I've never used rsync in daemon mode (if that is the right way to phrase it),
but wouldn't that do everything automatically?
I know on Digital Ocean you can use a special network between "droplets" (VMs)
that is local. There is no transit cost. Perhaps Vultr does the same thing.
Vultr has a
Charles,
At one point I used homegrown shell and perl for my CA maintenance,
DNS zone files, and server configs were all in a set of files with
substitutions list ${{HOST}}, ${{DOMAIN}}, ${{FQDN}}, ${{IPv4::fqdn}},
${{IPv6::fqdn}}, and ${{CNAME::fqdn}} used so that a generic config
can cover multi
> On Apr 29, 2017, at 6:41 AM, li...@lazygranch.com wrote:
>
> I've never used rsync in daemon mode (if that is the right way to phrase it),
> but wouldn't that do everything automatically?
I’m all set on transferring data, my main interest is in dumping the data from
mysql and then creating
Hi,
MS Outlook 2010 and above, W10 Mail clients use SRV
_autodiscover._tcp.domain.tld (and
https://autodiscover.domain.tld/autodiscover/ autodiscover.xml)
The XML provides details about protocols, ports, auth., account details, even
the Full Name - after the authentication.
I guess was introd
On 4/29/2017 1:10 AM, Klaus Tachtler wrote:
> Hi List,
>
> I have implemented alterMIME for adding a disclaimer and X-Header to
> outgoing email.
>
> I have written a script like described here:
> http://www.postfix.org/FILTER_README.html#simple_filter
>
> It works fine so far, BUT if I try to a
Hi Noel,
thank you for your informatin of using mini_sendmail. I was searching
for something like that, a program where I can specify a smtp-server
and call it using a script and the email in text from.
I will give them a try.
Actually I use AMaViS and the alterMIME support, but I want to
