[soup4you2]

Apache - http://www.securityfocus.com/infocus/1694

PHP - http://www.securityfocus.com/printable/infocus/1706

[elmore]

good articles, thanks for the links Soup! :)

[rob897]

They are good articles but to try and do these as one install kinda gets confusing. They each show different modules being installed, so for the newbie apache/php installer, it gets a little confusing. I have enough experience installing these in the past so I understand whats going on. But for the newbie, do you think they should stick to the PHP article to install apache and php?

[soup4you2]

keep in mind those are written for linux.. you kinda have to tailor them to bsd logic.. apache/php/mysql actually were a complete bitch to chroot..

probbibly best doing a jail.. those are easy and fun..

[rob897]

So Soup are you going to write a tutorail on jailing all these for us? :D

[soup4you2]

i've actually got one written up.. not going to post it yet though :)

was going to use it for whenever i finish coding this stupid project..

but there is a howto on here on making jails.. or see man jail

[rob897]

From what I am reading, jails require setting up a 2nd NIC and a separate IP. So everything running within the jail stays in jail? Is this the correct reasoning?

[bsdjunkie]

You can also create an IP alias on your nic. You don't need two seperate ones.

[rob897]

Thats sound alot easier to me!! Will have to look into this some more.