Hi,
I have developed a email distribution system based around sending email
using the Javamail API on a SuSE linux box using Sendmail as the MTA.
Up to now the system has been running with no problems but recently I have
been experiencing some major performance problems. My Java app has
On 17 Feb 2003 15:05:08 +1100
Ken Foskey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Mon, 2003-02-17 at 13:23, Daniel Harper wrote:
Anyone know how to rip ^M (dos line return) using sed?
without reading the manual you might try 's/\r//g' this is definitely
not portable, if not use hex characters \015 from
On Mon, 2003-02-17 at 20:44, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've never been able to figure out a portable way
to mangle control chars with sed.
if it's cos you're trying to use a dos file then just
run 'dos2unix' over the file (and vice versa use 'unix2dos').
Dave.
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On 17 Feb 2003 21:07:20 +1030
David Fitch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Mon, 2003-02-17 at 20:44, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've never been able to figure out a portable way
to mangle control chars with sed.
if it's cos you're trying to use a dos file then just
run 'dos2unix' over the file
On Mon, 2003-02-17 at 23:12, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yeah, but I never really trusted those programs, since
(on Solaris at least) they always whinge about character
sets or locales or something.
never had any such problems (linux and solaris)
And it seems my suspicion is not unwarranted:
On 17 Feb 2003 23:09:20 +1030
David Fitch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What the hell is that null doing there?
what's wrong with it?
I expected dos2unix to just convert \r\n to a single \n.
I don't expect to get a null in a text file.
Matt
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I'm running a postfix mail server, which is set up to prevent spam relaying
using some of the hints on the spews and various rbl websites.
However, I still get some spammers who have a go at my server to attempt
relaying - is there some easy way in postfix to block an ip as soon as someone
tries
On Tue, 18 Feb 2003, Sonia Hamilton wrote:
What I want to do is fire off some sort of event as soon as a relay is
attempted; from there I could use iptables to block the ip. Currently I'm
using a script I wrote that scans the logs blocks the offending ip using
iptables; but this is very much
Sonia Hamilton wrote:
I'm running a postfix mail server, which is set up to prevent spam relaying
using some of the hints on the spews and various rbl websites.
However, I still get some spammers who have a go at my server to attempt
relaying - is there some easy way in postfix to block
I think tripwire spots and blocks lots of these sorts of abuses. Problem
is you need to leave the port open for reasonable souls who want to send
you emails. Google tripwire and have a geezer.
Stu
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More Info:
Does anyone have Bynari's Insight server, connector and LDAP client running
in a production environment?
I'm looking to replace a small (50 seat) Exchange server with something on
Linux, and would be intrested in hearing from those that have used something
other than Bynari for this purpose,
On 18/02/2003 9:10 AM +1100 Brad Thomson wrote:
Does anyone have Bynari's Insight server, connector and LDAP client
running in a production environment?
I'm looking to replace a small (50 seat) Exchange server with something on
Linux, and would be intrested in hearing from those that have used
There is an article about it in this month's Linux Journal.
It looks as though it is used with Windows clients running Outlook,
communicating with an IBM mainframe server running Linux (presumably in
emulation mode).
The article is quite an interesting read in its own right; it seems Exchange
is
Are you proposing Windows clients?
If you've got a few months there will hopefully be an open source
calendar server using CAP (see http://www.calsch.org) that plugs into
evolution.
http://www.sourceforge/projects/jical
Stu
On Tue, 2003-02-18 at 09:10, Brad Thomson wrote:
Does anyone
On Tue, Feb 18, 2003 at 09:10:00AM +1100, Brad Thomson wrote:
I'm looking to replace a small (50 seat) Exchange server with something on
Linux, and would be intrested in hearing from those that have used something
other than Bynari for this purpose, too.
A sometimes mentioned alternative to
I once looked at the Samsung Contact software brochures (they keep trying to
sell the stuff to me) but it is limited in the number of clients it can
handle. I think it was about 200 or so, but I would not be able to consider
such a thing as we have typically 800 to 1000 clients at times.
G'day...
I backup to tape, using mt and dump.
During a backup this is the error message I received:
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DUMP: Date of this level 0 dump: Tue Feb 18 11:51:39 2003
DUMP: Dumping /dev/md5 (/opt) to /dev/tape
DUMP: Added inode 8 to exclude list (journal inode)
DUMP: Added inode 7 to exclude
On Tue, 2003-02-18 at 09:10, Brad Thomson wrote:
Does anyone have Bynari's Insight server, connector and LDAP client running
in a production environment?
I'm looking to replace a small (50 seat) Exchange server with something on
Linux, and would be intrested in hearing from those that have
On Tue, 18 Feb 2003, Brad Thomson wrote:
Does anyone have Bynari's Insight server, connector and LDAP client running
in a production environment?
Run the hell away - NOW. We're migrating back to Exchange from
InsightConnector because it's so useless - and going after our supplier for
a refund
On Tue, 18 Feb 2003, Gonzalo Servat wrote:
I contacted Bynari and they basically said their client is too unstable to
be used in production (sounds like a great idea to advertise a product with
a price tag on it when you know it's unstable, don't you?)
And as an added bonus, their support
Sounds like a fsck of /dev/md5 may be in order (bring the machine to single
user, then unmount it then run fsck as per man fsck).
This may be the result of a previous bad shutdown, with fsck not set on
reboot, or even a memory fault. Or a bad sector on the disk, which can be
mapped out if you have
On Tue, 18 Feb 2003, Rowling, Jill wrote:
However Bynari's Insight can apparently handle a few thousand clients
without apparent performance degradation.
Then again the hardware cost would be awesome.
InsightConnector doesn't need a Z390 behind it - it just *can* use it if
you've got a spare
If it simply email why not an imap server (Hope I have this right).
The IMAP server side is great. The problems are with the clients - Outlook
and IMAP is ugly for a dozen reasons. Has anyone met a Windoze mail client
which works nicely with IMAP servers? (think sent items, drafts, deletion
On 18/02/2003 2:04 PM +1100 Marty Richards wrote:
If it simply email why not an imap server (Hope I have this right).
The IMAP server side is great. The problems are with the clients - Outlook
and IMAP is ugly for a dozen reasons. Has anyone met a Windoze mail client
which works nicely with
Folks, I have an apache problem that is probably quite simple to fix but
I cannot find the solution.
I have set up several virtual hosts on the box and these work fine,
however I cannot get the correct virtualhost page if I drop the
domainname from the URL.
Eg (these are examples, so
On Tue, Feb 18, 2003 at 02:33:35PM +1100, Matt Hyne wrote:
Folks, I have an apache problem that is probably quite simple to fix but
I cannot find the solution.
I have set up several virtual hosts on the box and these work fine,
however I cannot get the correct virtualhost page if I
quote who=Matt Hyne
I have the following virtual domains:
http://domain1.hyne.com
http://domain2.hyne.com
http://domain3.hyne.com
Now, If I use the FQDN, I get the correct pages. However if I just use
http://domain2 or http://domain3 then I will always get the webpage for
domain1.
A couple of possibilities. I'd probably go for the second one.
1/ Define domain3 as an alias using the 'ServerAlias' directive within the
virtual host definition
2/ use mod_rewrite to redirect requests for short domain names to the
longer name. This might be simpler if you have a lot of
Hi Matt.
Have you got a ServerAlias directive for each of these virual hosts?
If you haven't, for domain2 put
ServerAlias domain2
in your virtual host entry. Ditto for domains 1 3
HTH
Seb
On Tue, 2003-02-18 at 14:33, Matt Hyne wrote:
Folks, I have an apache problem that is probably
Thanks,
Looks like it needed
ServerAlias domain1
. . .
ServerAlias domain3
I would have though this would have been unnecessary.
Matt
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n Tue, Feb 18, 2003 at 02:43:20PM +1100, Matt Hyne wrote:
Thanks,
Looks like it needed
ServerAlias domain1
. . .
ServerAlias domain3
I would have though this would have been unnecessary.
When the web browser request a page in http 1.1, it sends a
On Tue, Feb 18, 2003 at 12:55:52PM +1100, Matthew Palmer wrote:
On Tue, 18 Feb 2003, Brad Thomson wrote:
Does anyone have Bynari's Insight server, connector and LDAP client running
in a production environment?
Run the hell away - NOW. We're migrating back to Exchange from
Mozilla for Windows?
Does IMAP. Used to use it until Evolution came along.
Stu
On Tue, 2003-02-18 at 14:22, Gonzalo Servat wrote:
On 18/02/2003 2:04 PM +1100 Marty Richards wrote:
If it simply email why not an imap server (Hope I have this right).
The IMAP server side is great. The
Just a though has any one tried or looked at SuSE Linux Openexchange Server
http://www.suse.de/en/business/products/suse_business/openexchange/index.html
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G'day all...
Just wondering about using `mt asf`
Is `mt asf 1` the equivalent of rewinding the tape?
So would `mt asf 6` place the tape at the start of the 6th position or
7th?
Thanks...
Mike
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The IMAP server side is great. The problems are with the clients - Outlook
and IMAP is ugly for a dozen reasons. Has anyone met a Windoze mail client
which works nicely with IMAP servers? (think sent items, drafts, deletion
procedures, address books etc).
the only client that has triumphed
I have a couple of PII 400 machines which are very noisy. As part of
the campaign to make them quieter, I was wondering if there were any
no-fan heatsinks around that could prevent the PII 400s from melting
down.
Google reveals that world+dog would like to sell me a heatsink *with*
fan - but I
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