In the first part of this tutorial you’ve seen how to structure your folders and how to define a new site with Dreamweaver CS3. Now that we’ve got this part working, we’re now going to create a web page and upload it to our web server. Before going any further, you must know that default [...]

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Usually I try not to get too much into web development through this blog, I rather try to focus on Web Hosting but today we’ll make an exception. By popular demand, I will show you how to get started with Dreamweaver, a popular HTML editor. In fact, Dreamweaver is not just an HTML editor, it’s [...]

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SSI stands for Server Side Includes. You might have seen SSI as a web hosting feature on some web hosts. Let’s see what it’s all about and what you can do with it. Server Side Includes (SSI) is a simple scripting language made mostly for the web. As its name implies, it consists of including [...]

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Following up on my last post about SSH, I’ve found some Java SSH Clients I’d like to share with you. As opposed to SSH client softwares, a Java SSH Client doesn’t need to be installed on your computer. Instead you just need to access a web page from which the Java SSH client will be [...]

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SSH stands for Secure Shell. You may have already seen SSH as a web hosting feature on some web hosts and wondered what it’s for. SSH is a network protocol that allows two computer to communicate together through a secure channel. Data encryption is used to ensure security. SSH uses a public-key to authenticate the [...]

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This is finally the last post of this series on How To Install Your Own Web Server. In my last post I’ve shown you how to setup a virtual host and now we’re going to use this to install phpMyAdmin. Of course, the purpose of this tutorial is not really to install phpMyAdmin but it’s [...]

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Following up on the two posts I’ve made on how to install OpenX on HostGator and how to install OpenX on GoDaddy, I’m now going to show you how to use OpenX. Before going further, please take note that I’ve already made a tutorial on how to use OpenX in text format so I’ll limit [...]

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