ance) and let the external program invoke gpg to
perform the checks. Then change the ``dropdirectory/$MATCH'' to, eg,
``| my_strip_gpg_and_store "$MATCH"''.
man procmailrc(1).
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t's the module interface which
sucks[2], and the inability to make a chain of system dependencies,
so you can't say "if BigRouter goes down, just report that, and not
the 300 LittleServices behind it".
[2] Mostly nocollib.pl which is unclean and leaks memory and I don
ide a here-document, or whatever).
There are some other smaller gotchas as well, but I don't remember them
off the top of my head as the vast majority of problems arise from the
above scenario.
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ter)
Relying on timely response from customers from customers does not scale.
Searching for a magic bullet is naive. Trying to design things right
first time isn't perfect, but it makes life easier in the long run, at
the expense of more work at start-up time.
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tly ends that discussion - I'm already
trying to juggle too many things at work.
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another go at phasing out
perl4 on the servers ...
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on of
perl. Forcing perl to be entirely static is apparently not as
straight-forward as it should be; I don't know, though, as a couple of
colleagues handled this)
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r version.
Predicting the future is tricky. Being defensive in the way that you
set things up can help you bypass some of the uncertainty.
Defensive SysAdmin-ing as opposed to Defensive Programming. :^)
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some responsibility for changing their scripts appropriately.
All this IMnsHO. HAND.
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.
Matching forward and reverse DNS is a Good Thing(tm).
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my head trying to
> work that one out.
BCP 20. Which is currently RFC 2317. Titled "Classless IN-ADDR.ARPA
delegation".
Follow that, and most things should work, with the caveats stated
therein about older BIND servers.
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manual-page. I've never tried this, so can't
comment.
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e numbers - many regard it as an invasion of privacy.
mutt(1) can support use of DSN, but it's not enabled by default.
See also RFC 1894.
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Typing away merrily, Phil Pennock produced the immortal words:
> shell_prompt$ perl -i.old \
> -e 's{http://209.155.163.97/}{http://www.pexchange.com/}g' \
> $(find THOSE_DIRECTORIES -name \*.cgi -print)
Need more coffee. Hopefully it's obvious that THOSE_DIRECTORIES
ely. Note the backslashes - you can
omit them if you make sure to type those three lines as one.
HTH
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x things
without getting out of bed and without having noisy computers in my
bedroom.
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ty Package (size)
stable 100%xinetd 2.2.1-8.1 (87.7k)
replacement for inetd with many enhancements
Such enhancements including, eg, ability to bind to a specific interface
on a machine.
And the xinetd.conf syntax is signicantly cleaner than traditional
inetd.conf (IMHO).
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