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Mod_evasive: anti-DOS module for Apache

Mod_evasive is a module for Apache anti-DoS attack. This is able to detect when a user asks too many pages on a website, on a very short time period. Here’s how to install and configure it for basic use.

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View system information under Linux

Here’s a list of commands that can quickly get information on a Linux system. It never hurt to review the basic commands.

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Installing and configuring mod_security

Installing and configuring mod_security

Mod_security is a firewall application that presents itself as a module for the Apache Web server. Its role is to detect and protect the server against attacks of all kinds: SQL injection, cross-site scripting (XSS) … Here’s how to install and configure it for basic use.

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Installing Opera 11 on Linux

Opera version 11 available for a few days. Several new features were added to the browser, but nevertheless deserves to be installed on over 15 Linux distributions.

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Win at lotto with linux

Tip of the day will help you get rich and all this thanks to Linux. Indeed, here is a shell command that can automatically generate lotto combinations.

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Obtain info about BIOS from command line

Here is a small Linux command, very practical, which provides information on the BIOS of a computer.

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Extend Bash posibilities with curly bracket

Some shell tips that can save us valuable time. Here we will see how to push the possibilities of Bash, thanks to the curly brackets. (  { }  )

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Google search from command line

This is a little bash script, distribued Under GPL license, That Canon launch google search in command line. Here’s a little bash script, under the GPL, which allows to search Google from the command line.

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Transform a Linux terminal in an MS-DOS command prompt

Here’s a little trick that can turn a Linux shell command prompt in MS-DOS. Of course, this does not serve much use unless you’re a fan of the Windows operating system. To get this transformation, run this command in a terminal: PS1=’C:${PWD//\//\\\}>’ If you want this change to be permanent, just add this line in [...]

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