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Life Saving Nextcloud Knowledge: Limiting Request Body Size in Apache Using .htaccess

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Life Saving Nextcloud Knowledge: Limiting Request Body Size in Apache Using .htaccess

In web development, the .htaccess file is a powerful configuration tool for Apache-based environments. When running a self-hosted Nextcloud instance, proper .htaccess tuning is essential not only for performance, but also for security. One important directive you may want to enforce is LimitRequestBody, which controls how much data a client

Accessing Your VPS via SSH on Networks That Block Port 22

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Accessing Your VPS via SSH on Networks That Block Port 22

Some internal or guest networks, such as corporate WiFi or public hotspots, only allow outbound connections on ports 80 and 443. Since SSH normally runs on port 22, your connection will fail unless you make your VPS listen on one of the allowed ports. The simplest way to solve this

Testing Inbound Connections using IPERF3

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Testing Inbound Connections using IPERF3

From your mobile (on cellular): * Open a terminal app (e.g., Termux on Android) * Run: ping YOUR_PUBLIC_IP (You can create a file with: dd if=/dev/zero of=bigfile.bin bs=1M count=100) If your HTTP server shows data arriving and you time the transfer, you can