Scott Fitzgerald wrote:
could also run a cgi search script, I would be able to have a intranet with
customized content and a search engine that worked only for me. So, I
would like to set up a box and start it out as a web server (intranet
style.)
You would run apache and a search engine
Scott Fitzgerald said:
If I yank exim off my desktop box, and run something detached, how can I
set it up so any error report will try to go over another box on the
192.168.0.* network?
nullmailer
Also on email, would it make sense to
ssh-or-telnet-or-remote-X onto the heavy box for the
At 1141793963, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
To be honest the only reason I keep telnet around is to
talk directly to the POP/SMTP/IMAP daemons when my dad
calls up telling me his email client can't connect. Other
than specialized use telnet would be yanked off my boxes
in a heartbeat.
Today's
Jon Dowland said:
Today's your lucky day: use netcat for those jobs, as it's
more flexible :) Sayonara, telnet!
More flexible how, exactly? I want an interactive session with the
server so I can see what is going on and try different things. AFAIK
netcat ain't high on the interactive
Instead of buying a commercian muscle box I think it would be more
fun to instead link two pc's to serve one user, namely, myself.
Thinking about this, I wanted to contact the group.
Has anybody else done this? I would like to know so I could just
follow in the footsteps of somebody
I guess this is all up to you...
The debian systems I use all more or less depend on each other. I've got
one DB instance, One SMTP mail instance, One IMAP mail instance,
gameservers, One central system that runs Cron over the network. These
services are all shared/used by other machines over the
On Tue, Mar 07, 2006 at 07:23:12AM -0500, Scott Fitzgerald wrote:
Instead of buying a commercian muscle box I think it would be more
fun to instead link two pc's to serve one user, namely, myself.
Thinking about this, I wanted to contact the group.
Has anybody else done this? I
On Tue, Mar 07, 2006 at 07:23:12AM -0500, Scott Fitzgerald wrote:
Instead of buying a commercian muscle box I think it would be more
fun to instead link two pc's to serve one user, namely, myself.
Thinking about this, I wanted to contact the group.
Has anybody else done this? I
On Tuesday 07 March 2006 03:23, Scott Fitzgerald wrote:
Instead of buying a commercian muscle box I think it would be more
fun to instead link two pc's to serve one user, namely, myself.
Thinking about this, I wanted to contact the group.
Has anybody else done this? I would like to
posted mailed
OK, Bart, Andreas, and Paul,
Let me start by saying thanks for replying. Needing more detail on the
question seems to be a common need.
My major uses are email and web, but I want to learn some shell scripting,
and do some python programming. One way I love to use the web is to
On Tue, Mar 07, 2006 at 09:52:18PM -0500, Scott Fitzgerald wrote:
posted mailed
OK, Bart, Andreas, and Paul,
Let me start by saying thanks for replying. Needing more detail on the
question seems to be a common need.
My major uses are email and web, but I want to learn some shell
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