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Well, there is probably a way to do it without repeating the inner location block but if the regex is correct this is probably a cleaner way than a .htaccess or a phpscript

Why would you publish embarassing photos of yourself on your own website ?

I think the main thing is that most users are not well aware what a CDN can do for them. Yes, we know that the content is duplicated closer to visitors and it supposely speed things up but does it worth the extra hassle for us? My feeling is that CDN is useful for high traffic websites or for...

Is it the right network interface? Have you try downloading a big file from your server while doing this test? Do your websites "feel" slow ? Maybe something is downloading data on your server and "eat" all the bandwidth available: do you run backup scripts or file sharing clients while...

I second what zzrok is stating. Enabling mod_status should tell you which site is the culprit. Use the extended status which looks like this (http://www.apache.org/server-status) and you should see the Vhost causing your CPU load.

Hi, iftop show bandwidth usage (as htop does for the CPU). Are you sending any data while running iftop or only downloading ?

Wordpress itself is not so insecure but some poorly written plugins are a real plague and are the major (if not always) the infection vector. I like wordpress because there is almost no learning curve for users and it's really easy to write plugins. As always the most popular softwares are...

Well you can try this block (quick and dirty) under your "location / { ... }" block: location ~ /wp-admin {     allow YOUR_IP;     deny all;          proxy_pass      http://%ip%:%web_port%;     location ~* ^.+\.(%proxy_extentions%)$ {         root           %docroot%;       ...

Hi, What is your nginx configuration? You should be able to create a location block which should look like this (I am unsure about the regex): location ~ /wp-admin {     allow YOUR_IP;     deny all; }

Hi, For those who are running wordpresses and who are not yet aware of SoakSoak, there is a massive malware campaign which has already compromised hundreds of websites. Google has already blacklisted 11k domains and counting. The flaw is affecting old versions of the premium plugin revolution...

I wonder what is the use of the small jumper on the bottom left corner

Hi, As the other said, if you are not running a FTP server, choose SFTP in filezilla. Point it to your server and log in with the same credentials you use for ssh. If you need the access to the root folder, then you have to permit root to log in in /etc/ssh/sshd_config and use the user root in...

Nice tutorial which should help most beginners. Maybe you should add how to add MX records as some users may want their email delivered to their VPS as well.

I use Firefox for my daily browsing and sometimes chrome come in handy to test if websites display correctly.

Being able to submit our CSR via a web interface would be neat while having to run their client sounds like a no-go for me

Does this means that we will be able to get the certificate and install it by ourselves or will the install software be mandatory ?

Wow, it's a neat display. Did you/your company build it or is it bought ? Maybe you should blur the MAC address that we can see on the label.

Debian is my favourite for servers. For desktop, I like Ubuntu as it supports a lot of hardware without much effort.

Probably because they are fun and even if they are meaningless as they are short they are easy to remember.

It seems that the debian repo has been updated for wheezy (security): https://security-tracker.debian.org/tracker/CVE-2014-8104