A common(ish) error with a common cause.
Continue reading quickfix.Session – [FIX/Session] Disconnecting: Encountered END_OF_STREAM
A common(ish) error with a common cause.
Continue reading quickfix.Session – [FIX/Session] Disconnecting: Encountered END_OF_STREAM
(Valid for Ubuntu 14.04 – I suspect its the same for the latest versions)
I struggled a bit with getting SSL working simultaneously disabling port 80, i.e. redirecting anything attempting to get to http://mysite.com to https://mysite.com. In the end it was actually super easy, here’s how I did it.
You often don’t want your web root directory to be in the default place for Apache2. It’s fairly easy to switch it.
Pretty quick one, and dead useful (though you’ll want to be careful about where you place your web directory so as to not cause a security hole).
It shouldn’t be that hard to spot new TCP/UDP connections to your API or database server. Of course there’s dozens of tools to help you do this but here’s two gems I use regularly to quickly figure out who’s connecting to my servers.