Hamachi as a Linux Service, Apache fun
Finally got around to setting up Hamachi to start automatically on the Linux server that hosts this thing. Nice little “how-to” over in the hamachi forums that filled the bill nicely. That’s been on my list of things to do for over a month; I’m glad I finally got around to it (or a “round tuit”). Always nice when something is so simple.
While the server was down, took the opportunity to toss in another 256MB stick so now we’re up to a massive 768MB of ram. For my sorts of volumes, that sure seems plenty adequate.
I’m trying to get a handle on how to tune apache a bit better now. I’ve found a few articles that offer some guidelines or tips aimed at bloggers (and one on setting up wp-cache too), just haven’t sorted it all out yet. Spent an hour going through the httpd.conf and commenting out a bunch of modules that I’m reasonably sure I didn’t need to have loaded. That alone made a huge difference in memory usage. Again, for my sort of volume, this isn’t overly critical but maybe someday I’ll write something truly interesting to the rest of the world. 
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I’m not familiar with Hamachi but it seems to serve the same purpose Samba has on my linux server.
Not really, but you can run Samba “over” hamachi if so inclined.
Essentially, hamachi is a “peer to peer” vpn. By using it, you can easily and securely connect multiple machines together via a virtual network. Once that network is established, samba works great. As does just about any other network related activity you can think of. Regardless of where the machines physically are.