If using Linux with Nautilus you can connect directly to the server. 1.) create a config file in .ssh directory. Paste the following and save. You may need to edit the path to your pem files. Now you can connect… Continue Reading
Basic Setup To setup a CDN using Cloudfront you first need to create an S3 bucket and make it public. In this example we will use pslampdemo.s3.amazonaws.com Note that when setting up a cloudfront distribution you will need to assign… Continue Reading
For Mac and Linux you can connect to s3 buckets from your local file navigator using s3fs https://cloud.netapp.com/blog/amazon-s3-as-a-file-system Here are the commands you need for Ubuntu. Replace BUCKETNAME with the name of your S3 bucket. you can then navigate the… Continue Reading
Unable to init server: Could not connect: Connection refused sudo visudo then add this to the bottom: Defaults env_keep=”XAUTHORIZATION XAUTHORITY TZ PS2 PS1 PATH LS_COLORS KRB5CCNAME HOSTNAME HOME DISPLAY COLORS”
The most common attack on a wordpress site it the login page. Weak or compromised passwords are used by automated bots that will hit thousands of sites a day trying multiple username/password combinations. In this article I will show you… Continue Reading
Elasticvue Chrome Extension: https://elasticvue.com/usage Deleting Indexes with ElasticVue 1.) connect to the elastic instance and search for the item to delete using the item uuid. 2.) Copy the document index and click the REST tab 3.) use the delete method with … Continue Reading
GoAccess is a terminal-based log analyzer. It provided web server statistics in real time. We use it to write to an html file twice daily on order to get a clear idea of what is REALLY going on with the… Continue Reading
Export your local MongoDB to the file system: Import a database folder back into your Mongo Database: To change the target database rename the folder in the mongodump folder to the same as the database you will be inporting to… Continue Reading
When administrating a development machine or server you may find yourself needlessly entering sudo password. On a production machine this is something you’d want but for a local or develpment machine not so much. Here’s how you can bypass the… Continue Reading
Safari does not automatically bind *.localhost domains to 127.0.0.1. To use Safari for local development and especially when using docker with SSL you will need to add the entries to your /etc/hosts file. Here is an example: