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Setting up FTP SSL

I am using vsftpd on CentOS 7. It is a secure and fast FTP server for Unix-like systems. FTP without SSL sends data in plaintext, so packet sniffers might be able to steal information like your username and password when you log in. It’s recommended that SSL is setup for FTP. Installing vsftpd First, enter… Read More Setting up FTP SSL

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RabbitMQ Part 2: Setup RabbitMQ Management

Once you’ve set up your RabbitMQ Server, you may enable the plugin for RabbitMQ Management to track what’s going on in your RabbitMQ Server: rabbitmq-plugins enable rabbitmq_management Afterwards, add an admin user (luvelle is the username, luvellePassword is the corresponding password): rabbitmqctl add_user luvelle luvellePassword rabbitmqctl set_user_tags luvelle administrator Set permissions for luvelle in vhost… Read More RabbitMQ Part 2: Setup RabbitMQ Management

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Rsync to Sync Folders

In this post, I changed the default port to SSH into my server, which means that I won’t be able to run the rsync command to synchronise my folders between my local computer and my server the usual way. To take into account the new port number, add –rsh=’ssh -p 64000′ option into your rsync… Read More Rsync to Sync Folders