linux system monitoring notes
smartmontools - smartctl, smartd, with site on how to read output here
hddtemp - hddtemp
lm-sensors - seems to be difficult to set up (not just debian apt-get install). There’s a guide here that may work.
as i said.. 2 hours.
apache2 was quick to get going alone, but to get existing virtual hosting, wordpress, and gallery up took a little longer.
of course, now that i’ve done this once, it would be quick to do again.
First, the reason to go back to apache2 when i initially removed it and reverted to apache1.3 to run wp and gallery?
well, the reason is here: http://shiflett.org/archive/86.
primarily this comment: “If threading is the main concern when using PHP with Apache2, then, well, you can turn it off.”
and the fact that for WebDAV you need apache2.
So, what troubles did I have?
to be as concise as possible:
relearn new httpd.conf alternatives for ap2
get php installed and going
discover that .htaccess requires AllowOverride directives in a
remember how to turn on modules in ap2 (use the mods-enabled directory)
and that was about it. a little frustrating, but quick enough, and the standard learning curve of linux. really not too bad.
anyhow, time to find some food.