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-===== Naptastic Network Documentation =====
-These pages contain instructions I've written to myself, which I think you might also find useful. The instructions explain how to reproduce certain configurations and results that I've accomplished before, so that I don't have to figure them out all over again the next time they're needed.
-You might think of it as a form of caching; instead of recalculating the steps to an ideal configuration, I fetch the instructions from the cache and just execute them.
-=== Naptastic LAMP Stack ====
-[[lamp]] -- Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP. The 'standard' web hosting stack. This is the best configuration I've managed to come up with so far, though there are ways in which it could be improved. It uses:
-  * Debian Testing. This doesn't call for a custom kernel, but there's nothing stopping you!
-  * Apache 2.2 from Debian. I don't have experience with 2.4 yet; it isn't in the repositories; and compiling it from source is pretty low on the priorities list.
-    * Apache uses the Event MPM, and is tuned somewhat. There's still room for more tweaking.
-    * Virtualhosts need to be configured from scratch. That's not documented here yet.
-  * MySQL 5.5 from Debian.
-    * I'm not yet doing anything special with it.
-  * PHP 5.4.11 (or newer, if it exists) from source. PHP isn't something I want to use from someone else's repositories.
-    * PHP runs via Apache's mod_fastcgi (not fcgid) and PHP-FPM, which is amazing and my favorite PHP handler so far ever.
-=== Linux Pro Audio ===
-[[lad]] -- This is a long, long list of applications and plugins, so it should probably get split up at some point.
-=== Have done, haven't documented ===
-[[PXE]] -- Booting for network installations, diskless computers, or a common and easily-managed image.
-Custom kernel -- not sure if I really need or want to document this. There are so many great guides out there.
-I know there's a lot more but I can't think of anything at the moment.