# Ensure that the httpd service starts automatically during boot.
# Confirm that you can connect to your web server using a web browser -- both from fedora3 (you can test using '''links''') as well as from the host. You should see the Fedora Test Page.
# ?? Create a very simple HTML index page for your system, and place it at <code> /var/www/html/index.html </code>
# Confirm that you can view the index page. If not, check for errors in <code>/var/log/httpd</code>
== Configuring MySQL ==
#* Click "Install Wordpress", you should see a "Success!" message.
== Write-up ==
===CWrite a blog post on your new blog explaining:* What is Apache, PHP, MySQL, and Wordpress. Write-up * What problems (Section Total: 12 Marksminor and major)===you ran into during the installation and how you solved them.
Create Write a high-quality write-up of this assignment second post on your wiki. '''Describe in detail exactly what you did to set up each component'''. Include at least these pagesblog explaining:# A main page (page name Main Page), describing in general terms what * Are you did and containing links to the other wiki pages, as well as a link to the page and the script in your <code>~/public_html</code> directory.# A page ready for your httpd configuration (page name httpd_conf). Along with a description, include the exact text of your httpd.conf fileexam or not.# A page for your MySQL configuration (page name mysql_conf). Along with a description, include the details of * List the steps material you performed to set up MySQLare strong on.# A page for your MediaWiki configuration (page name mediawiki_conf). Along with a description, include your MediaWiki configuration file.# A page for your iptables configuration (page name iptables_conf). Show * List the exact iptables rules that material you are in effect. Demonstrate that the configuration is as tight as possible (for example, test access to other services, and include the results of those tests in the wiki page)worried about.# A page for the SELinux configuration (page name selinux_conf). Show the SELinux booleans and the context of your script file. The easiest way * List any questions or topics you would like me to create new page is to create a link to it from an existing page (such as the main page), and then follow that linkaddress during exam review.
'''Write well and be creative:'''* Make sure your spelling and grammar are correct (they count!)posts look professional.* Present the pages attractively, and take advantage of graphics, colour, and fonts as appropriate -- for example, you may want to highlight the changes that you made in the configuration files using '''bold''' print, That means use outline numberinggood english, divide the pages into easy-to-navigate sectionsheadings, bullet or use colour to show the <span style="color:orange">commands you typed</span> and <span style="color:green">what the system displayed in response</span>.* Stick to the important information - avoid including excessive text which doesn't add to the content that you are presenting (remembernumbered lists, your professor will be reading hundreds of wiki pages while marking!). Resources on wiki markup:* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Help:Wiki_markup Wiki markup] - Wikipedia* [[Sandbox|Sandbox page on this wiki]] - examples {{Admon/tip|Tip: Customizing your WIKI|Change the default icon in the upper-left corner of your MediaWiki installation to a picture of your choosing. Be sure that you have copyright clearance to use that image (e.g., it is licensed to you, or it is a picture you own)etc.}}
== Submitting Your Assignment ==
Your professor will require you to submit this assignment in at least one of two ways:
# Demonstrate that the wiki is working.
# Use wget to harvest the wiki pages:
#* Make sure all of the <code><nowiki>http://</nowiki></code>-style links (for the wiki image, the link to diskfree.cfgi, and so forth) use the same hostname (don't use "localhost" for one and "f16host" for another, for example).
#* Issue the command: <code>wget -prk http://''hostname''/wiki</code> -- where ''hostname'' matches the hostname used in the <code><nowiki>http://</nowiki></code> links in your wiki pages.
#* Create a compressed tar file containing the results. (name the file ''learnid''-a2.tgz)
#* Check the tar file to see that it contains everything necessary to view your site (in particular, check that all needed image files are included). Do not edit the files in the tar archive -- if changes are needed, modify your wiki, and then repeat the <code>wget</code> and <code>tar</code> steps above.
#* Refer to your OPS235 instructor on the proceedure to submit the tar archive file.
= Old Assignments =
