Tag Archives: linux
The ssl perfect guide
Unfortunately this website doesn’t have a name, nerthless the explanations are really accurate: http://209.197.80.93/article/setting-ssl-certificates-apache
Dovecot configuration
Configuring dovecot to let postfix using it to authenticate clients. Here is my complete dovecot.conf the postfix needed section stand just with the definition of the listening socket protocols = imap imaps pop3 pop3s disable_plaintext_auth = no log_timestamp = “%Y-%m-%d … Continue reading
Testing a postfix server
Never forget ho to test a postfix server, both in plain and in ssl: Original Website
Configuring PostFix
Once postfix is running… it is better to store the main.cf in a post! I spent to much time # See /usr/share/postfix/main.cf.dist for a commented, more complete version # Debian specific: Specifying a file name will cause the first # … Continue reading
Dilbert: la striscia piu bella
Conoscete dilbert? Abbonandosi sul sito si riceve una sctriscia al giorno…francamente quella di oggi é esilarante!!! Via Dilbert
Linux is ready too…
A quick look at the latest version of the Access Linux Platform (ALP) today, running on an early build of TI’s OMAP 3-based Zoom hardware. Access seems excessively enthused with widgets, and really isn’t doing a bad job at them, featuring … Continue reading
LXDE
Wait… why none had never talked to me about this new cool desktop enviroment! I sincerely think it need a try… and probably I’ll write more in next days Here for more infos
Debian 5.0 Lenny released!
Wow wow wow wow wow! A new release have been burned out… cool guys cool! We can’t wait to update our servers. Let’s take a look on what this release will bring us.
Connect POP3 account via telnet
Ok… it happens sometimes we need to check our pop3 account and we don’t really want to configure our mail client. The solution is to just open our terminal and telnet it: telnet mail.scoditti.com 110 Trying 82.246.188.84… Connected to mail.scoditti.com. … Continue reading
Cat and Grep multiple files
When we need to find something in a file using bash we use to write: cat <file>.<ext> | grep <str> But what if we want to search in multiple files? cat *.<ext> | grep <str> *.<ext>