Setting up a firewall is the second thing you should do immediately following the setup of your linux server (the first should be to Secure SSH Login).
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WordPress Migration
Moving WordPress sites from host to host isn’t as difficult as you may think. Following these simple steps will help guide you through the entire process: copy/move site files, copy/move the database, and most importantly update your database/table values with this special MySQL query.
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Sorting WordPress Meta Box Fields
Allowing end-users to sort meta box fields is pretty straight forward. These two screencasts will show you how to quickly setup sorting as well as how to setup a simple notification message to alert users to “Update” the post/page.
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Windows Apache PHP FastCGI Setup
If you’re like me, you prefer installing Apache and PHP on your own without the use of WAMPServer. The goal is to setup the latest Apache server with PHP 5 and PHP 4 using FastCGI.
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How to Use Multiple WordPress WYSIWYG Visual Editors
I’ve gotten a few requests on how to add multiple visual editors in WordPress. So here is a quick way to add multiple WordPress Visual Editors to your meta boxes.
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How to Secure SSH Login on Your Linux Server
Generally it is not secure to allow remote root login. Additionally, using Password Authentication is also insecure. So… after setting up my server at RackSpace, the next step was to setup basic SSH login security.
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How To Setup a NGINX Virtual Host Using a Custom Domain
My LEMP Setup Guide would not be complete if it didn’t show you how to setup your first virtual host (using your own domain name). This step will give you a good reference for setting up as many virtual hosts as you need on your server.
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How to Install and Configure a NGINX Server (LEMP Stack)
If you are interested, like I am, in setting up your own web server and hosting your own projects then I hope you will follow along. This guide will walk you step by step on setting up a LEMP stack (Linux, Nginx, MySQL, and PHP).
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WordPress NGINX Rewrite Rules
If you are using WordPress with Nginx, you will need to setup Nginx specific rewrite rules. This guide will give you the rules you need to get pretty URLs working for your WordPress install.
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CodeIgniter NGINX Rewrite Rules
If you are a CodeIgniter enthusiast, you know that finding rewrite rules for Apache (htaccess file) is relatively easy, but doing the same for Nginx rewrite rules is not all that simple. Use these Nginx rewrite rules to get your next CodeIgniter project up and running.
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