Raspberry pi apache web server

pyropetepete · 6 Nov 2012 at 22:14

Anyone tried it?

V1 Raspberry Pi (£15 eaby)
Weezy (FREE)
32SD CLASS 10 CARD (£10)
Belkin USB charger (£0.49P @ Halfords)
Loyal friend to help and a few beers

This is all new to me

My friend sorted me out on the SD card setup, so installing image, then settings on the Pi, overclocked, SSH, passwords changes, expanding the image to the full card size

Then i used reg123 to get my domain, .eu is going cheap, £1.26 inc VAT.

Then DNSexit to make everything transfer aross and over. Takes 24 hours.

Currently just using it as a dumping ground but i will play with it more as a host etc.

I know and understand for a lot here this may be nothing but it's pretty big for me and im sure manny others.

GeForce · 6 Nov 2012 at 22:17

You might get more answers in the Linux & Open Source section.

If Apache is too heavy, maybe try lighttpd or nginx. Cherokee is also excellent.

pyropetepete · 6 Nov 2012 at 22:34

GeForce said:
You might get more answers in the Linux & Open Source section.

If Apache is too heavy, maybe try lighttpd or nginx. Cherokee is also excellent.

Thanks for the headsup, will nav over that way. Mod can this be moved please?

daz · 6 Nov 2012 at 22:44

Apache is pretty slow on the Pi- I'd really recommend looking at Nginx.

pyropetepete · 8 Nov 2012 at 13:18

** Link removed as it contains links to torrent/ music downloads **

It's really basic and im learning lots! Never ever done this

PS it's only got a 1mb upload conection

Cuchulain · 8 Nov 2012 at 13:22

pyropetepete said:
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It's really basic and im learning lots! Never ever done this

PS it's only got a 1mb upload conection

Posting a link to a site that has links to movie torrents is not smart.

KIA · 8 Nov 2012 at 14:02

Stop using public torrent trackers.

pyropetepete · 8 Nov 2012 at 15:19

Magnet links. They are find. However...what links?