How to Setup #Apache Virtual Hosts on #Ubuntu #VPS 🛠️ (5 Minute Quick-Start Guide)

This article provides a guide demonstrating how to setup Apache virtual hosts on Ubuntu VPS.

This guide walks you through creating multiple websites (virtual hosts) on a single Ubuntu VPS server using Apache. It covers HTTP, optional HTTPS with Let’s Encrypt, and common gotchas (and ...
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Zeroserve: A zero-config web server you can script with eBPF

https://su3.io/posts/introducing-zeroserve

#HackerNews #Zeroserve #eBPF #webserver #scripting #technology #programming

Codex Discovered a Hidden HTTP/2 Bomb

14 years ago, I helped break HTTP header compression, then was asked to review the fix, which became part of HTTP/2. Life has come full circle: today we're releasing an attack I missed.

💥 https://blog.calif.io/p/codex-discovered-a-hidden-http2-bomb

#http2 #break #http2Bomb #compression #web #http #nginx #Apache #httpd #Microsoft #IIS #Envoy #Cloudflare #Pingora #Apachehttpd #MicrosoftIIS #CloudflarePingora #webserver #server

How to Setup #Apache Virtual Hosts on #Ubuntu #VPS 🛠️ (5 Minute Quick-Start Guide)

This article provides a guide demonstrating how to setup Apache virtual hosts on Ubuntu VPS.

This guide walks you through creating multiple websites (virtual hosts) on a single Ubuntu VPS server using Apache. It covers HTTP, optional HTTPS with Let’s Encrypt, and common gotchas (and ...
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I have a #firewall question that perhaps #AskFedi can help with please: Is it worth pre-calculating a whitelist by removing black listed items from it first, and if so, what tool do you use to do that?

More specifically: I have a geoIP based whitelist for some countries. I also have a global blacklist. I was thinking it might be easier to create one allow list, that removes the IPs (v4, v6, and ranges in CIDR notation) that appear in the blacklist from the geoIP list. I'm running #pf on #FreeBSD if that makes a difference. Or should I just load both into the firewall as pass and block respectively, and let it calculate if the IP is allowed to connect?

I tried using grepcidr to do this calculation, but it doesn't seem to do the set maths I was hoping it would do. But I'm not even sure it's worth bothering.

#Networking #HomeLab #webserver #OpenBSD

The documentation is a major PITA, but I feel like I'm finally getting the hang of #NGINX My proxy server is handling a lot of different services across multiple upstreams, terminating and pre-reading SSL for different services, and now also running as a simple file server with http auth for transferring video files for a project to the editor.

Anyone have a book or reference guide that is more useful than the main NGINX docs?

#WebServer #ReverseProxy #Documentation #ServerAdmin