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• Apache, Digest Authentication
  ... the ''transmitted'' username and password as well as the stored copies on the server. ...erver. (It will be by default, if you have built Apache from ports.) The line enabling it in /usr/local/etc/apache22/httpd.conf looks like this:
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• Mysql, backing up
  ...n be seriously inconvenient if you ''do'' need to restore (or just examine the contents of) a single db at a time. The following script was my solution to this problem. It reads host, username,
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• ZFS, booting from
  ..., and src - I'd highly advise you to leave ports selected!) as normal. At the Partitioning stage, select <'''S'''hell>. ===Create the boot, swap and zfs partitions===
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• Email
  ...se of using your FBSD system as a gateway/firewall/email server/web server the built in email client application is more than adequate. == Using The Mail Command ==
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• Masquerading as a Commercial User
  ... take legal action because the legal costs far outweigh the actual cost of the damages, what do you care, just sign up with a different ISP. ...authorized to register the domain name of your choice for a yearly fee. In the USA I use http://www.enom.com/ .
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• Ipfw Configuring
  The system will dynamically load the kernel module when the rc.conf statement firewall_enable="YES" is used. You'll need to define a ru ...cution of the very first line of this script - meaning that you CANNOT run the script from a remote shell session, or it will stop running before it ever
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• Ipfw natd
  ... [[gateway]]s. Its behavior is controlled both through the use of command line switches and a configuration file, typically located at /etc/natd.conf.
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• IPFILTER (IPF) Firewall
  The author of IPFILTER is Darren Reed. IPFILTER is not FBSD operating system de ...gram IPF is used to load the firewall rules. Program IPNAT is used to load the firewall NAT rules. Program IPFSTAT reports on packet filter statistics and
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• IPFIREWALL (IPFW) Firewall
  ...plication authored and maintained by FBSD volunteer staff members. It uses the legacy stateless rules and a legacy rule coding technique to achieve what i ...Providing that level of explanation is out of the scope of this section of the handbook.
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• Defending Against Attacks
  ...resources resulting in a denial of service to legitimate user requests. To the firewall these all look like legitimate packets. ...) You were found by plain bad luck. These attacks most offten only address the know port numbers listened on by those services. You use this knowledge to
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• Example of configuring OpenSSH
  ...twork in an clear, un-encrypted form. Network sniffers anywhere in between the client and server can steal your Login information and/or data transferred In this example we have a FreeBSD system which we will call the host. This is the system that remote users want to have login access to.
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• Local Area Network (LAN)
  ...n run it from their local hard disk. A user can share files with others at the LAN server. ...ing on if you are a non-commercial user or commercial user and how many of the MS/Windows and/or Unix network server sharing facilities you want to enable
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• User Account Admin
  ...unt admin scripts. These scripts are implemented around the pw(8) command. The ‘man pw’ is also good. == Configure the pw Command ==
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• File Permissions
  ...anages has a set of permissions governing who can read, write, and execute the resource. The format of the permission control field, (from left to right) is
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• Personal Scripts
  ...their canned scripts in. The users bin directory is not created as part of the FBSD install so you must make one for root. ...atedly edit the filter rules, load the rules, edit the NAT rules, and load the NAT rules. I simplify these admin functions by creating simple scripts with
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• Disaster Recovery Scheme
  ...lling everything from scratch is much more of a effort than just restoring the backup of your system. Professional users have an even more pressing need f ...red in an emergence caused my hard drive failure or security compromise of the system or just plain stupid administration operator errors. Having a pre-te
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• Desktop, light setup
  After installing and configuring the base system, here are instructions on how to get a light desktop up and run The following input is sufficient to install the programs for a running Desktop system:
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• Csup
  ...oses, csup is a drop-in replacement for [[cvsup]]. This program comes with the base system since FreeBSD 6.2, so it does not require bloated dependencies ...lacks other cvsup mirroring functions. [[Portsnap]] is best used to update the [[ports tree]]. For purposes of last second bleeding edge, non-revised, upd
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• Subversion
  ...o configure and run programs that use [[subversion]], mainly to [[Updating the source tree|update FreeBSD source files]]. Unfortunately, subversion control doesn't come with the base system, but there is a convenient, dependency-less port called {{port|
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• Linux, configuration
  To load the module without rebooting type: Alternatively, [[Kernels, Custom|compile directly into the kernel]] by adding these options to your custom ''{{file|KERNCONF}}'' file
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