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  • 在ubuntu12.04上架设LAMP（Linode完整教程）

    在ubuntu12.04上架设LAMP（Linode完整教程）

    This guide provides step by step instructions for installing a full featured LAMP stack on an Ubuntu 12.04 (Oneiric) system. In this guide, you will be instructed on setting up Apache, MySQL, and PHP. If you don't feel that you will need MySQL or PHP,...

  • 在Linux服务器（ubuntu）上使用Apache为odoo openerp配置域名

    Odoo is very well known ERP system today. Odoo 9 provides great features that will help to grow business. By default odoo runs over port 8069. So we are accessing server using domain:8069. What if we need to access server using only domain like a...

  • Setting Up Subdomains in Linode and Apache

    I’ve been using Linode for a few months to host about a dozen websites and I’ve been very happy with the experience. I have found the documentation at Linode to be clear and concise, especially when it comes to setting up multiple sites using a...

  • ubuntu命令大全

    安装中文输入法 sudo apt-get install scim sudo apt-get install scim-chinese sudo apt-get install scim-config-socket sudo apt-get install scim-gtk2-immodule sudo apt-get install scim-tables-zh wget -c http://frankandjacq.com/ubuntuguide/fireflysung-1.3.0.tar.gz...

  • Linux平台下如何重置mysql的root密码

    1．首先确认服务器出于安全的状态，也就是没有人能够任意地连接MySQL数据库。 因为在重新设置MySQL的root密码的期间，MySQL数据库完全出于没有密码保护的状态下，其他的用户也可以任意地登录和修改MySQL的信息。可以采用将MySQL对外的端口封闭，并且停止Apache以及所有的用户进程的方法实现服务器的准安全状态。最安全的状态是到服务器的Console上面操作，并且拔掉网线。 2．修改MySQL的登录设置： # vi /etc/my.cnf...

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