Southend Linux Wiki Site

Web Server & Software.

Introduction.

So now the server is built and RAID5 configured. http://wiki.soslug.org/wiki/raid_5 I'm slowly beginning to see the light at the end of the tunnel. All I have to do now, is select the server software and that's it; or is it?

This project has seen its fair share of setbacks; smoke pouring out - frightening; a failed brand new hard drive - frustrating, to name but two! Surely now, all I had to do to complete the project would be completed in an hour or so, with time for a little self congratulation on a job well done.

Introduction.

This page assumes you have either built your server from my previous page, http://wiki.soslug.org/wiki/debian_web_server or have sufficient knowledge to do so. It also concentrates on why I chose RAID 5 and in particular, how RAID 5 is set-up on the Adaptec 2410SA card.

How to build a Debian web server for home use.

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Introduction.

The purpose of this wiki contribution is to describe how to build and configure a web server, to operate from your home. Later on, I hope to expand it into a file server and possibly a mail server.

It will provide detailed building instructions as well as some insights as to why I chose to complete it in the way I did.

In order to make the document readable, I will split it into three pages: the physical building of the server, the RAID configuration and loading the appropriate software.

The Audio Impact Matrix Printer Project

Project Co-ordinators: derek at soslug dot org, rob.gretton at telephasic dot co dot uk

Introduction'

Proposed SoSLUG Projects for 26th September 2009

Chalkwell Park Village Green Event

Introduction

SoSLUG has been communicating with for the last couple of week's now some Musicians with a view to adoption of a project that we could use for this year's Village Green @ Chalkwell Park 26th September 2009 event. Last year we choose pigeon's which was very successful in achieving it's design specification's and goals, this proved to be a delight to all and very interesting for young and old alike.

Preparation

Internet Ready Hardware

"This request comes from a student of Graham Harwood of Goldsmith University London this is a letter I received earlier today not just to me but all of us really. Jean Demars is a trusted and valued student of Grahams if you can help him in anyway with this project or projects it will be much appreciated by all" Hello Derek, I am a student of Harwood at Goldsmiths and we met a few times between Southend and London. I sent you a flyer for the project I am developing a little while ago [http://www.freemob.eu].

Science Museum - London, PhoneWars (by Harwood, Wright, Yokokoji)

Update Friday 6th January 2009 Tantalum Memorial Wins First Prize in Berlin Exhibit

 

Well I have my mail server up and running. I have found this Howto on setting up a mail server which can host multiple domains. http://workaround.org/articles/ispmail-etch Rather than reinvent the wheel I have been following it. I have also been using a book called "The book of postfix" by Ralf Hidebrandt and Patrick Koetter, published by No Starch Press.

This is a project to build a mail server. I will be using these pages to document my design as I go along. Hopefully it will end up as a Howto and also perhaps a tutorial on Linux and e-mail. Although I am building this project for myself, I would like it to become a group project. Anyone suggesting improvements or pointing out errors or omissions will be welcome. There are many resources available to help in this project, I will be using as many as I can and will be acknowledging and, hopefully, building on them.

Projects and Group Projects

SoSLUG has reserved this area for individual and group projects, individual projects are programmes and activities usually undertaken by one person or a small group and may take some time to compile or develop. Group projects on the other hand usually involve working with an organisation, SoSLUG has commenced many such projects in the past both with individuals and with larger organisations than ourselves.