Hi Ernie,
> Did you notice that Centos 7 has been release this week?
> That was quick compared to their past efforts!
Yeah, it pays off that the CentOS team did let itself get bought
("sponsored") by RedHat. So the collaboration between them is now a lot
closer. Which certainly helped to kick Cen
Did you notice that Centos 7 has been release this week?
That was quick compared to their past efforts!
What's the future of Blueonyx on SL?
- Ernie.
> Hi all,
>
> > Today (Monday) I'll have just three items left on my list:
> >
> > - Final build of the base-support module with all supported
Hi Steven,
> Has anyone else noticed the lack of SOA in the cmu.xml? It
> contains all the DNS records but not the actual SOA :S
That has always been the case. As far back as the original RaQs. That's
why we have the DNS-Tools to separately handle DNS records. How do
backup and restore them is de
Hi Colin.
On 11 Jul 2014, at 12:55 am, Colin Jack wrote:
> Hi Chris
>
>> On 7/10/2014 11:28 AM, Colin Jack wrote:
>>> I also need to work out why FTP clients keep getting listed/blocked ...
>>> they are not trying multiple logins.
>>
>> Are you *sure*? This may be worth checking your logs.
For APF you want to use the following at the prompt.
apf -u ip.address
To unblock and then
apf -a ip.address
to make a permanent allow rule.
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Hi Chris
> On 7/10/2014 11:28 AM, Colin Jack wrote:
> > I also need to work out why FTP clients keep getting listed/blocked ...
> > they are not trying multiple logins.
>
> Are you *sure*? This may be worth checking your logs. We frequently
> run into customers who have some process they forg
Hi Richard
Colin,
I you have DFix2 from Compass / Solarspeed
edit your /etc/hosts.allow ad the IP
then restart sec
/etc/rc.d/init.d/sec restart
then to check do
dfix2.sh start
Look to see if the IP you added is listed
Nope. Just lists localhost, local IP and DNS servers.
I added two IP addresse
Hi Colin,
On 7/10/2014 11:28 AM, Colin Jack wrote:
> I also need to work out why FTP clients keep getting listed/blocked …
> they are not trying multiple logins.
Are you *sure*? This may be worth checking your logs. We frequently
run into customers who have some process they forgot about, or
Thanks Richard,
Will take a look at that.
I also need to work out why FTP clients keep getting listed/blocked ... they
are not trying multiple logins.
Maybe Michael will know? :)
Appreciate the help.
Colin
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>From me too ... much appreciated.
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> Sent: 10 July 2014 17:05
> To: blueonyx@mail.blueonyx.it
> Subject: [BlueOnyx:15635] Re: 5207R/52
Colin,
I you have DFix2 from Compass / Solarspeed
edit your /etc/hosts.allow ad the IP
then restart sec
/etc/rc.d/init.d/sec restart
then to check do
dfix2.sh start
Look to see if the IP you added is listed
RC
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Hi Steve,
On 7/10/2014 5:23 AM, Steven Howes wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Has anyone else noticed the lack of SOA in the cmu.xml? It contains all the
> DNS records but not the actual SOA :S
Yes, the CMU output seems a bit flawed in this regard. The workaround
is to use the actual BIND records for res
Hi Michael,
On 7/8/2014 11:06 PM, Michael Stauber wrote:
> Done, done and ... done.
>
> The demo has been updated with the latest build as of 5 minutes ago. So
> there is now a feature freeze in place while I work on the new RPM
> format and start to crank out RPMs.
>
> The SNI stuff (multiple SSL
I have dfix2 for APF 2.7.2 installed on a server and it keeps blocking a
particular FTP customer in APF.
I have tried including their IP in allow_hosts.rules and it works for a while
and then it seems the allow_hosts.rules gets flushed and the problem returns
(they are immediately added to deny
On 10 Jul 2014, at 11:23, Steven Howes wrote:
> Has anyone else noticed the lack of SOA in the cmu.xml? It contains all the
> DNS records but not the actual SOA :S
In related news… I have a secondary NS for a bunch of domains - that’s it… Any
ideas how I can build a primary from this? The raqb
Hi All,
Has anyone else noticed the lack of SOA in the cmu.xml? It contains all the DNS
records but not the actual SOA :S
Steve
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