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<big>'''Welcome to SaruWiki.'''</big> | <big>'''Welcome to SaruWiki.'''</big> | ||
This Wiki is intended to document bits and bobs about [http://www.kernel.org/ Linux] (and some Unix) in general, and [http://www.debian.org Debian] in particular. In it, [[ | This Wiki is intended to document bits and bobs about [http://www.kernel.org/ Linux] (and some Unix) in general, and [http://www.debian.org Debian] in particular. In it, [[SaruWiki:About|we]] wish to collect the tips and tricks of both [[SaruWiki:About|our own team of Linux admins]] and those of other interested users. | ||
Consult the [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Contents User's Guide] for information on using this wiki's software. | Consult the [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Contents User's Guide] for information on using this wiki's software. | ||
<big>NOTE:</big> '''you must confirm edits''' when you're not logged in with a user account. Thanks to the Mediawiki ConfirmEdit extension we've cut our wikispam considerably. Sorry to make you anonymous contributors jump through this little hoop for every edit, but there you are. | |||
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<big>'''Main Content'''</big> | <big>'''Main Content'''</big> | ||
* Setting up a [[Debian | * Setting up a [[Debian Jessie base server|Debian 8 Jessie base server]] is a howto on the installation of a very basic Linux box under Jessie (it's actually not even a server yet). | ||
* Using ''md'' and ''btrfs'' for [[software-based RAID]] contains our ideas and observations on data redundancy. | |||
* The use of [[APT and aptitude]] is crucial to the concept of a Debian machine. | * The use of [[APT and aptitude]] is crucial to the concept of a Debian machine. | ||
* [[Roll your own kernel]] discusses the pros and cons of compiling your own kernel, and how to do it. | * [[Roll your own kernel]] discusses the pros and cons of compiling your own kernel, and how to do it. | ||
* The [[ | * [[Essential system software]] lists all (sets of) packages that we deem, well, essential. | ||
* The [[system boot procedure]] section explains what we can customise in the standard ways Debian boots. | |||
* The [[networking section]] treats subjects like setting persistent routes. | |||
* The [[firewall section]] is where we discuss "IPtables" (netfilter) and how we use it for firewalling. | |||
* The [[native IPsec tunnel]] section describes how to configure an IPsec tunnel. | * The [[native IPsec tunnel]] section describes how to configure an IPsec tunnel. | ||
* [[Hardware monitoring]] is important for your server's health and reliability. | * [[Hardware monitoring]] is important for your server's health and reliability. | ||
* Make your server a [[Microsoft PPTP server | Microsoft client compatible VPN Server ]]. | |||
* Creating a [[backup]] for your server. | |||
'''Authentication and security''' | |||
* [[Certificate fundamentals | The "certificates" section]] explains how you create your own Certificate Authority (CA) and the neat things you can do with it. | |||
* [[OpenLDAP]] is a rudimentary howto about getting OpenLDAP to be your central user repository. | |||
* [[Pluggable Authentication Modules (PAM)]] is a great way to secure your server and arrange logins - if you get to understand them | |||
'''Your own LAMP server''' | |||
* [[Apache2 and PHP5]] are essential packages if you want to light your own little [[LAMP]]. | |||
* [[Database 101]] introduces you to MySQL. | * [[Database 101]] introduces you to MySQL. | ||
'''Other server apps''' | |||
* The [[Installing SaMBa with OpenLDAP support | SaMBa section]] explains how to install SaMBa with OpenLDAP as user backend. | |||
* [[Add an X11 server]] to your server, if you need one. | |||
* Of course we have a [[e-mail server section]], where we focus on Postfix and virtual mail domains, and add in a whiff of MySQL and OpenLDAP. | |||
* The [[Asterisk section]] is about all things re: telephony on Debian Lenny. | |||
* [[Vmware_server|VMware Server basics]] gives some pointers on how to install VMware Server on a Debian server box. | * [[Vmware_server|VMware Server basics]] gives some pointers on how to install VMware Server on a Debian server box. | ||
* | * How to install [[Mediawiki Installation | Mediawiki]] on your Debian server - like what you're looking at now. | ||
* How to [[DLNA server|create your own multimedia server]], supporting [http://www.dlna.org/ DLNA] (which is [http://hometheater.about.com/od/interactivetelevision/a/Samsung-Allshare-Media-Streaming-basics-bg.htm Samsung's "AllShare"]) | |||
* How to create [[your own ownCloud]] server (and here's [http://www.thecomputerkid.com/2013/06/why-you-should-use-owncloud.html why] you should do this) | |||
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'''Note''': the Wiki admins reserve the right to edit or remove any content they feel is not suitable for this site, not relevant, (too) inaccurate or otherwise not in line with the intentions and spirit of the admin team. | '''Note''': the Wiki admins reserve the right to edit or remove any content they feel is not suitable for this site, not relevant, (too) inaccurate or otherwise not in line with the intentions and spirit of the admin team. | ||
Latest revision as of 16:06, 23 September 2021
Welcome to SaruWiki.
This Wiki is intended to document bits and bobs about Linux (and some Unix) in general, and Debian in particular. In it, we wish to collect the tips and tricks of both our own team of Linux admins and those of other interested users.
Consult the User's Guide for information on using this wiki's software.
NOTE: you must confirm edits when you're not logged in with a user account. Thanks to the Mediawiki ConfirmEdit extension we've cut our wikispam considerably. Sorry to make you anonymous contributors jump through this little hoop for every edit, but there you are.
Main Content
- Setting up a Debian 8 Jessie base server is a howto on the installation of a very basic Linux box under Jessie (it's actually not even a server yet).
- Using md and btrfs for software-based RAID contains our ideas and observations on data redundancy.
- The use of APT and aptitude is crucial to the concept of a Debian machine.
- Roll your own kernel discusses the pros and cons of compiling your own kernel, and how to do it.
- Essential system software lists all (sets of) packages that we deem, well, essential.
- The system boot procedure section explains what we can customise in the standard ways Debian boots.
- The networking section treats subjects like setting persistent routes.
- The firewall section is where we discuss "IPtables" (netfilter) and how we use it for firewalling.
- The native IPsec tunnel section describes how to configure an IPsec tunnel.
- Hardware monitoring is important for your server's health and reliability.
- Make your server a Microsoft client compatible VPN Server .
- Creating a backup for your server.
Authentication and security
- The "certificates" section explains how you create your own Certificate Authority (CA) and the neat things you can do with it.
- OpenLDAP is a rudimentary howto about getting OpenLDAP to be your central user repository.
- Pluggable Authentication Modules (PAM) is a great way to secure your server and arrange logins - if you get to understand them
Your own LAMP server
- Apache2 and PHP5 are essential packages if you want to light your own little LAMP.
- Database 101 introduces you to MySQL.
Other server apps
- The SaMBa section explains how to install SaMBa with OpenLDAP as user backend.
- Add an X11 server to your server, if you need one.
- Of course we have a e-mail server section, where we focus on Postfix and virtual mail domains, and add in a whiff of MySQL and OpenLDAP.
- The Asterisk section is about all things re: telephony on Debian Lenny.
- VMware Server basics gives some pointers on how to install VMware Server on a Debian server box.
- How to install Mediawiki on your Debian server - like what you're looking at now.
- How to create your own multimedia server, supporting DLNA (which is Samsung's "AllShare")
- How to create your own ownCloud server (and here's why you should do this)
If you'd like to create a new page, please log in and go ahead Note: the Wiki admins reserve the right to edit or remove any content they feel is not suitable for this site, not relevant, (too) inaccurate or otherwise not in line with the intentions and spirit of the admin team.