Chris Shelton wrote:
I would suggest looking at bacula: http://www.bacula.org/ . This is a
free open source backup program that likely meets most of your needs.
Bacula has a moderately active users mailing list, detailed
documentation, MySQL or postgreSQL as backup catalog options, and
r
Not really a Gentoo specific problem, but one related to my Gentoo
servers none the less. Hopefully someone here can provide some insight
that I lack, in finding a good overall solution to our backup needs.
We have about 50 Gentoo servers filling different roles, and we have
been outgrowing o
I use mkcdrec to make backups of my production servers. It works well
for our purposes. It doesn't make an exact image, but it makes a
bootable iso that can be used to restore everything on the system.
Luca Dell'Oca said the following:
Hi all,
I have a couple of gentoo servers that I cannot
You could have this setup process both in and outbound mail as they are
both processed by postfix.
Wendall Cada said the following:
You could check out using amavisd-new for receiving mail. There are
several guides on using amavisd-new with postfix. I've not heard a
single good thing about cour
You could use mod_rewrite to proxy rewrite all incoming requests to the
other system. Every request that came in and matched the rewrite rule
would be redirected and proxied to the system specified in the rule.
mod_rewrite can be more than a little daunting but it could handle this
scenario.
I'm looking for a good alternative to VRRP for linux. I need something
that can simultaneously handle the failover of multiple interfaces in
the even that one of them fails. I have looked at UCARP, but it does
not gracefully handle this scenario, as it is designed around a single
interface.
Has anyone had any real world experience with the Quartz java based
scheduler from OpenSymphony? I need the kind of information you can
only gain from hands on exposure.
--Kirk
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I use mysql as a backend for a very busy postfix mail/apache web
infrastructure. While the apache setup is really in-house, the mail
setup is pretty standard. We serve as a mail host for hundreds of
domains using a mysql database to house all of the hosted domains and
user accounts (mail is s
The load of rsync depends heavily on the number of files you are trying
to sync. If you are sync'ing a large number of files your system will
take a hit when the rsync begins. Depending on the permissions you want
on the target box you may not need to do this as root. You may be
able to use
You could do this with postfix. Setup the "MAIN" server as a postfix
mail gateway, and use your local server as the imap server. The
messages will arrive at the "MAIN" server that your MX record points to
(where they could be spam/virus filtered) and then would be immediately
passed to the lo
As someone responsible for dozens of production Gentoo boxes, I would
personally love to see more stable options, not perhaps the Debian
extreme, but something better suited to a production server environment.
I appreciate devs who take to the time to make sure an upgrade isn't
going to brea
It could be done using iptables, but I am not aware of such
functionality within the sshd itself.
Kirk
Claudinei Matos said the following:
Hi,
I have a lot of connection attempts in my ssh server. I've take a look
at sshd_config man pages but I didn't found a way to deny the source
ip of the atte
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