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General Documentation

FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions
Command-line csoftadm - Alternative to our web interface for shell users
User Software Policies - Policies and recommendations for server-side user software

Web Service

Shared web server specs - Available features and default configuration settings
SSL micro-howto - Configuring HTTP over SSL (https)
Apache .htaccess - Changing web server configuration
Ruby on Rails installation (for Standard, Advanced, Corporate)
Dedicated Apache server installation (for Advanced, Corporate)
New: Customizing our web interface
New: Installing Bugzilla
Link: Official Apache Documentation
Link: mod_rewrite cheat sheet

E-mail

Enabling spam filtering - How to use server-side spam filtering
Updated: Installing mail.fcgi - A simple mail form application
Link: Spam filter settings (~/.spamassassin/user_prefs) reference

Shell Access

New: Unix crash course - Introduction to the basic shell commands
SSH under Unix - A short introduction to SSH under Unix
SSH under Windows - Shell access, SFTP/SCP and CVS-over-SSH from Windows

Free SSH Clients - A comprehensive list of free SSH clients for various platforms.
Link: List of Unix utilities (Wikipedia)
Link: Linux Command Line Cheat Sheet
Link: Learn UNIX in 10 minutes
Link: Learn the Linux Command line, write shell scripts
Link: Unix find(1) tutorial

Revision Control Services

Subversion access with svn+ssh with general introduction (for all users)
Configuring the svnserve daemon (for Standard, Advanced and Corporate users)
Configuring subversion access over HTTP/DAV (for Advanced and Corporate users)
Mirroring repositories read-only - Setting up automatic synchronization of repository mirrors
Link: Version control with Subversion

Documentation for Developers

csoft-cgi - Library for FastCGI applications in C/C++
openmgi - Homepage of our server management daemon
mailprocd - Homepage of our mail delivery daemon

Unix Manual Pages

OpenBSD - The OpenBSD Manual Pages
FreeBSD - The FreeBSD Manual Pages