
So, what I'm thinking is to find a Windows program or script or something that runs every x minutes.. and checks to see what is the current IP. If it isn't as expected (the VPN server's IP), then a big red warning window would start flashing on the screen, so they can then reboot or restart the VPN.
Does anyone know of such a program?
(BTW - they are using openVPN, latest version. And yes -- it works properly 99% of the time.. but for some reason the IP just changes back to local ISP for no apparent reason. The log does not show any errors or helpful indicators.)
Can I just get a DSL line or a cable modem and host the site or my own computer?
View 14 Replies View Relatedcan you tell me of a few distribuitors/wholesale to get parts from for building a few 1U servers. I would like to find Supermicro cases/motherboards but if they are general computer parts I guess they work.
I know INGRAM Micro has a program to get discount or something, but haven't researched much about it.
I have a Windows 2003 Server I use as a regular computer.
It would occasionally slow down to a crawl and programs become unresponsive. The hard drive light is usually on when this happens, and it usually lasts like a minute or two, then things are back to normal again.
Sometimes I'm lucky and get to open up task manager to try and see what's causing this. However every time the CPU load is low, and memory usage is normal.
How can I figure out what is causing this, or how to get rid of it?
1) If I'm logged into my {other VPS} with Putty, then
ssh root@67.xx.xx.xxx
successfully logs me into {new VPS}, after the password prompt, so I know the root password can login (some of the time)
2) ...but not my Windows computer, both Putty, and SFTP fail.
The SFTP error message is :
"ERROR:> [7/31/2009 9:48:08 AM] Can't connect to 67.xx.xx.xxx:22. SFTP21 error = #0."
Port 22 is correct, according to hosting support.
3a) Hosting support said...
"Based on the information you have provided to us, I am assuming that either your firewall or ISP is blocking the standard 22 SSH port. If you would like, we can change this to a custom port number."
3b) That response doesn't help, since I'm using port 22 for the {other VPS}
I just heard this story on NPR yesterday discussing cloud computing, how you can use external computers to do super-computer sized tasks without having the hardware in house yourself.
If we host colocated servers, how feasible is it to get our servers into that game?