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Secure Module
EasyEngine (ee) manages security for webserver through these ways. Editing these security parameters is provided in version 2.0.0
- HTTP Authentication
- Admin Port
- IP Whitelisting.
HTTP authentication credentials can be changed with this command.
ee secure --authThis will prompt you to enter username and password, if you don't enter anything it will set default username and password as easyengine.
Provide HTTP authentication user name [easyengine]: user
Provide HTTP authentication password [easyengine]:
Executing service nginx reload, please wait...EasyEngine (ee) provides access to its web utilities through registered port 22222, it can be customized using
ee secure --portThis command will ask you to enter the port you want to setup for accessing web utilities of EasyEngine (ee).
EasyEngine admin port [22222]: 55555
Executing service nginx reload, please wait...EasyEngine (ee) can whitelist IP's, which can be done using
ee secure --ipThe list of IP addresses, should be provided in comma seperated format for whitelisting them. By default 127.0.0.1 will be the whitelisted IP address.
Enter the comma separated IP addresses to white list [127.0.0.1]: 1.2.3.4, 2.3.6.4,2.3.9.8
Executing service nginx reload, please wait...EasyEngine (ee):
- Installation
- Stack Module
- Site Module
- Debug Module
- Secure Module
- Other commands
- Configurartion File
- EasyEngine Logs
Tutorials:
- SFTP Setup
- Remote MySQL
- Setup OpenDKIM
- HHVM with EE 2.x.x
- Prevent MySQL crashing
- Change WordPress Cache
- Migrate Website With EasyEngine
- EasyEngine with Hosting Providers
Misc:
- FAQ
- Roadmap
- [Support Forum] (http://community.rtcamp.com/c/easyengine/)
- EasyEngine Update
- EasyEngine Admin Tools
- EasyEngine Beta Testing
Chat:
- [EasyEngine Developer Chat] (https://gitter.im/rtCamp/easyengine)
Testing:
- [Travis-CI] (https://travis-ci.org/rtCamp/easyengine/)
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