London based social networking / Drupal agency BrightLemon who specialise in building online communities and social networks for ethical clients within the educational and political sectors.

The Apache web server gives you the ability to password protect certain pages on your website (like an admin area for example).

The default setting in Apache is for logs to store information (hits, page views etc.) in one log file. But what if you want to run reports for separate domain names or VirtualHosts on the server?

To restart apache the following commands are required:

for apache version 1.x.x:

service httpd restart

or

The default setting in Apache is for logs to store information (hits, page views etc.) in one log file. But what if you want to run reports for separate domain names or VirtualHosts on the server?

Whilst the default Drupal search is ample for most sites, we needed a search system that was faceted, wouldn’t bog down MySQL, and would work on a cluster.