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Delete Remove Clear Squid Cache on Linux Fedora System
Step by Step Delete Remove Clear Squid Cache on Linux Fedora System.
The step by step below show the step to delete remove or clear squid cache on Linux Fedora system. The example below show the faster way to clear squid cache and start squid again using clean cache file. This step by step to clear squid cache is tested and done on Linux Fedora 10 system and may be use on other Linux Fedora system with squid installed :-).
Check Squid Cache Location.
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Step by Step Enable FTP on Squid Proxy in Linux Fedora 10
Step by Step Enable FTP on Squid Proxy in Linux Fedora 10.
The step by step below show the configuration need to be done to allow or enable FTP on Squid Proxy. You may need to open and edit squid.conf the Squid configuration file, that locate under /etc/squid/ directory. Choose your best editor and start edit squid.conf configuration file to enable FTP through Squid proxy. The configuration below is tested on Linux Fedora 10 with Squid Proxy server (version SQUID 3 STABLE13) installed.
Step to enable FTP on SQUID proxy.
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Step by Step How to Check Squid Cache Size on Linux Fedora 10
Step by Step How to Check Squid Cache Size on Linux Fedora 10.
The step by step example below show how to check squid cache size on Linux system. The example on how to check squid cache size below is done on the Linux Fedora 10 with squid version 3 installed. Sometimes you may wonder how big squid cache size that already caching on your hard disk... or may be you need to find out why oh why your squid not working as fast as it should be. To check why your squid not perform as well as it should be... on of the place to start looking is the cache size on system hard disk... may be squid cache size near or 100% full it cache capacity on the disk that you specify on the squid configuration file.
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Start Stop Network Device eth0 on Linux Fedora using service Command
Step by Step Start Stop Network Device eth0 on Linux Fedora using service Command
The step by step example below use the service command bring up or start network device eth0 on Linux Fedora system (start network). The example also show the step by step how to bring down or stop eth0 network device that already active on Linux Fedora using the service command (stop network). To enable you to execute or configure the system setting on Linux Fedora system, you must log in as root user or use the su command to execute command as root user as show on example below.
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View and Check Who Login on SHH Server
View and Check Who Currently Login on SHH Server
The step by step using lsof command to view or check who currently login on SSH server. The step by step article below show the the example using the lsof command on Linux Fedora sever to view and check who currently login on SHH server. Please note that the default setting for SSH server usually listen on port 22, make sure that you edit the port number if you customize the SHH server setting.
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PHP installation, configuration and information on fedora Core.
Test and Configure PHP installation on Fedora server.
This step by step article show the configuration and confirmation of PHP module on Fedora Core operating system, please note that this configuration may vary base on the operating system and software version version.
1. Confirmation of the PHP installation.
[root@localhost ~]# rpm -q php
php-5.1.6-3
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Configure and Setup Squid Cache Proxy Server on Fedora Core.
Step by step Setup and Configure Squid Proxy Server on Fedora Core.
The main purpose of proxy server is to sharing one internet connection and maintains a cache for web browsing performance. Squid cache proxy server is free proxy server that comes with bundle with the Fedora Core operating system, you can configure your Linux Fedora Core PC to be a Cache proxy server and share the connection to the internet only by a simple configuration setup.
The article below show the step by step to setup and configure SQUID proxy serve on Fedora core with screenshot and SQUID configuration example.
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Configure Squid to block HTTP request to specific web sites.
Step by step configure SQUID proxy to block HTTP request to specific web pages or web site.
This article show step to configure Squid proxy server to block client from accessing specific web address (to block URL address). Open and edit the configuration file of Squid proxy server that usually located under /etc/squid/squid.conf..
1. Find and edit ACCESS CONTROL part and put in the ( acl bad_url dstdomain "/etc/squid/bad-sites.squid" ) as shown in example below.
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Create first web page on Fedora Core Web Server.
Create first web page on Fedora Core Web Server.
Step by step guide to create your own first web page on Fedora Core Linux Apache web server.
1. Open desktop x-terminal, then using the nautilus program go to the directory where you should put your web contents; Please note that the example show in this article use the /var/www/html/ directory as the web contents directory.
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Apache Web Server Setup and Configuration on Fedora Core Server.
Apache Web Server Setup and Configuration on Fedora Core Server.
Apache usually an default web server for many Linux distributions, the Apache demon on Fedora Core distribution called httpd and the configuration files for Apache web server usually located under /etc/httpd. This article try explain the step by step to configure and setup Apache as web server on Fedora Core server operating system.
1. Apache web server.
Confirmation of Apache / httpd installation.
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