Re: Linux hosting options, pros and cons

I've used dailyrazor for myself( shared account) and for a friends business( dedicated server). Not perfect but decent access. Selected because of reasonable price( not the cheapest), their knowledge of tomcat server. Downside - tech support is not right away. - Original Message Fro

Re: METROCAST BLOCKS RESIDENTIAL E-MAIL

If I use Thunderbird locally on my machine which is on this network and want to send email to my Yahoo account.  Doesn't it connect out to port 25 @ yahoo.  Is this being blocked?   That seem's strange.  I understand blocking inbound port 25 traffic as that implies someone is running a mail s

Linux Dist for use with 64 Bit AMD System

Hi All, Does any one have recomendations for a distro best suited for a 64 bit AMD system? I'm looking to build a server for home with raid drives which will act as a file, mail, and a development server. Any recomendations for hardware vendors for budget hardware( under $1500 ). thanks

Re: Web Hosting

I've gone with LunarPages.  The only thing they don't have in non-dedicated servers is shell access.  Not a big deal for me, since I can develop locally and upload to the shared sserver. Mark Rousseau wrote: I was hoping for under $20 a month. Martin Ekendahl wrote: H

Re: Web Hosting

I was hoping for under $20 a month. Martin Ekendahl wrote: > How much do you want to spend? > begin:vcard fn:Mark Rousseau n:Rousseau;Mark email;internet:[EMAIL PROTECTED] note;quoted-printable:-BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-=0D=0A= Version: GnuPG v1.4.2 (MingW32)=0D=0A= =0D=0A= mQGiBEM9V

Web Hosting

Hi all, I'm looking for a hosting service( cheap) which supports JSP's and IMAPS. Does anyone have any recomendations? I've looked at Lunarpages, dailyrazer, and aplusnet This is for a personal experimentation site but also to host my personal emails( backups ). I have a box on my local ne

Re: Postfix: phantom hostname.

or use truss or strace to see what files it's opening. Bill Freeman wrote: Ken D'Ambrosio writes: > Okay, this is pissing me off. > > I've got a machine, currently "reddwarf", that used to be "nebula". > THEN WHY THE FLOCK, WHEN I TELNET TO PORT 25, DOES IT THINK IT'S NEBULA?! > > Suggestio

Re: Using External USB Drive for Linux Installation

Any suggestions on External drives to get/avoid? Is speed a major issue. This will be for a development/learning workstation. Travis Roy wrote: Of course... As long as the bios supports booting from a USB device, as many now do, you shouldn't have any issues. Hi all, I currently have a

Using External USB Drive for Linux Installation

Hi all, I currently have a Dell inspiron 5150 running XP with a nearly full drive. I also want to run linux( fedora ) on this laptop but don't want to hassle with having to swap hard drives from the built in bay. Is it possible/feasable to run Linux from one of those external usb drive's

Re: Solved: Can I try a sendmail question? (sometimes I get lucky) :-)

ntation (either in the mc file or the access file) which will =>reject all mail addressed to saturn.syslang.net => =>I don't want to impact mail that's sent to [EMAIL PROTECTED] => =>Is there a way I can do this? => =>TIA From: Mark Rousseau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Conte

Unsubscribe old Email Address Help!

How do I remove this old email address from the list? It keep's bouncing against my work mail server and I'm getting complaints. thanks, Mark Rousseau ___ gnhlug-discuss mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnhlug.org/mailman/listinfo/gnhlug-discuss