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Server guide 2 Ubuntu Server Guide CUbuntu Server Guide Copyright ? Canonical Ltd and members of the Ubuntu Documentation Project Abstract Welcome to the Ubuntu Server Guide It contains information on how to install and con ?gure various server applicatio

Ubuntu Server Guide CUbuntu Server Guide Copyright ? Canonical Ltd and members of the Ubuntu Documentation Project Abstract Welcome to the Ubuntu Server Guide It contains information on how to install and con ?gure various server applications on your Ubuntu system to ?t your needs It is a step-by-step task-oriented guide for con ?guring and customizing your system Credits and License This document is maintained by the Ubuntu documentation team https wiki ubuntu com DocumentationTeam For a list of contributors see the contributors page This document is made available under the Creative Commons ShareAlike License CC-BY-SA You are free to modify extend and improve the Ubuntu documentation source code under the terms of this license All derivative works must be released under this license This documentation is distributed in the hope that it will be useful but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AS DESCRIBED IN THE DISCLAIMER A copy of the license is available here Creative Commons ShareAlike License https launchpad net ubuntu-core-doc libs C contributors xml usr share ubuntu-docs libs C ccbysa xml CTable of Contents Introduction Support Installation Preparing to Install Installing from CD Upgrading Advanced Installation Package Management Introduction dpkg Apt-Get Aptitude Automatic Updates Con ?guration References Networking Network Con ?guration TCP IP Dynamic Host Con ?guration Protocol DHCP Time Synchronisation with NTP Remote Administration OpenSSH Server eBox Network Authentication OpenLDAP Server Samba and LDAP Kerberos Kerberos and LDAP Domain Name Service DNS Installation Con ?guration Troubleshooting References Security User Management Console Security Firewall AppArmor Certi ?cates eCryptfs iii CUbuntu Server Guide Monitoring Overview Nagios Munin Web Servers HTTPD - Apache Web Server PHP - Scripting Language Squid - Proxy Server Ruby on Rails Apache Tomcat Databases MySQL PostgreSQL LAMP Applications Overview Moin Moin MediaWiki phpMyAdmin File Servers FTP Server Network File System NFS CUPS - Print Server Email Services Post ?x Exim Dovecot Server Mailman Mail Filtering Chat Applications Overview IRC Server Jabber Instant Messaging Server Version Control System Bazaar Subversion CVS Server References Windows Networking Introduction Samba File Server Samba Print Server Securing a Samba File and Print Server iv CUbuntu Server Guide Samba as a Domain Controller Samba Active Directory Integration Likewise Open Backups Shell Scripts Archive Rotation Bacula Virtualization libvirt JeOS and vmbuilder Eucalyptus OpenNebula Clustering DRBD VPN OpenVPN Other Useful Applications Update MOTD etckeeper Screen Pro ?les References v CList of Tables Recommended Minimum Requirements Access Methods vi CChapter Introduction Welcome to the Ubuntu Server Guide Here you can ?nd information on how to install and con ?gure various server applications It is a stepby-step task-oriented guide for con ?guring and customizing your system This guide assumes you have a basic understanding of your Ubuntu system Some installation details are covered in Chapter Installation p but if you need detailed instructions installing Ubuntu please refer to the Ubuntu Installation Guide A HTML version of the manual is available online at the Ubuntu Documentation website The HTML ?les are also available in