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HTTP/2 on Apache

Introduction to HTTP/2 HTTP/2 is the second major version of the HTTP network protocol used by the World Wide Web. It was developed by the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) HTTP Working Group as the successor to HTTP/1.1. Benefits of HTTP/2: Overall, HTTP/2 offers significant improvements in performance, efficiency, and user experience compared to its […]

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Setting Up Redmine with LDAP Authentication

Step 1: Install Required Packages Step 2: Install Redmine Download and extract Redmine: Step 3: Install LDAP and Other Dependencies Step 4: Configure Apache Virtual Host Create a new Apache virtual host configuration file for Redmine: Step 5: Enable Virtual Host and Passenger Module Step 6: Configure Redmine Database Edit the config/database.yml file: Step 7:

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Setting Up LDAP for Authentication

Step 1: Install OpenLDAP Install OpenLDAP and LDAP utilities: Step 2: Configure LDAP Export LDAP database configuration: Create a directory to store LDAP configuration files: Create a base DN file (basedn.ldif) with organizational units: Step 3: Add User to LDAP Create an LDIF file (username.ldif) to add a user: Add the base DN and user

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Nextcloud with Apache2 and SSL

Introduction to Nextcloud Nextcloud is a self-hosted, open-source file sync, and share solution. It provides features similar to those offered by commercial cloud storage services like Dropbox, Google Drive, and Microsoft OneDrive, but with the added benefit of being under your control. Here’s why Nextcloud is a compelling option: Setting Up Nextcloud with Apache2 and

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Setting Up Plausible Analytics

Plausible Analytics is a lightweight, open-source web analytics tool. It is designed to be simple to use, privacy-friendly, and provides essential website statistics without the use of cookies or tracking personal data. This guide will walk you through the steps to self-host Plausible Analytics using Docker and configure it with either NGINX or Apache2 as

Dev ops, Linux, Programming

Setting Up Nominatim for Bangladesh

This guide will walk you through the installation and setup of Nominatim on a Debian-based system. Step 1: Install Required Packages Update your package list and install the necessary packages: Step 2: Install and Configure Sudo Install sudo and add the necessary paths: Create the nominatim user: Set environment variables for the nominatim user: Set

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Jitsi Meet Setup Guide

Prerequisites Make sure the server has the following inbound rules configured: Rule Type Protocol Port Custom UDP UDP 3478 Custom UDP UDP 10000 SSH TCP 22 HTTP TCP 80 HTTPS TCP 443 Custom TCP TCP 5349 Jitsi Installation Steps Update and Upgrade Packages Install Required Packages Add Prosody Repository Add Jitsi Repository Update Repositories and

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