In Debian/Sarge, where is the appropriate place for some iptables rules to
deny access to some local ports?
Adi
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> On my system I put a firewall script in /etc/init.d and have it loaded on startup.
> But this is on a LAN. You may want to do things differently for dial-up.
It's on a LAN. Sounds like everyone just rolls their own then, no standard
place to stick iptables rules.
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I am trying to build cyrus-imap from sources on Sarge. For some reason the
./configure script complains that -ldb-4.2 does no contain a db_create
function. Why would that be? /usr/lib/libdb-4.2.so certainly exists.
If I build db-4.2 from source and use this to build cyrus-imap all is
well. At leas
> You probably need the libdb4.2-dev package installed.
Yes, that is installed.
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I need to build some servers that are hopefully going to be in service for
a long time. Most distributions I have been looking at have short support
cycles, where in the very near future a significant upgrade/rebuild is
required rather than just security fixes. Another solution would be to go
with
Is it possible to install a Debian system headless (no keyboard or monitor
attached at any time)? A couple of possibilities come to mind.
A 'kickstart' like install where a single CD installs a base system
with all parameters such as partitioning, network, etc pre-defined.
A boot image wh
> You -could- (I stress could here) use 'fai', but I suspect that you'd
> consider that overkill on you part. Indeed, I'd agree. What you'd really
> want to do is use 'deboostrap' on the headless server. There's plenty of
> documentation on how to do this.
To use 'deboostrap' I already need a work
> If you're satisfied with the existing feature set, are new features
> really anywhere near as important as security fixes? Particularly
> when it comes to production servers?
New features aren't important at all. It is all about maintaining the
current state of a server while keeping it secure
I am trying to get the postfix MTA to work with cyrus-imap on
Debian/Sarge. I think I may have to build postfix from source rather than
use the Debian package. However, if I try to remove the postfix Debian
package it also removes other things that I don't want to touch, such as
mysql-server. How c
I cannot get postfix to deliver mail via lmtp to cyrus-imap. Here are the
relevant configuration chunks I added:
cyrus.conf:
lmtpcyr cmd="lmtpd" listen="/var/run/cyrus/socket/lmtp" prefork=1
master.cf
lmtpcyr unix - - n - - lmtp
main.cf:
> I don't think you need to build postfix from source to use cyrus-imap
> (i suspect you need to look carefully at the sasl authentication), but
> if you insist, i suggest to use the debian sources and build a debian
> package. Anyway, to do what you ask, i think you need to look at the
> "equivs"
I am evaluating courier-imap and maildir for a mail server. When the first
email is delivered to a local mail account, is the maildir structure
automatically created by postfix, maildrop, procmail, etc...?
Adi
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I am looking for some feedback on the Dell PowerEdge 750. These are some
pretty reasonably prices 1U servers, IMHO. I have used PE350 and PE650
with great success an 0% failure rates.
The basic Dell PowerEdge 750 comes with SATA (serial ATA) drive and no CD
or floppy. I am thinking about deploying
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