Install CiviCRM on WordPress with Nginx
Over the weekend I installed a copy of CiviCRM on WordPress to demo for a small nonprofit that recently asked me to help with some of their data needs. CiviCRM is a constituent relationship management (CRM) system designed for nonprofit organizations. While I…
Password protect WordPress admin directory on Nginx
Extra protection against brute force attacks While WordPress has an authentication system of its own, some opt to add additional server-side password protection to /wp-admin/ using basic authentication. This prompts users for a username and a password before even…
Configure Redmine SMTP or Sendmail settings for outgoing email
Once you have Redmine up and running, you’ll want to configure it to send and receive emails. For this tutorial you’ll either need a locally installed Sendmail server or credentials for an SMTP server. If you don’t have either of these, you can…
Set up incoming Redmine email using mail server forwards
By configuring Redmine to receive emails, you’ll be able to create issues and comments by email. There are two main methods: forwarding messages from your mail server or fetching them from a your POP3/IMAP. Forwarding Messages from Mail Server In order to…
Install Redmine with Nginx, Puma, and MariaDB/MySQL on Ubuntu 14.04
Install Redmine on a LEMP stack On a whim I decided to try installing Redmine, the popular project management application written in Ruby on Rails. I don’t have any experience with Ruby, but there don’t seem to be any comparable open source Python options…