r home. From there I rented a Cobalt Raq server, then two,
then three and ran "Dogsbody Hosting" as a hobby.
When Sun shut down Cobalt (I could rant about this for hours) I migrated
my systems to my own servers running BlueQuartz.
When BlueQuartz started to stutter I migrated my ser
On 14/09/17 18:44, Michael Stauber wrote:
Symantec is also exiting
the SSL-certificate businesses and has sold that part off to DigiCert,
which is even less trustworthy than Symantec ever was.
Michael,
I also have ZERO time for Symantec who have done everything in their
power to be bad and
On 11/02/17 17:06, Richard Barker wrote:
I remember something about this but can not find it on this board.
Can't connect to MySQL using 'localhost' but using '127.0.0.1' it's ok?
Richard,
Please see...
http://mail.blueonyx.it/pipermail/blueonyx/2016-September/057153.html
Hi Michael,
I *think* it's the GUI that is replacing localhost with 127.0.0.1.
Not a huge issue except for MySQL. Customers are complaining that they
can't setup sites with the MySQL details for new sites.
Sure enough, trying this on the command line
$ mysql -u vsite_kvqYhnl -p
Enter password:
On 09/11/15 19:10, Tigerwolf wrote:
> Most of the articles don't mention just *how*
> these attacks get in, but this one has a bit more information:
> http://arstechnica.com/security/2015/11/new-encryption-ransomware-targets-linux-systems/
> Has anyone had any infestations from this yet?
We've
It seems Yum breaks when upgrading to Scientific Linux 6.7...
Nope. That shouldn't happen. Which YUM repository throws this error?
BlueOnyx-520XR
I tried a yum clean all. Full output if it helps (excuse the wrapping)...
[root@orange ~]# yum clean all
Loaded plugins: security
Cleaning
It seems Yum breaks when upgrading to Scientific Linux 6.7...
http://blueonyx.solarspeed.net/pub/BlueOnyx/6108R/SL6/aventurin/x86_64/repodata/repomd.xml:
[Errno 14] PYCURL ERROR 22 - The requested URL returned error: 404 Not
Found
Trying other mirror.
Got it. It was the Solarspeed.net Yum repository at mirrors.smd.net.
The PHP script there that generates the YUM repository URLs had no
provisions past version number 6.6 for EL6.
Should be working now.
Ahh, sorry for misinformation. Brilliant, it all works now thank you.
Dan
It seems that the ImageMagick library breaks when upgrading a 5208R box
to Scientific Linux 6.7...
PHP Warning: PHP Startup: Unable to load dynamic library
'/home/solarspeed/php/lib/php/20100525/imagick.so' - libMagickWand.so.2:
cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory in
Michael, you will like this one ;-)
On 09/06/15 17:50, Richard Sidlin wrote:
Getting these in the maillog for this recipient. Seems they are having a
handshake issue. Is there a way to force sendmail to send to this
recipient without TLS if it fails? Thanks.
I'm seeing the same things and
On 28/05/15 12:41, Chris Gebhardt - VIRTBIZ Internet wrote:
After today's YUM update, which carried some Apache / httpd payloads,
httpd failed to restart gracefully on its own. We saw this first with
a customer server, and then on all of our production hosting systems.
Can confirm that we
On 12/04/15 20:57, Dogsbody wrote:
There seems to be no external signs of anything breaking however for the
last two weeks (ish) the following line has appeared in the message logs...
Apr 12 06:27:42 server logrotate: ALERT exited abnormally with [1]
I found it and I think it's related
On 04/03/15 18:46, Ralf Quint wrote:
http://it.slashdot.org/story/15/03/03/2036241/freak-attack-threatens-ssl-clients
I can't talk for every version of BlueOnyx but due to Michael's
EXCELLENT work of updating all the SSL ciphers recently I can confirm
that 5208R, 5207R, 5108R 5107R are all
On 27/02/15 04:05, Michael Stauber wrote:
You do have shell users that login via SSH? Most people prefer to not
grant anyone shell access. For security reasons as we don't chroot shell
users.
We have four 5108R 5208R boxes, each one has a different security risk
assessment. In this case,
I just published a fix for this for 5207R, 5208R and 5209R.
Here is how it works - just to make sure everyone understands it:
Michael,
I'm not actually sure what has changed as I rather assumed all of the
above worked like that anyway.
This however reduces security from our old 5108R boxes!
Ditto on these issues, also seen on our 5208R systems
Uhm ... that is when you updated from 5108R to 5208R, right? Not during
regular yum updates afterwards?
They happened on update from 5108R to 5208R AND have switched back
regularly since. The most recently when I did a yum update last
Ditto on these issues, also seen on our 5208R systems
Uhm ... that is when you updated from 5108R to 5208R, right? Not during
regular yum updates afterwards?
They happened on update from 5108R to 5208R AND have switched back
regularly since. The most recently when I did a yum update last
Steffan,
On 23/02/15 14:55, Steffan Noord wrote:
Im getting a error” The server is not supporting the selected
encryption” (or sort like it is translated from dutch J )
What is the client you are using to send/receive the email?
Regards, Dan
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We upgraded one of our 5108R machines to 5208R last month. Stirling
work Michael and everyone involved. Thank you.
We have found a couple of bugs though! :-)
These just happened to us again when installing the updates that came
out two days ago.
1) PermitRootLogin is getting overwritten as
Hi All,
We upgraded our last 5108R box on Sunday to implement the new SSL
changes for Poodle (Thank you so much Michael for the hard work).
We have one customer now that can't access their email. I was expecting
a few Windows XP users but haven't had any yet. This customer is using
the
On 15/10/14 02:17, Michael Stauber wrote:
So as is SSL v3.0 allows snooping via a man-in-the-middle attack.
This is bad enough. They kind of confirm that SSL v3.0 is pretty much
dead and recommend to move to TLSv1.2 for secure connections. Think
HTTPS, SMTPS, POP3S, IMAPS and FTPS in our
Hi All,
We know BX well enough now not to try and set a user as admin ;-)
However we are trying to set an alias of admin for a customer,
something we have done many time in the past but for some reason it's
not working. BX GUI is giving us the message
Sorry, the email alias, admin, is
On 03/05/14 23:43, Michael Stauber wrote:
Try this:
# $Id: findalias.pl, v1.0.0.0 Mi 21 Mai 2008 15:56:35 CEST mstauber Exp $
Michael, you are an absolute star! Thank you :-)
Dan
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Hi All,
I'm trying to automate a few tasks and need a list of all the web (and
email) aliases for a site.
I could do a `grep RewriteCond /etc/httpd/conf/vhosts/*` and spend ages
cleaning up the output but I figure the data is in CCE somewhere anyway.
I've used the output of
On 08/04/14 02:23, Michael Stauber wrote:
Let's see how fast this gets patched by upstream.
https://access.redhat.com/security/cve/CVE-2014-0160
The package for Scientific Linux was released 50 mins ago and has now
hit the mirrors (for me at least).
Please remember to restart Apache (both
On 08/04/14 16:34, Michael Stauber wrote:
I'm going even one step further. I'll change all my SSH keys as
well. On each and every box. They could have been leaked.
AFAIK OpenSSH is not affected by the OpenSSL bug. While OpenSSH does use
OpenSSL for some key-generation functions, it doesn't
On 03/04/14 11:44, Eiji Hamano wrote:
Are you insane?
Take the fifth Michael!! :-p :-)
(sorry, having a bad day and this made me smile)
Thanks for your hard work with this Michael.
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Michael,
I know this has been discussed before (back in 2010) so please don't
think I'm nagging :-)
BX does not allow underscores to be entered into DNS records. This is
essential for DKIM and DMARC records.
I can carry on putting them in the .include files but I've just hit this
bug again
On 04/03/14 21:47, Michael Stauber wrote:
Yeah, just normal TXT records but with fixed hostnames such as
_dmarc.example.com
Ok, am looking at it now. But I think I might have to ask again.
Sorry for not being clear.
The page where you create/edit the TXT record has three input fields:
On 04/03/14 22:15, Michael Stauber wrote:
I see. I just looked at the sources and the things there is that it's
pretty complicated to fix. :-(
!-- SNIP --
I feel so much better about failing when I tried adding records to
the GUI now :-p :-)
I can do that easily in the new 520XR GUI
On 17/02/14 23:58, Michael Stauber wrote:
It still uses RC4 ciphers. Among them RC4-SHA. Which I think is a bad
idea. If you can make do without RC4, then that would be a hell of a lot
better.
I absolutely agree, it's an unfortunate workaround for the time being.
Michael. Any chance of
On 06/02/14 18:07, Michael Stauber wrote:
Lastly, I cannot send any emails from Outlook. I get an error:
Task 'u...@email.com - Sending' reported error (0x800CCC80) : 'None of the
authentication methods supported by this client are supported by your
server.'
Until the update, the email
On 17/02/14 12:07, Dogsbody wrote:
We upgraded the BO on one of our servers last night and now have two
separate customers that can't connect to POP3S giving the same error as
above.
We did identify a cert issue that the BO update overwrote and have fixed
that again with...
cp /etc
On 17/02/14 14:18, Michael Stauber wrote:
Sorry, but the cipher list you quote above is not really making much
sense. I'm even a little tempted to say they're utter nonsense, knowing
that they're not your ciphers, but some you found on the internet.
No offence taken! :-) It was a random post
On 17/02/14 16:14, Dogsbody wrote:
If anyone can point me to the ciphers needed for Outlook 2007 then that
would be very very appreciated :-)
If anyone else has this problem I have found a slightly better workaround...
ssl_cipher_list =
EECDH+AES:EDH+AES:-SHA1:EECDH+RC4:EDH+RC4:RC4
On 31/01/14 13:15, Richard C. Barker Sr. wrote:
Getting this in yum update:
You could try using --skip-broken to work around the problem
Scientific Linux released version 6.5 last night with 184 updates!!
Unfortunately you have to do a `yum clean all` and then a `yum update`
to get all the
This needs to be a high-priority check/fix on BX systems to stop servers
being exploited for attacks.
I'll look into that right away. Thanks for the heads up!
FWIW we add all our boxes to the public NTP pool as a way of giving back.
We're only running 5108R BQ boxes but I tested these
Just a small bug and hopefully quick to fix.
When the server's SSL certificate is updated it restarts Apache and the
management interface but it doesn't restart sendmail or dovecot.
Our servers SSL cert was expiring this month so last month we
pro-actively updated the SSL cert for another
Has anyone got any nice install instructions for Python 3 on 5108R?
I hear that a straight install will break a lot of the system :-/
Thanks
Dan
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On 13/09/2013 12:48, Michael Stauber wrote:
see the BlueOnyx news from yesterday:
http://www.blueonyx.it/index.php?mact=News,cntnt01,detail,0cntnt01articleid=167cntnt01origid=54cntnt01pagelimit=4cntnt01returnid=54
Michael,
I've just been reading this and wanted to say a HUGE thank you for
Michael et al,
Going to give this a try, any tips on this?
Dan
On 06/03/13 17:06, Dogsbody wrote:
I'd like to start helping BlueOnyx to support IPv6 if I may?
I *think* a good first step for this would be to get the DNS GUI to
support records!? (as they can still be served via IPv4
Not sure if this would work for s, but I cheat. I also run a windows
DNS server so I use my BO as a secondary. Seems to work great for our
SPF records, etc.
Hosting 's on BO isn't in issue, you just have use the .include
files instead of the GUI. This is what I want to fix. I
in the wrong text in the English translations
file /usr/share/locale/en_US/LC_MESSAGES/base-disk.mo
But I could be wrong.
Any ideas anyone? :-)
Dan
On 14/02/13 20:44, Dogsbody wrote:
I'm kinda shocked this bug still exists in 5108R :-/
If the site goes over it's quota the email that gets
Yes, I'm seeing this to on servers that only have Dfix installed so I am
pointing to that as the source of the error.
I hope that helps.
Dan
On 03/05/13 05:59, Stephanie Sullivan wrote:
I too am seeing this error and:
# rpm -q --whatprovides /usr/sausalito/swatch/bin/am_base.pl
On 02/05/13 16:56, Wayne Michael wrote:
I ended up having to manually modify the configuration file at
/etc/httpd/config/vhost/sitex
it was missing the server alias even though it was in the blue onyx dialog.
You realise that file will be overwitten by BX?
At least add it to
Michael,
Can you please tell us what packages I can `yum remove` to remove the
stock phpMyadmin that ships with BlueOnyx? Will this remove the GUI
menu item as well?
I totally agree with what you have written below but I'm one of the sad
muppets that his happy installing and locking down
On 03/05/13 15:53, Michael Stauber wrote:
All in all that was like two lines of code change. But I'll check that
on a test box.
Michael,
The code that is throwing the error seems to have trouble parsing the
output from http://newlinq.blueonyx.it/renewalstatus/$serialNumber;
As we are only
That's when we took a deep breath, stepped back and decided to offer the
newer phpMyAdmin only as WebApps. That way they run on the frontend
Apache and can work with a newer PHP that's usually installed. It also
gives server and siteAdmins more flexibility if they want to install it
and how
On 10/04/13 18:38, Chris Gebhardt - VIRTBIZ Internet wrote:
We run 3 inbound MX's for all of our hosting customers. They are each
in a diverse geographic location, and each one performs spam filtering
duties, with logging centralized to a MySQL database on the primary
system.
That's not
On 10/04/13 20:39, Richard Morgan wrote:
We've installed BX on a VPS run by a third party that's dirt cheap
(8USD/month) and it's deliberately configured not to have any email security
for SPAM, etc. This was is catches the occasional message but is
particularly useful for also providing
I'm intrigued, does anyone run backup MX for their domains any more or
has spam killed that practice?
Dan
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On 09/04/13 15:35, Chris Gebhardt - VIRTBIZ Internet wrote:
There is not any official news about this from scientificlinux.org at
this time, but it does appear to be a confirmed problem.
FWIW they did confirm this on their announce mailing list.
I would encourage SL users of this BX list to
On 01/04/2013 04:46, Michael Stauber wrote:
The above default settings will create the following options{} section
in /etc/named.conf:
options {
directory /var/named;
// spoof version for a little more security via obscurity
version 100.100.100;
// no forwarders defined
//
On 29/03/2013 13:01, Richard Barker wrote:
Not using downloaded repomd.xml because it is older than what we have:
Current : Wed Mar 27 15:29:28 2013
Downloaded: Wed Mar 27 15:26:50 2013
The repomd.xml date issue is caused by Scientific Linux 6.4 shipping
last night. In their
On 02/02/2013 17:38, Gary Sedgwick wrote:
I would be grateful if this could be included in the official packages:
[root@leon dns]# pwd
/usr/sausalito/handlers/base/dns
[root@leon dns]# diff dns_generate.pl.orig dns_generate.pl
274a275,277
. ; };\n
. also-notify {
On 11/03/13 13:16, Matt James wrote:
How do you add the intermediate cert? I only see one place to upload the end
SSL for the site, there doesn't appear to be a place to upload the
intermediate cert file.
You should see a button labelled Manage Certificate Authorities on the
same
On 11/03/13 13:40, Richard Sidlin wrote:
Depending on the hardware, if I was to install BO and just
use that installation for this one site, are there any limits that BO
has or is it based entirely on the hardware?
There aren't any limits in BO that would stop you doing this, generally
I'd like to start helping BlueOnyx to support IPv6 if I may?
I *think* a good first step for this would be to get the DNS GUI to
support records!?
What are others opinions? Any advice from the code masters on a good
place to start or should I just start hacking around and submit a
A lot of us turn off /admin for the server login for that reason.
You either need to move your website admin pages to a different URL or
turn it off for the server. We do that by editing
/etc/httpd/conf.d/blueonyx.conf and commenting out the two lines...
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST}
On 05/03/2013 14:44, Robert Fitzpatrick wrote:
I had several forged emails get through a BO 5106 server this morning
and trying to figure out how they were allowed to be sent via the server...
Mar 5 09:01:37 vnyxbo sendmail[18836]: r25E1F36018836: from=forged@domain
.com, size=299, class=0,
On 21/02/13 17:17, David Hahn wrote:
libkeyutils.so.1.9... If we find this what should we do with it?
If anyone finds a copy of this file then I and other security
researchers would like a copy please! :-)
Michael has also said he'd like to take a look at the box.
Thank you
Dan
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Hi Michael,
May I quote you on some of this excellent write up please?
I will of course give full attribution.
Thank you
Dan
On 20/02/2013 03:47, Michael Stauber wrote:
Hi Dan and all,
After a few hours of reading up on various sources I think I finally
managed to wrap my head around
It seems there is a major 0-day vulnerability doing the rounds and a lot
of data is showing SSH as the attack vector, even though the exact
vulnerability hasn’t been fully discovered yet or patched.
The vulnerability seems to mostly affect Redhat/CentOS with cPanel/Plesk
installed but not
I'm kinda shocked this bug still exists in 5108R :-/
If the site goes over it's quote the email that gets sent says that
Disk usage is normal!
Please fix :-)
Dan
On 13/02/2013 15:00, root wrote:
Active Monitor has detected recent changes in the state of your server
appliance.
For more
So I've made a decision with my new BlueOnyx box that I'm not allowing
insecure protocols! :-p
Moving people to IMAPS and POP3S hasn't really been a problem but...
How are you all dealing with replacing FTP?
Are there any options or is opening up shell access and using SCP the
only one at
On 04/02/2013 00:54, Mark E. Levy wrote:
Thank you, that makes sense. How do I go about adding the new virtual
disk to the LVM group?
Disclaimer: These are old instructions I last used in 2006 so read the
man pages for each command to check nothings changed but it should help
point you in
On 04/01/2013 23:57, Greg Kuhnert wrote:
Compass and SOLARSPEED.NET http://solarspeed.net/ have joined forces,
to create a new platform for package delivery to Blueonyx servers.
Just wanted to say great work on this. A system is only as good as it's
community and one of the reasons a lot of
Hi All,
I have two sites (example.com and example.net) We'd like mail to go to
both domains but separate websites...
Site: www.example.com
Web Alias - example.com
Mail Alias - example.com, example.net, www.example.net
Site: www.example.net
Web Alias - example.net
Mail Alias - blank
On 12/26/2012 4:52 AM, Dogsbody wrote:
I have two sites (example.com and example.net) We'd like mail to go to
both domains but separate websites...
... email is running fine and the sites work fine but I can't send any
email from the www.example.net site at all.
On 26/12/2012 19:45, David
I've been consolidating DNS records onto a 5108R server to act as a
primary and have a bug that is really starting to be annoying :-p
Adding or modifying an MX record in the GUI works fine however then
jumps the returning page to a completely different domain.
I don't know what it loves about
We have some servers with those ports closed, and we do...
service dovecot stop
service xinetd stop
then setup chkconfig xinetd and dovecot to be off
chkconfig dovecot off
chkconfig xinetd off
Turning dovecot off will turn off IMAP as well though!?
We want IMAP on and POP3 off.
I
Fully patched and new 5108R.
GUI settings...
Enable SMTP Server - On
Enable SMTPS Server- On
Enable SMTP Auth - On
Enable Submission Port - On
Enable IMAP Server - On
Enable IMAPS Server- On
Enable POP Server - Off
Enable POPS Server - Off
Enable Z-Push -
On 24/11/2012 17:49, Michael Stauber wrote:
I'm emigrating to South-America. The
I hope the move goes well and safe travels :-)
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Is it possible to integrate the admin GUI functions with an external
software? Maybe through Web Services or something else?
No web services but there are a number of shell scripts that allow you
to control the BlueOnyx. I'm sure you can write wrapper scripts around
then if needed.
Yeah, it's a long story. According to RFC's hostnames must not start
with a number. The checks of the GUI that verify a hostname or a FQDN
therefore don't allow it. Of course there are some host and/or domain
names in the wild that violate the RFCs.
Ahh gotta love the RFC's sometimes :-)
I'm sure you know this one but it is a bug and should be fixed.
1) Trying to set the NTP server in the GUI to 0.uk.pool.ntp.org which
is a valid timeserver results in no timeserver being saved.
2) Setting the NTP server in the GUI to ntp.demon.co.uk works however
viewing /etc/ntp.conf shows
Michael et al,
I'm doing a couple of bare metal 5108R installs at the moment and
finding a few bugs, nothing major, things like the permissions issue I
posted last week.
Any chance I can be given access to report bugs to the trac or wherever
it is that you would like them filed?
I'm happy to
Michael,
I'm not sure where to report bugs now so I'll report them here :-)
Brand new install of 5108R results in admin getting a cron email every
15 mins saying...
/bin/sh: /usr/bin/fix-httpd-log-dir: Permission denied
Sure enough...
# ls -al /usr/bin/fix-httpd-log-dir
-rw-r--r--. 1 root
On 14/10/2012 12:34, WnA C-S wrote:
One of my users is trying to publish a podcast into itunes. The
podcasted file is hosted on my blueonyx server… she gets this error.
our episodes are hosted on a server that doesn't support byte-range
requests. Enable byte-range requests and try your
On 25/09/12 04:28, Michael Stauber wrote:
So we'd like to ask you for donations.
http://www.blueonyx.it/fundraising/
More than happy to donate some money to the cause and thank you for
doing this :-)
If I may make a request... I used to replace some of the graphics in
the old theme that
Internationalized Domain Names come in two forms, the displayed version
and the Punycode version.
Use the Punycode version in BO/BX and everything will work just fine.
There are converters online that allow you to swap from one to another.
Dan
On 21/08/12 14:28, Frank Soyer wrote:
maybe do
On 21/08/12 16:28, Frank Soyer wrote:
not sure to understand all : is there something to do at registrar
level, when we register a domain name with accents ? Or adding this
punycode name in BO is sufficient ?
Nope, just think of it as two ways of writing the same address.
Using the punycode
Apologies if you know this but it isn't clear from your message so I
want to check...
A smart relay uses MX records. A lot of people don't know this and in
some cases an A record can work but it is designed for and is supposed
to use MX records.
If you need to use mx.example.com for
What is the Expire Interval set to in the SOA for one of the affected
domains? This time is how long the secondary should carry on serving
the domain for after the primary goes offline.
It's usual to set this to a high number such as 604800 (7 days) although
anything up to 4096000 (47 days)
On 17/07/2012 23:07, Ralf Quint wrote:
At 02:48 PM 7/17/2012, Gerald Waugh wrote:
we will change passwords, but would appreciate the moderator
removing those messages
Well, it's too late for that, after all this is a mailing list and
not an online forum.
I believe Gerald was asking that
Hi All,
Has anyone done anything with automatically adding secondary DNS entries
on a BO system?
I have a customer that is always adding and removing domains on their BO
server. They are happily doing the Primary DNS and I am doing the
secondary DNS on a couple of other BO servers that are
Here is the export script... https://gist.github.com/2784525
Good point on having to remove all the secondary DNS data for the import
but should be fixable by doing two diffs to remove domains that have
gone and add new ones.
What commands did you use to add the secondary DNS data?
Dan
On
With LVM this is really easy. Especially if you don't want to resize
the root partition.
To grow /backup to 500GB I used...
vgdisplay
lvextend -L500G /dev/VolGroup00/LogVol06
umount /backup
e2fsck -f /dev/mapper/VolGroup00-LogVol06
resize2fs -p
Don't get me started on companies like this!
PCI compliance isn't a bad thing, security is always a good thing but
companies that just try and use automated vulnerability scanners are
just wasting everyone time and money. Security is a procedural thing,
not a technology one.
Use a better
Has anyone done this? I have one site that send a lot of mail and I
don't want their mail affecting the reputation of the rest of the sites
on this server.
Moving their website to a separate IP is easy however their email will
still be sent via the main IP of the server. Before I dive
Any files that are owned by that user are counted so there could be
loads in /home/sites/www.domain.com/web/
File ownerships can also transfer over when files are copied as root and
users uid's are different on different servers. e.g. you untar
something as root which you copied from another
Not to mention pssh ;-)
On 20/04/2012 12:11, Matthew Komar wrote:
You do.
http://saltstack.org/
On 4/20/2012 7:05 AM, Bill Hicks wrote:
Thank you for the quick fix! Now it just makes make me wish I had a program
where I could update all the servers at the same time instead of doing each
Michael, thank you for your quick fixes on this even though I wasn't
affected. Nice write up of the issues too.
May I suggest we bring back the testing repo? A repository that you can
put new code in before it gets moved into the production repo. This can
even be automated so that things go
My how things have changed! I'm a bit of a hoarder and tent to mirror
everything in case things disappear. I'm having a clear out and have
come across some mirrors of old cobalt sites.
Does anyone want these before I delete them?
ftp-eng.cobalt.com
Last Updated : Thu 12 Oct 2006 06:30:03 GMT
I've been doing IP networking for over 15 years, and even worked as a
Engineer for Cisco for a few years. But I've never heard of a elastic
IP address. What is that? Do you mean a address in the private address
space 10.x.x.x??
Chuck,
On Amazon AWS EC2 every instance gets two IP
Not disagreeing with what anyone has written so far. When hosting sites
you do have to plan for the maximum load which means sites can sit
idle for long periods.
Robert Fitzpatrick wrote:
We are working on optimizing MySQL and Apache now. Has
anyone dealt with this or have any
Just a heads up to anyone still using BlueQuartz...
If you are on this list then you have probably already migrated to
BlueOnyx but you maybe like me and have a couple of old machines /
customers still on it.
BlueQuartz uses CentOS 4 as it's operating system. CentOS will stop
providing
Another vote for OpenSRS.
I have a huge spreadsheet comparing many registrar's and OpenSRS are the
cheapest for pretty much every domain.
I will say though that their interfaces aren't the best as they are
designed to be accessed via an API but once you get the hang of them
they are solid.
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