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TIL: Forwarding ports using SSH and proxying with Apache | LewisDale.dev
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Setting up ownCloud on Mac OS Mountain Lion to use via SSH - Jon Almeida
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mini_magic and Apache Passenger, byJP
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| | A note out there to anyone else having the same problem as me: If you're trying to use mini_magick in a ruby application being run via Passenger on Mac OS X Mountain Lion's Apache2, when you've installed imagemagick via Homebrew - mouthful - then you may notice that that you get a Server Error when you try to process an image. This may be because the PATH variable Apache is supplying to your ruby instance doesn't have /usr/local/bin in it, which is where homebrew installs to.
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Setup local web server with Apache and PHP on MacOS X Mavericks
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| | How to setup a local web server on MacOS X Mavericks with Apache and PHP and link projects directly from Dropbox to Apache.
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SOCKS Proxy Over SSH: If you have access to SSH, then you have access to run your own proxy server - Joshua Rogers
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| Back in May we looked at how to setup Access Controls with NGinx. I didn't mention how I test it though. In order to test the different rules, the requests needed to originate from different IP ranges, which in turn meant that I would need to send the requests from different networks. As I find the idea of fidgeting with cables or hotspots to be more than slightly annoying, I opted to tunnel request out of my internal network using a SOCKS proxy.