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2 PHP releases after each other solving security problems. Update as soon as you can: diymacserver.com/2012/05/12/php… 4:00 AM May 12th via Twitter for Mac
It's DIYMacServer's fifth anniversary! diymacserver.com/2012/05/01/diy… 11:00 PM Apr 30th via Twitter for Mac
PHP got updated to 5.4.1, tried and tested it! diymacserver.com/2012/04/30/php… 2:13 AM Apr 30th via Twitter for Mac
Apache was updated to 2.4.2 for some time but finally got round to test it. diymacserver.com/2012/04/24/apa… no issues found 12:45 PM Apr 24th via Twitter for Mac
Dovecot got updated to 2.1.5, tested and installed: diymacserver.com/2012/04/24/dov… 12:21 PM Apr 24th via Twitter for Mac
Some follow-up on Apache 2.4.1 and the updated Xcode 4.3.2 which no longer contains the command line tools? diymacserver.com/2012/03/30/fol… 12:09 PM Mar 30th via Twitter for Mac
For those of us living on the bleeding edge here is the releae of PHP 5.4.0 diymacserver.com/2012/03/18/php… 9:46 AM Mar 18th via Twitter for Mac
Dovecot updated to 2.1.3, please skip 2.1.2 as it has an error. diymacserver.com/2012/03/18/dov… 1:32 AM Mar 18th via Twitter for Mac
Roundcube updated to 0.7.2, tried and tested. diymacserver.com/2012/03/11/rou… 10:40 AM Mar 11th via Twitter for Mac
A quick update on how to compile Apache 2.4.x for DIYMacServer. diymacserver.com/2012/03/05/apa… 12:15 PM Mar 5th via Twitter for Mac
@MacLemon I understand. Your setup is way bigger then mine… I've got just a single mini running everything ;-) 12:27 PM Feb 29th via Twitter for Mac in reply to MacLemon
@MacLemon why would you need something specific like that? Backing up your settings, db and mail directory should suffice. 12:09 PM Feb 29th via Twitter for Mac in reply to MacLemon
@MacLemon but you'll need an off-site copy of your data. 12:00 PM Feb 29th via Twitter for Mac in reply to MacLemon
@MacLemon @mlbackup is a great solution indeed. Comparable to my rsync solution. The cloud is private if you use data encryption ;-) 11:59 AM Feb 29th via Twitter for Mac in reply to MacLemon
@MacLemon @arekdreyer I've recently got into @crashplan which is now running on all machines. Earlier I used rsync to external drive and S3 11:52 AM Feb 29th via Twitter for Mac in reply to MacLemon
@sbattey12 and error_log in /var/log/httpd/ 9:58 PM Feb 26th via Twitter for Mac in reply to sbattey12
@sbattey12 Aha, user permissions problem, the log file should explain where and why this goes wrong. 9:56 PM Feb 26th via Twitter for Mac in reply to sbattey12
@sbattey12 Already trying 2.4.x? 9:53 PM Feb 26th via Twitter for Mac in reply to sbattey12
@sbattey12 Need any help? 9:47 PM Feb 26th via Twitter for Mac in reply to sbattey12
@QuaCKeReD I use both a local copy and a copy to the @crashplan servers. Included all my Macs at home to the plan. I'm fully covered now! 11:43 AM Feb 24th via Twitter for Mac in reply to QuaCKeReD

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Bio All you need for installing Apache, MySQL, PHP and a Mail server (using Postfix and Dovecot) on a Mac