... and mission of this site is about creating your own web server, not using someone elses.
In this tutorial, I show having installed uTorrent on a seperate computer asside from the server the tracker is ...
... excellent resource: http://www.review-ninja.com/2009/01/build-your-own-torrent-tracker.html
GETTING STARTED
You first need to go and download the files for RivetTracker. If you're using Windows, ...
... how to reassemble all of the little pieces to form a single, whole file again once the download has completed. By using this method, different computers participating in the swarm can have different parts ...
This article explains how to install Drupal 6.13 on your XAMPP 1.7.1 for Windows XP/Vista local web server. If you're currently using XAMPP 1.7.2, you can read this article on a work-around solution: ...
This tutorial will guide you through how to install Apache HTTP server 2.2.13. I highly recommend using XAMPP to do this, but if for some reason you wish to do it the hard way, here's the steps on doing ...
... recommend using XAMPP to install PHP because it will install everything you will need including Apache, PHP 5, MySQL, and phpMyAdmin far easier than doing all of this manually.
If for some reason you ...
... I am using the essentials installer.
You need to download it from http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/mysql/5.1.html#win32
I have gotten several messages from people saying they were getting this error ...
... connection is the very minimum connection I would recommend using for hosting my own public web server on and no less than at least a 2Mbps upstream connection for any sort of self-hosted videos. (This ...
... many different flavors of both.
In this article, I'm going to compare the differences (that I know of from experience) between using Linux or using Windows. Both have their pros and cons, so I'll do ...
This article explains what the requirements are for the computer you will be using for a personal file or web server.
This is going to vary a lot depending on different variables:
What are you using ...
This tutorial shows how to transfer, move, import, export, and backup your MySQL databases using phpMyAdmin. I've used XAMPP in this tutorial, but the same method applies when using paid hosting such ...
I spent a lot of time focusing on the development of this website, what content I should add, how easy it is for visitors to find what they're looking for, and going back over the articles and making sure ...
... will show how to create a new MySql database using phpMyAdmin and also create a unique user and password for that database for security purposes. So if you're ready to go, let's get started. I've made ...
... major problem. Akismet (http://akismet.com/) protects against spam comments but the following will help defeat spammers using automated scripts to create blogs: http://ocaoimh.ie/cookies-for-comments/ ...
OVERVIEW
** Version difference ** This tutorial was written using 2.8.3 and the very same day it was finished, they released 2.8.4, which is just a security update due to a vulnerability in version 2.8.3. ...
... Now open the wordpress folder located wherever you extracted the zip file.
Rename the file wp-config-sample.php to wp-config.php.
Open the wp-config.php file using Notepad or Notepad++ and edit the ...
... secure for public access, which a few of those steps are outlined in the tutorial.
I do highly recommend using the Synaptic Package Manager to install Apache, MySQL, and PHP instead of XAMPP if you intend ...
This tutorial shows you how to install Apache 2.2, MySQL 5, PHP5, and phpMyAdmin for Linux using the Synaptic Package Manager in Ubuntu 9.04. You may also use Synaptic on some other versions of Linux, ...
... of this.
You are going to be installing it to a root directory. For example, in your htdocs folder. I'm not sure how much it will vary, but this tutorial is written using this method.
You're ...
... server configurations if you use the correct directories for your server.
INTRODUCTION
Protecting your MySQL databases should be one of your top priorities if you're using scripts that store information ...
