Openbsd
At least my Web 2.0 application (aka WordPress) requires a database system.
I’m used to using MySQL and that’s what I installed on my OpenBSD server.Continue reading...
OpenBSD 4.8 ships with a home-made LDAP daemon called ldapd.
According to the man page, “ldapd does not fully work yet” ; but for basic authentication directory, it seems to work just fine.Continue reading...
OpenBSD FAQ and manpages is full of “how to generate your self-signed certificate”. That’s OK.
But I you get several services, as I’m gonna get, this means you’ll have to deploy every certificate to every client so that they trust them. Creating your own CA enables you to only deploy the CA file to your client. Then, they will trust any certificate that were signed by it.
Plus, it’s fun :pContinue reading...
Here’s the directions to configure a dual-view DNS on OpenBSD.
I’ll be using BIND 9.4.2-P2 as shipped with 4.8.Continue reading...
OpenBSD is really easy to install.
It’s not shinning, but it asks for a few questions and only takes a couple of minutes to get a working system.Continue reading...