Hi Rod,
After a bit more playing and a bit more thinking I finally figured it
out..I think
What it looks like is that the router I am using as the gateway
(203.220.47.153) needed to have its ARP table updated or flushed or
something. I don't have control over it so I can't be sure. What I
Hi Rod,
After a bit more playing and a bit more thinking I finally figured it
out..I think
What it looks like is that the router I am using as the gateway
(203.220.47.153) needed to have its ARP table updated or flushed or
something. I don't have control over it so I can't be sure. What
most people these days expect e-mail to be pretty instant so to
have mail sitting in a queue for 7 days and not getting a warning for
several hours seems a bit old fashioned. So far 12 hours and 30
minutes seems to be working well. What are other people doing?
Cheers,
Lauchlin Wilkinson
most people these days expect e-mail to be pretty instant so to
have mail sitting in a queue for 7 days and not getting a warning for
several hours seems a bit old fashioned. So far 12 hours and 30
minutes seems to be working well. What are other people doing?
Cheers,
Lauchlin Wilkinson
I'm not a network guru but I think bridgeing can do this. brctl is the
command you use to bridge two interfaces. Maybe a search on google for
that will turn something up? apt-get install bridge-utils should
download all the packages you need for a 2.4 kernel. Some one please
conrrect me if I am
I'm not a network guru but I think bridgeing can do this. brctl is the
command you use to bridge two interfaces. Maybe a search on google for
that will turn something up? apt-get install bridge-utils should
download all the packages you need for a 2.4 kernel. Some one please
conrrect me if I am
We have one machine that is currently handleing about that many users.
It runs Debian 3.0 stable, sendmail, spamassassin (if anyone has a
better spam fillter let me know), imap and pop, and the load average is
rarely above 0.7. Most of the load comes from spamassassin. Which
seems to be normal.
We have one machine that is currently handleing about that many users.
It runs Debian 3.0 stable, sendmail, spamassassin (if anyone has a
better spam fillter let me know), imap and pop, and the load average is
rarely above 0.7. Most of the load comes from spamassassin. Which
seems to be normal.
Hi,
not 100% debian related I know but for the last few days I've been
getting alot of the following messages in my syslog:
named[18287]: sysquery: query(ns2.requestedhosting.com) All possible A
RR's lame
Now, I know it is normal to get this kind of message every now and then
for a daomin where
Heyas,
does anyone have any good links/info on how to set up a
loadsharing/redunant mail servers (pop, imap, smtp). At the moment I
have 1 server doing all three jobs but we are soon going to grow out of
this arrangment andI have not had any experience with setting up such
systems.
Thanks in ada
Hi,
I have a couple of legacy Sun Cobalt RaQ4's that I want to switch to
running Debian. My question is, does anyone know of a good web based
admin system for users to admin e-mail aliases etc that is similar to
the cobalt system. It only need to have simply functionality e-mail
aliases and e-mai
Hi,
I was wondering what most people on the list did when it came to keeping
tabs on the health of IDE hard drives? I have a server in a remote
location that I fear has one HD that is going flaky. Is there a way of
doing a bad block scan on a mounted partition safely or am I asking the
impossibl
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