note about firewalls
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@ -42,6 +42,23 @@ configure Untitled for it, using the instructions on the Untitled website. This
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will make it easier to see what your translated website looks like, before it
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goes live.
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**It is recommended that you install a firewall, if you're running Nginx,
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unless you actually want it to be publicly accessible. The `ufw` software is
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quite nice:**
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sudo apt-get install ufw
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sudo ufw enable
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This will block all unsolicited incoming traffic. It's good practise anyway,
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for workstations. You don't have to use ufw, but it's a nice frontend for
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iptables/ip6tables on systems that use the Linux kernel. More information
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about `ufw` available here:
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<https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UFW>
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When viewing your local website, you can just type `http://localhost/` in your
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browser. This will resolve to your local loopback address.
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In general, you will be working with `*.*md` files and `*.*include` files.
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Keep an eye out for files with `template`, `footer` and `nav` in the name.
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More information about how Untitled works is available on the Untitled
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