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* [[Roll your own kernel]] discusses the pros and cons of compiling your own kernel, and how to do it.
* [[Roll your own kernel]] discusses the pros and cons of compiling your own kernel, and how to do it.
* [[Essential system software]] lists all (sets of) packages that we deem, well, essential.
* [[Essential system software]] lists all (sets of) packages that we deem, well, essential.
* The [[system boot procedure]] section explains what we can customise in the standard ways Debian boots.
* The [[networking section]] treats subjects like setting persistent routes.
* The [[firewall section]] is where we discuss "IPtables" (netfilter) and how we use it for firewalling.
* The [[native IPsec tunnel]] section describes how to configure an IPsec tunnel.
* [[Hardware monitoring]] is important for your server's health and reliability.
* Make your server a [[Microsoft PPTP server | Microsoft client compatible VPN Server ]].
* Creating a [[backup]] for your server.
'''Authentication and security'''
* [[Certificate fundamentals | The "certificates" section]] explains how you create your own Certificate Authority (CA) and the neat things you can do with it.
* [[OpenLDAP]] is a rudimentary howto about getting OpenLDAP to be your central user repository.
* [[Pluggable Authentication Modules (PAM)]] is a great way to secure your server and arrange logins - if you get to understand them
'''Your own LAMP server'''
* [[Apache2 and PHP5]] are essential packages if you want to light your own little [[LAMP]].
* [[Apache2 and PHP5]] are essential packages if you want to light your own little [[LAMP]].
* [[Pluggable Authentication Modules (PAM)]] is a great way to secure your server and arrange logins - if you get to understand them
* [[Certificate fundamentals | The "certificates" section]] explains how you create your own Certificate Authority (CA) and the neat things you can do with it.
* [[Database 101]] introduces you to MySQL.
* [[Database 101]] introduces you to MySQL.
* [[OpenLDAP]] is a rudimentary howto about getting OpenLDAP to be your central user repository.
 
'''Other server apps'''
* The [[Installing SaMBa with OpenLDAP support | SaMBa section]] explains how to install SaMBa with OpenLDAP as user backend.
* The [[Installing SaMBa with OpenLDAP support | SaMBa section]] explains how to install SaMBa with OpenLDAP as user backend.
* [[Add an X11 server]] to your server, if you need one.
* [[Add an X11 server]] to your server, if you need one.
* Of course we have a [[e-mail server section]], where we focus on Postfix and virtual mail domains, and add in a whiff of MySQL and OpenLDAP.
* Of course we have a [[e-mail server section]], where we focus on Postfix and virtual mail domains, and add in a whiff of MySQL and OpenLDAP.
* The [[Asterisk section]] is about all things re: telephony on Debian Lenny.
* The [[Asterisk section]] is about all things re: telephony on Debian Lenny.
* The [[system boot procedure]] section explains what we can customise in the standard ways Debian boots.
* The [[networking section]] treats subjects like setting persistent routes.
* The [[firewall section]] is where we discuss "IPtables" (netfilter) and how we use it for firewalling.
* The [[native IPsec tunnel]] section describes how to configure an IPsec tunnel.
* [[Hardware monitoring]] is important for your server's health and reliability.
* [[Vmware_server|VMware Server basics]] gives some pointers on how to install VMware Server on a Debian server box.
* [[Vmware_server|VMware Server basics]] gives some pointers on how to install VMware Server on a Debian server box.
* Make your server a [[Microsoft PPTP server | Microsoft client compatible VPN Server ]].
* Creating a [[backup]] for your server.
* How to install [[Mediawiki Installation | Mediawiki]] on your Debian server - like what you're looking at now.
* How to install [[Mediawiki Installation | Mediawiki]] on your Debian server - like what you're looking at now.
* How to [[DLNA server|create your own multimedia server]], supporting [http://www.dlna.org/ DLNA] (which is [http://hometheater.about.com/od/interactivetelevision/a/Samsung-Allshare-Media-Streaming-basics-bg.htm Samsung's "AllShare"])
* How to [[DLNA server|create your own multimedia server]], supporting [http://www.dlna.org/ DLNA] (which is [http://hometheater.about.com/od/interactivetelevision/a/Samsung-Allshare-Media-Streaming-basics-bg.htm Samsung's "AllShare"])
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* How to create [[your own ownCloud]] server (and here's [http://www.thecomputerkid.com/2013/06/why-you-should-use-owncloud.html why] you should do this)
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