approach. (Where n == 2.) For full backups
of my server, I like tape as I can drop a tape in my safety deposit box
from time to time. Then it's a matter of organizing things to make sure
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.) The secondary MX was not under my
direct control which complicated matters a little as then I could not even
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On Tue, Nov 09, 2004 at 05:04:09PM +0100, martin f krafft wrote:
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With this approach you can't bounce RBLed messages at SMTP connect
time though, right? (I realize that RBLs are semi-controversial,
especially at the ISP
use ip
tables directly any more so I'm not sure if I got it right. I'd recommend
shorewall even for simple firewall setups at this point, as I find it a
nice abstraction over writing iptables rules directly, easier to set policy
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logins for root on several of my
boxes but allow root to come in from known IPs and with known ssh keys. Is
there a way to disable password logins for root in sshd_config or
root/.ssh/config, while leaving password logins intact for regular users?
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as well as password security of your user's accounts if they're
coming in on machines that allow password login, etc... But in general it
might be a better way to go. I'll mull it over.
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not see without-password. Well there ya go! RTFM as usual.
Thanks, that's exactly what I was looking for!
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on me it's been really really bad. Maybe apt-get needs a
capability like cvs where you can say apt-get upgrade -D last Tuesday so
you can hit what was a stable version of unstable when you do upgrades ;-)
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is interesting to me. Right now if an email
is scored below 12 it gets accepted. It would be interesting to me to take
mails scored between 2-12 by SA and greylist them. Has anyone written up a
howto on how to achieve this with the Debian exim4 packages?
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.) It's packaged for Debian.
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swapping you're hosed.
Perhaps SA would be better implemented in something else, but like everyone
else says, memory is cheap. Whatever makes the SA developers most
effective is fine by me at this point.
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be able to handle at least 10X the mail
volume. (I hate spam, and this is one of the reasons - it costs real
money!) I do realize that the real solution is more RAM and we're moving
that direction.
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, long before the Duron came out.
I agree with you, that's why I said the real solution is to add RAM in
the original post. If the machine was in the same state as me and/or
belonged to me I would have done it long ago.
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be able to handle at least 10X the mail
volume. (I hate spam, and this is one of the reasons - it costs real
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, long before the Duron came out.
I agree with you, that's why I said the real solution is to add RAM in
the original post. If the machine was in the same state as me and/or
belonged to me I would have done it long ago.
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While this is true, it's only half of the issue. The other half (as others
have mentioned) is glibc 2.3.
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While this is true, it's only half of the issue. The other half (as others
have mentioned) is glibc 2.3.
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exim doesn't scale. if you want performance, switch to postfix.
Is there good documentation available for postfix? Last time I looked I
could not find anything close to the quality of exim's. I'd be happy if
that has changed though!
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with a set of packages representing everything on this
machine - then I can install them on the other machines that I maintain.
But I have to think that this is a solved problem. Is it?
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it. Or try one of the low-level approaches
http://wyae.de/docs/img_dd.php
http://wyae.de/docs/img_rsync.php
I'll look into those.
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with a set of packages representing everything on this
machine - then I can install them on the other machines that I maintain.
But I have to think that this is a solved problem. Is it?
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that is (probably) currently the last one. Basically
what the original poster had was OK except that their route_list specified
to use that route only for localhost, not * iirc.
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that is (probably) currently the last one. Basically
what the original poster had was OK except that their route_list specified
to use that route only for localhost, not * iirc.
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Just wondering if anyone has set up the Mailman mailing list package with
exim4?
Yes, did you have some specific question about it?
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user = MAILMAN_UID
[ that's it for the exim4.conf file ]
In addition to the exim4.conf file, then you have to setup lists. It's
been a while since I've down this, but I recall it being straightforward
simply following the docs.
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are subdirectories, but their names begin with a .. Has
it changed since woody or something?
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And if I create, from an IMAP client, a subfolder foo of folder1, I
get Maildir/.folder1.foo instead of the more logical Maildir/folder1/foo.
I see. I hadn't ever tried that, I can see how that is annoying.
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= MAILMAN_HOME
user = MAILMAN_UID
[ that's it for the exim4.conf file ]
In addition to the exim4.conf file, then you have to setup lists. It's
been a while since I've down this, but I recall it being straightforward
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version. I did look at the backports
collections and did not see a backport around anywhere.
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since then I've been meaning to look into dump/restore but have not yet.
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At this stage I'm leaning towards sticking with Sendmail but something
inside wants to know more about Qmail.
I'd pick exim or postfix over either of those, but then again I've only
dealt with smaller mail installations.
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suppose, since much of
people's dislike about qmail has more to due with political than
technical reasons.
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- ralf hildebrandt uses postfix (he's the guru, next to wietse.
I'd add:
- exim has the most extensive and useful documentation
(But I'd love to be proven wrong!)
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, you'll queue it and attempt to
deliver it as per the normal rules.
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been no big deal for me, but I've been
really conservative in upgrading on machines that are on the front-line of
the Internet.
Hope this helps someone (or is at least semi-interesting to someone) :-)
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but it
is definitely a nuisance. (In general I can't believe how much time and
effort I have spent dealing with spam, and my company is only 5 people -
what a waste of resources for ISPs and larger organizations!)
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for specific domains. But I suppose
an option like that would know about relaying, aliases, etc.
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in this
area there is a lack of linux hosting in any form, let alone Debian. It's
an interesting idea.
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