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Webserverpuppy LAMP and XAMPP

#1 Post by puppymartin »

Webserverpuppy 1 (74 Mb)
Extra version: XAMPP 'Lite'


A small (74 Mb or 96 Mb) server for webdesigners.
No Office, no sound, no printing, just a small FTP/LAMP-server:

There are two versions:
1 Hiawatha and PureFTP
2 Apache and ProFTPD

Both have:
- Mysql 5.1.35
- PHP 5.2.9
- phpMyAdmin 3.1.5
- Seamonkey Web-browser and composer 1.1.14
- FTP client: gFTP 2.0.18
- Bluefish web development studio 1.0.7
- Medit 0.9.4. text editor

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Download: http://browserpuppy.com/server.html 74 Mb or 96 Mb


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Last edited by puppymartin on Mon 15 Jun 2009, 16:47, edited 4 times in total.

bugman

#2 Post by bugman »

nice

is it multi-user?

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#3 Post by puppymartin »

bugman wrote:nice

is it multi-user?
No, single-user. I'am reading about it at this forum.
Now busy adding a ftp-server and combine this with more users, more /homes and virtual hosts. Is this what you mean?

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multiuser

#4 Post by raffy »

Perhaps the context of "multiuser" is the possibility of starting the system without root being logged in. This runs along the fears of having root as the default user while the server is running. As a solution, it is usually argued that the server can be run as user nobody, so the issue of root is moot.
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#5 Post by bugman »

thanks raffy, i get a bit confused...

:oops:

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#6 Post by puppymartin »

New version with FTP-server and new start-stop panel:

http://browserpuppy.com/ills/serverpanel.png

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#7 Post by Caneri »

Hi puppymartin,

Interesting project you have.

I mirrored it here...I hope you don't mind.
http://puppylinux.ca/members/WebserverPuppy/

Would you be so kind to let me know when you have updates so I can keep it current (In case I miss new files).

Any plans for adding Apache? I think this maybe of use for me to go portable.

Thanks
Eric
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Caneri wrote:Hi puppymartin,

I mirrored it here...I hope you don't mind.
http://puppylinux.ca/members/WebserverPuppy/

Any plans for adding Apache? I think this maybe of use for me to go portable.

Eric
Thank you for the mirror Eric!

No plans for an Apache-version. What do you mean by "go portable"? Laptop :shock: ?

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Prolly a usb stick...Eric
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#10 Post by puppymartin »

Caneri wrote:Prolly a usb stick...Eric
:oops:

(It's my English... I make strange translations to my language sometimes. I thought 'portable'... Eric needs Apache on his laptop lol)

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puppymartin wrote: Eric needs Apache on his laptop lol)
I'd love to see Apache also....as all the sites I develop live on Linux servers that run Apache.

Thom

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Re: Apache

#12 Post by puppymartin »

tlchost wrote:
puppymartin wrote: Eric needs Apache on his laptop lol)
I'd love to see Apache also....as all the sites I develop live on Linux servers that run Apache.

Thom
Two webserverpuppy's now:
1 with Hiawatha and PureFTP
2 with Apache and ProFTPD

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#13 Post by ttuuxxx »

This looks pretty great :)
I was thinking maybe a pet or sfs with Gimp, Inkscape, Kompozer, F4L
maybe another for different web browsers
and another for others that most don't use like xara, scribus,
mainly for web developers and testing rigs.
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#14 Post by dWLkR »

OMF LORD!

god bless u!

I NEEDED EXACTLY THAAAAT!

sorry for the caps!

<CHANT>this is awesome! this is awesome! this is awesome!</CHANT>

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i will fireup torrentflux and come back afterwards... :>

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#15 Post by droope »

This looks pretty good!

IMO gimp is a must-go.

Cheers,
Droope

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#16 Post by dWLkR »

y should gimp make it into a webserver edition?!

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#17 Post by ttuuxxx »

dWLkR wrote:y should gimp make it into a webserver edition?!
yes and maybe a few plugins, they have one that can batch resize, which is very handy for any web-developer.
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#18 Post by myogaeba »

Hi,

thansk for your excelent job .

what about the security ? is there a firewall ? a control center like webmim (somthing like that) ?

Bye

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#19 Post by prit1 »

Thanks for creating this.

I was going to ask the same questions - "any firewalls, webmin etc planned"?

Also, if you want to see a test Puppy.org site running with Web server puppy LAMP -> http://puppy.prit.us. This site is a temporary test only and will be taken down soon.
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#20 Post by puppymartin »

myogaeba wrote:Hi,

thansk for your excelent job .

what about the security ? is there a firewall ? a control center like webmim (somthing like that) ?

Bye
No security! No Firewall.
I use it behind a router firewall and only for testing websites. I don't know anything about firewalls. Is, for example, installing "linux_firewall-2-puppy" in the packet manager enough? Or do we need more?

prit1: your site runs good. About security, what can a hacker do?

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