Since I wasn't really able to find information how to set this up on one place here is short recipe.

Prerequisites:


man -t page_name | ps2pdf - page_name.pdf


Sometimes this pdf actually looses some formatting (I don't have any idea why), so it might make more sense to create plain ps file

man -t page_name > page_name.ps


Note: You might want to change page size in /usr/share/groff_font/devps/DESC (by default it is set to letter there)

First of all why anyone would do that? Because rdesktop doesn't support newer encryption schemes supported by remote desktop while freerdp does.

Use this tool.

Add following to your /etc/pf.conf

# if re0 is your card
$ext_if="re0"
# this goes in the top
table <bad_guys> persist
...
block in quick on $ext_if from <bad_guys> to any


Add following to your /etc/syslog.conf

auth.info;authpriv.info |/root/auth_checker.pl

(assuming that auth_checker.pl is in /root directory)

Gracefully here meaning without loosing any request which is in processing (request which are not accepted yet might still be rejected)

Send SIGINT to lighttpd and then start new instance of it - the one received INT will stop listening for new connections but it will finish all connections it already accepted and exit after it
killall -INT lighttpd && lighttpd -f config_file

1. Install erlang from ports
2. grab latest binary tar.gz package from their website download session (file name should be something like rabbitmq-server-generic-unix-X.Y.Z.tar.gz) - unpack it somewhere
3. start server from the directory where you unpack it sbin/rabbitmq-server
4. when you need to stop it run sbin/rabbitmqctl stop

Put this in .htaccess file

AuthUserFile path_goes_here
AuthGroupFile /dev/null
AuthName EnterPassword
AuthType Basic
require valid-user


File with usernames and passwords can be generated with htpasswd path username utility from command line, or use the following line to display hashed pairs in console htpasswd -n username