Hi:
I'm looking for a reference on setting up remote syslog operations.
I wont to send syslog info from a Cisco 7206 to a linux logger.
I sort of get ohw to use the -r and hosts list to make the daemon listen,
but hwo to set up the other end is my problem any references for system to
system or rout
We use sendmail all the time to send messages from CGI applications. We
would now like to be able to send binary file attachments. I realize that
we will have to encode the files before we can attach them, two questions,
first how do I get sendmail to actually 'attach' the encoded file to the
mes
thanks if someone is about to answer about syslogd
I found it
kern.* @hostanme
add entry to services and use -r option.
ST> ... I realize that we will have to encode the
ST> files before we can attach them, two questions, first how do I
ST> get sendmail to actually 'attach' the encoded file to the
ST> message,
You don't. In general sendmail does not care about what you feed it.
You deal with the
> thanks if someone is about to answer about syslogd
> I found it
> kern.*@hostanme
> add entry to services and use -r option.
Here's some complete instructions, from my own setup:
On the cisco device, add following to config:
logging
logging trap debugging
On Debian server, add -r to
I probably should have worded it better. I would like to send an email it
had been using an ANCI C program. I frequently use sendmail from within
these programs. I just need to know how to attach a binary file to a
message if necessary, wrong within the software that we write.
Scott Thompson
Prog
Sorry, I did get it figured out now :-)
Hi, we are looking out for some good ISP billing software, as our home
growen solution just isn't up to the task any more, and it strikes me as
a rather pointless excersise to re-invent a wheel that has been inveted
probably countless times before.
I've been checking a few out bt most of them "
You should probably join inet-access mailing list as well. There is always
good ISP (non-debian-specific) info there.
http://www.portia.com/matt/ISP/inet-access.html
You might want to look into a package called freeside. Opensource perl
based billing. Sounds to be exactly what you want...
http
I've been checking a few out bt most of them "rodopi","isptraq",, etc
etc etc all seem to be NT solutions backed by MS SQL server neither of
which I like very much.
We use a product called Optigold (www.digitalpoint.com). I'm a big
fan of open source software, but as far as functionality and su
Does anyone know of any open source billing solution(s) which
can bill by bandwidth/disk usage?
Douglas Rudd
-- Original Message --
>>
>>I've been checking a few out bt most of them "rodopi","isptraq",, etc
>>etc etc all seem to be NT solutions backed by MS SQL server neither of
>>which I like
Hi:
I'm looking for a reference on setting up remote syslog operations.
I wont to send syslog info from a Cisco 7206 to a linux logger.
I sort of get ohw to use the -r and hosts list to make the daemon listen,
but hwo to set up the other end is my problem any references for system to
system or rou
We use sendmail all the time to send messages from CGI applications. We
would now like to be able to send binary file attachments. I realize that
we will have to encode the files before we can attach them, two questions,
first how do I get sendmail to actually 'attach' the encoded file to the
me
thanks if someone is about to answer about syslogd
I found it
kern.* @hostanme
add entry to services and use -r option.
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ST> ... I realize that we will have to encode the
ST> files before we can attach them, two questions, first how do I
ST> get sendmail to actually 'attach' the encoded file to the
ST> message,
You don't. In general sendmail does not care about what you feed it.
You deal with th
> thanks if someone is about to answer about syslogd
> I found it
> kern.*@hostanme
> add entry to services and use -r option.
Here's some complete instructions, from my own setup:
On the cisco device, add following to config:
logging
logging trap debugging
On Debian server, add -r t
I probably should have worded it better. I would like to send an email it
had been using an ANCI C program. I frequently use sendmail from within
these programs. I just need to know how to attach a binary file to a
message if necessary, wrong within the software that we write.
Scott Thompson
Pro
Sorry, I did get it figured out now :-)
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Hi, we are looking out for some good ISP billing software, as our home
growen solution just isn't up to the task any more, and it strikes me as
a rather pointless excersise to re-invent a wheel that has been inveted
probably countless times before.
I've been checking a few out bt most of them
You should probably join inet-access mailing list as well. There is always
good ISP (non-debian-specific) info there.
http://www.portia.com/matt/ISP/inet-access.html
You might want to look into a package called freeside. Opensource perl
based billing. Sounds to be exactly what you want...
htt
>
>I've been checking a few out bt most of them "rodopi","isptraq",, etc
>etc etc all seem to be NT solutions backed by MS SQL server neither of
>which I like very much.
We use a product called Optigold (www.digitalpoint.com). I'm a big
fan of open source software, but as far as functionality
Does anyone know of any open source billing solution(s) which
can bill by bandwidth/disk usage?
Douglas Rudd
-- Original Message --
>>
>>I've been checking a few out bt most of them "rodopi","isptraq",, etc
>>etc etc all seem to be NT solutions backed by MS SQL server neither of
>>which I like
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