everything will be kept best I can, and updated to best I can
Just please don't go pissing me off.
1. All pages are always to be updated with newer information if I can. This maybe my life works of continous updates.
comodo ssl certificate issue(s)
code page issue(s)
font issue(s)
ftp issue(s)
firewall configuration issue(s)
html and general code, security, deployment, best pratices issue(s)
life issue(s)
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http://192.3.134.156/ is the root is / or the beginning. The index.html file is used to automatically route http traffic to the html file instead of folder view.
http://192.3.134.156/index.html The primary page you are viewing. To view, you must download and open with a text editor.
http://192.3.134.156/pages The target main variable is pointing to pages html. href="http://192.3.134.156/poster">http://192.3.134.156/poster A directory for drawings I'll upload later.
html
The primary file is index.html. If named index.html it or home.html the webserver normally uses it as the default html page to load. The page is using tables. Below is a simple drawing of what is this index.html you are looking at.
+-----------------------------------------+
|TABLE
| +----------------------------------------+
| |TABLE TOP
| |
+-----------------------------------------+
| +-0------+------+------------------------+
| |TABLE MIDDLE
| | +---------+ +-----------------
| | |TD | |TD
| | |TABLE | | + |
| | | | | | |
| | | | | |____________|
| | | | |
| +-------+---------------
|
| +-------------------------------------
| |TABLE BOTTOM
| +-------------------------------------------
+--------------------------------------+
Why so many tables? I like the lines. It adds a quality of border that is not seen as much and light-weight. This is my own style I created using Microsoft Word in 1998 or 1999. Add tables in Word and allow a pixel of distance, and then save as html. From there you need to reverse engineer how the layout works. It's just logic how Word does it. It always works.
The benefit of a table is that you can split a cell vertically and horizontally. So a td can be infinite td(s) if you make it into a table. Example:
domain
$config = @()
$config += [PSCustomObject]@{
name = "divineyc.com"
type = "A"
host = "@"
value = "192.3.134.156"
ttl = "1 minute"
}
$config += [PSCustomObject]@{
name = "divineyc.com"
type = "A"
host = "www"
value = "192.3.134.156"
ttl = "1 minute"
comments = @(
"Why are there so many websites that you can buy a domain from?",
"Who is the authorive answer for all domains why not just buy from them? Do we buy from a config that is not required?"
)
}
web server
$config +=[PSCustomObject]@{
name = "HTML"
code = "http://www.divineyc.com/index.txt"
}
$config += [PSCustomObject]@{
name = "nginx"
file = "nginx.conf"
content = '
worker_processes 1;
events {
worker_connections 1024;
}
http {
autoindex on;
include /etc/nginx/mime.types;
default_type application/octet-stream;
sendfile on;
include /etc/nginx/conf.d/*.conf;
keepalive_timeout 65;
server {
autoindex on;
listen 80;
listen 443;
ssl_certificate /etc/ssl/divineyc_com.crt;
ssl_certificate_key /etc/ssl/private.key;
server_name www.divineyc.com divineyc.com 192.3.134.156;
location / {
root /usr/share/nginx/html;
index index.html;
}
}
}'.split("\n").trim()
road map
$config += [PSCustomObject]@{
name = "Echo Protocol"
inbound_port = "7"
status = "COMPLETED"
comments = "echo is to ping.exe ICMP"
}
$config += [PSCustomObject]@{
name = "Secure Shell"
inbound_port = "TCP 23"
status = "not started"
comments = "sshpass? or scp? or telnet? or ssh?"
}
$config += [PSCustomObject]@{
name = "Hypertext Transfer Protocol"
port = "80"
status = "COMPLETED"
comments = "Is www requiring ssl certificate?"
}
$config += [PSCustomObject]@{
name = "File Transfer Protocol"
port = "20"
status = "in progress"
comments = "FTP for root of /usr/share/nginx/"
}
$config += [PSCustomObject]@{
name = "TELNET"
inbound_port = "TCP 23"
status = "not started"
comments = "same thing root of /usr/share/nginx or whatever is best suited for a single directory with all config info"
}
$config += [PSCustomObject]@{
name = "Simple Mail Transfer Protocol"
port = 25
status = "in progress"
comments = "yes @divineyc.com if I can get it working."
}
$config += [PSCustomObject]@{
name = "Domain Name config"
inbound_port = "TCP 53"
status = "not started"
comments = "dns, approved. no forward or forward? 4.2.2.1?"
}
$config += [PSCustomObject]@{
name = "News Groups"
inbound_port = "TCP 433"
status = "not started"
comments = "back in the day you can download programs, warez. AOL had one it as called 'Fate' MassMail"
}
$config += [PSCustomObject]@{
name = "Voice Over Internet Protocol (VOIP)"
inbound_port = "UDP 5060"
status = "not started"
}
$config += [PSCustomObject]@{
name = "Lightweight Directory Address Protocol"
inbound_port = "TCP 389"
status = "not started"
}
$config += [PSCustomObject]@{
name = "Server Message Block"
inbound = "TCP 137"
status = "Not Started"
comments = "Ease of use."
}
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