Jason | 13th June 2013
Git 1.7, Cygwin, WAMP I love Cygwin. Ok, now thats out of the way. We want to clone our Git repository to the local machine. However, the savvy and security-conscious sysadmin dude has changed the default SSH port on the server. Here’s how we clone a repository through SSH on a non-standard port. In case […]
Jason | 22nd May 2013
CentOS 6, VSFTP In a bid to secure our server for a production environment, we need to secure FTP as a vital step. FTP is one of the least secure and most exploited standard protocols on production servers today. Many hosting providers now take additional steps to secure FTP for this very reason. I’m using […]
Jason | 21st May 2013
CentOS 6, Mac OS X This article is an excerpt taken from Secure SSH on CentOS 6 And RHEL. If you’ve never used public and private keys before, you will LOVE this. A pre-shared key setup allows you to login to the server (via SSH) without the need for a password and (optionally) only allows […]
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