Turn a Pogoplug into a Full-Featured Linux Web Server  Pogoplugs
are great little storage devices, but they can do more than they
let on. Let's take a look at how you can hack a Pogoplug into a
LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP) web server.  This is a fun
little project, but it does take some time and patience. Be sure
to set aside a few hours this weekend to get it up and running.
That said, let's get started!  The video above will take you
through the entire process, which is mostly based on the great
tutorials at plugapps.com. The video won't cover backing up your
Pogoplug, which is something you should probably do, and also
how to install NginX in place of Apache.  Here's what you'll
need:    • A Pogoplug   • A USB flash drive   • A computer
Installing Plugbox Linux  Turn a Pogoplug into a Full-Featured
Linux Web Server  First things first, make sure SSH is enabled
on your Pogoplug. You can't connect to it without it. To turn on
SSH and set your SSH password, log in at my.pogoplug.com, click
Settings, then