I'm running 2 local domains one one box. I made an alias ip for my nic so i can access the two domains on different ip's.
Now i want to install mail for both domains, using sendmail ( i need to use sendmail so please don't tell me to use exim/qmail/postfix/...) . I've been fiddling with it for a bit ...

http://www.audioscrobbler.com/user/klavrynd/, mijn audioscrobbler page


en ps : bsd > *

why talk quantity if you need quality?

http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-t-29306.html
http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-t-96 ... grams.html
http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-t-83 ... grams.html
http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic.php?t=4812

i just checked mine and my .muttrc allso says :

glurps wrote: .procmailrc

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MAILDIR=&HOME/.maildir
[...]

if it wasn't a typo; it's $HOME, not &HOME

my little testmachine is a 466 celeron with 64 mb ram and so far it runs fine

i runs proftpd, apache+php, mysql, courier-imapd (ok it has some problems with this but it might aswell be the shoddy hdd that's in it) , and tons of other little things i want to test

if openvpn does ipsec you can only allow packets with that have either IPSEC ESP payload, and drop all other normal ip traffic. (i _think_ it's 50 as protocol number)

this only allows only encrypted traffic.

the only problem you could have is that ike uses plain ip for setting up, but that should ...

Started emerge on: Sep 03, 2004 16:25:09

#sarcasm

i was meaning, who cares if lilo has a fany interface if it fscks you when you forget to /sbin/lilo

i use a bootloader to boot into my os ...

it's the l/p to your database (mysql password)

phpmyadmin is nice, and it's in portage

gentoo is the first distro i really "use", tried slack, suse and debian before but they were deleted in less then a day

in your smb.conf disables master browser for your linux sambaserver

echto wrote:Use a different network.

4 computer network

192.168.1.0

1 computer network

10.0.0.0

might aswell use 192.168.2.x , netmask is /24 ...

maybe think about popping your webserver in the dmz (and be sure to firewall it, but maybe that goes without saying)

my ident is other then the user i'm running and my config is :
does your ident work when connecting to irc btw?

afaik on the old box. Instead of using ${CHOST}-gcc it should be using /var/lib/distcc/bin which distributes the compiling across your other boxes

puur masochisme als je't mij vraagt

hoeveel je ook tweaked, de tijd die je spendeert aan compilen weegt niet op tegen de snelheidswinst die je krijgt.

pas op, ik ben gentoo groupie 1e klas, maar ik blijf er bij voor het you're in control-gevoel en het pakketsysteem, "feels like openbsd with x-mas decoration" en niet voor dat luttele ...

Dit komt waarschijnlijk doordat je niet al je use-flags zelf hebt gezet, dus dmv USE="-* bla bla bla", wisseling naar het 2005 profile heeft wat andere USE-flags waardoor een aantal niet meer nodig zijn volgens depclean, als je zelf al je useflags zet kan het absoluut geen kwaad.

Frank

Mja, ik ...

heavy processor load? shoddy rj45? problems with interrupt sharing?

emerge depclean -p
Kijken wat er weg kan en dan voor de eggie doen

1 keer en nooit meer

gisteren gedaan en ik zit vandaag nog bezig met te zoeken welke packages ik juist terug moet emergen om mn systeem terug op poten te krijgen.

revdep-rebuild wil een hoop ebuilds emergen die niet meer ...

haven't we had this topic thousands of times before?

i think the "big" players atm are debian and fedora (ugh) for the server market, mandrake and perhaps suse for the no-brain installation, and not to forget knoppix for bootcd extravaganza

pjp wrote:I'll try another tactic. If cplay is a front end for ogg123 (etc.) what do I need madplay for?

madplay is an mpeg decoder, does the same as mg123

as for mpd, i don't like that you can't make playlists on the fly or play seperate files easily, like cplay does