Julian released two beta versions of MailScanner today - 4.33.1 was quickly replaced by 4.33.2 The more interesting changes are in MCP, which is now fully integrated into MailScanner.conf. Although I'm not using it on any of our production systems it's still a very interesting feature that could prove useful in some situations. Another feature that was added not so long ago is … [Read more...] about MailScanner 4.33.2 [beta]
Firefox / Evolution
Firefox is a very nice browser and makes an excellent replacement for Internet Explorer. One of the things that was a little annoying after installing Evolution in Debian was that hyperlinks in emails did not work. Niall provides a simple way of fixing this here. … [Read more...] about Firefox / Evolution
Debian (Sarge) Net Install ISOs
As I keep on losing the links I'll post them here for myself and anyone who needs them: Full list i386 … [Read more...] about Debian (Sarge) Net Install ISOs
Wireless
Wired networks are very restrictive, but you really don't appreciate how much freedom wireless can bring until you actually have it. A couple of months ago we picked up a few wireless pcmcia cards on eBay. They are Cisco aironets which work perfectly in linux. You simply pop it in and it works (unless you're using Suse, which is a little demented when it comes to network … [Read more...] about Wireless
ipv6
This server is now ipv6 enabled! ipv6 info has a lot of the heavier technical info. As this server is running Apache2, which has native support for both ipv4 and ipv6, enabling it was simply a matter of changing the vhost config slightly. The pop/imap server, dovecot, supports ipv6 as well. All you need to do is make a couple of minor changes to the main configuration … [Read more...] about ipv6