Pigeon wrote:
> On Thu, Apr 01, 2004 at 08:24:36AM +1000, Michael Bellears wrote:
>>>
>>> [Michael, can you please leave in attribution lines, and perhaps fix
>>> your mailer so that it supports References: or
>>> In-Reply-To: headers to support other threading-aware mailers?]
>>
>> Lookout does
On Thu, Apr 01, 2004 at 08:24:36AM +1000, Michael Bellears wrote:
> >
> > [Michael, can you please leave in attribution lines, and
> > perhaps fix your mailer so that it supports References: or
> > In-Reply-To: headers to support other threading-aware mailers?]
>
> Lookout does not appear to ha
>
> [Michael, can you please leave in attribution lines, and
> perhaps fix your mailer so that it supports References: or
> In-Reply-To: headers to support other threading-aware mailers?]
Lookout does not appear to have this feature - I'm sure I have seen an
add-on though...
MB
>
> The recommended install (Life with qmail) has qmail logging
> through multilog (part of the daemontools package), but yes,
> it can log through syslog.
>
Came across this if anyones interested: The following describes how to
log to remote host using multilog and tcpclient
http://smarden.o
Adrian 'Dagurashibanipal' von Bidder wrote:
> qmail can log to syslog, can't it? I'm sure it did on the machines where I
> saw it.
The recommended install (Life with qmail) has qmail logging through multilog
(part of the daemontools package), but yes, it can log through syslog.
Adam
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[Michael, can you please leave in attribution lines, and perhaps fix your
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On Wednesday 31 March 2004 01.14, Michael Bellears wrote:
> Steve:
> > I don't have a lot of experience with this b
>
> Not sure about "recommended", but cfengine is pretty good.
> You can go a long way with CVS + cvsup, too, but I think the
> best solution is to put configs in CVS/subversion, and use
> cfengine to handle deploying new versions of configs.
Like that suggestion a lot! - Thanks.
> > 3. Ima
> > 1. What is the recommended method to synch config files on
> all "real"
> > servers (Eg. Httpd.conf, horde/imp config files etc?) -
> Have only one
> > server that admins connect to for mods, then rsync any
> changes to the
> > other servers?
>
> I asked a similar question a few months ag
>Another way is to set up a cvs or
> subversion repository and use this to distribute the config
> file. Has the additional bonus of being able to trace back
> how the config file was changed.
Like it!
Couple of other responses also suggested cfengine (And combining cvs
with cfengine) - So I'l
Michael Bellears said on Tue, Mar 30, 2004 at 03:04:58PM +1000:
> 1. What is the recommended method to synch config files on all "real"
> servers (Eg. Httpd.conf, horde/imp config files etc?) - Have only one
> server that admins connect to for mods, then rsync any changes to the
> other servers?
On Tue, 30 Mar 2004, Michael Bellears wrote:
> We are in the process of migrating an overburdened Debian
> 3.0/Apache/qmail box into a webfarm setup.
>
> Looking at using a ServerIronXL for loadbalancing.
>
> Would appreciate anyone's experiences/recommendations on the following
> points:
>
> 1. W
On Tuesday 30 March 2004 07.04, Michael Bellears wrote:
> Would appreciate anyone's experiences/recommendations on the
> following points:
>
> 1. What is the recommended method to synch config files on all "real"
> servers (Eg. Httpd.conf, horde/imp config files etc?) - Have only one
> server that
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