SSL / TLS (Secure Socket Layer / Transport Layer Security) are cryptographic protocols designed to provide communications security over a computer network: web, email, instant messengers.
CA (Certificate Authoritative): worldwide recognized entity in charge of generating security certificates for third parties.
CSR (Certificate Signing Request): signing request sended to a CA.
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Nginx is a lightweight and high performance web server/reverse/email(IMAP/POP3) proxy.
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Seafile is a synchronization and file sharing solution, designed to provide high reliability, performance and productivity. With Seafile you can sync, share and collaborate between teams using different devices.
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Let’s Encrypt: Let’s Encrypt is a free, automated, and open certificate authority (CA), run for the public’s benefit. It is a service provided by the Internet Security Research Group (ISRG).
It provides people with the digital certificates they need to enable HTTPS (SSL / TLS) on their websites, free of charge, in the most user-friendly way possible.
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NGINX is a web server with excellent performance and low memory footprint. NGINX can also be used as a reverse proxy (FastCGI, Apache, uWSGI), as a proxy for mail protocols (IMAP, POP3) and as a load balancer.
In this post we will install NGINX as a FastCGI proxy then the PHP requests will be redirected to a PHP-FPM server.
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NGINX is a web server with excellent performance and low memory footprint. NGINX can be used as a reverse HTTP proxy, as a generic TCP / UPD proxy, as a mail proxy server and as a load balancer, today we will install NGINX on Debian GNU/Linux and use it as a generic TPC/UPD proxy.
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On December 1, 2016 the PHP development community released version 7.1, which added 12 new features , we mention some of them below:
– Nullable types: Type declarations for parameters and return values can now be marked as nullable by prefixing the type name with a question mark. This signifies that as well as the specified type, NULL can be passed as an argument, or returned as a value, respectively.
– Void functions: The void type functions should not return any value so they should use an empty return or omit it completely, I think that if you omit the return it gives more clarity to the code since it is more consistent with the definition of void, the NULL value is not a valid return value for void functions.
– Symmetric array destructuring : The shorthand array syntax ([]) may now be used to destructure arrays for assignments (including within foreach).
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I have installed WordPress, but the URLs are generated with the following format:
https://www.mydomain.com/?p=123
Q. How can I set friendly URLs?
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On August 28 the PHP development team released version 5.6 which includes innovative features such as: functions with arguments variable using the operator …, exponentiation operations by making use of the operator **, import functions and constants using the use keyword among others. Today LibreByte will show as compiling php-5.6 with fpm support.
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On December 3 the PHP community released version 7 of this popular programming language considered to be one of the biggest updates in all history of PHP due the engine (Zend Engine) was refactored in order to achieve best performance.
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