Slamming is a popular spammer tactic in which the spammer quickly fires off SMTP messages without waiting for responses from the receiving server. A poorly behaved MTA will then accept traffic from the spammer, instead of rejecting it as it should. But even well-behaved MTAs are affected because of the sheer volume of traffic with . . . → Read More: Sendmail’s Greet_Pause
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When I read forums, sometimes I see people asking for advice on which CMS would be adapted for their particular project, and often there are replies of what looks like Joomla fanatics who answer without any argument that Joomla is the best CMS. I can’t stand it because I know it’s wrong, but then I’m . . . → Read More: Is Drupal the best CMS or is it Joomla? 26 March: A global day for document liberation Sign up your DFD team today! The Document Freedom Day (DFD) is a global day for Document Liberation with grassroots action for promotion of Free Document Formats and Open Standards in general. The DFD was initiated and is supported by a group of organisations and companies, . . . → Read More: Document Freedom Day DFD WinMerge is an Open Source visual text file differencing and merging tool for Win32 platforms. It is highly useful for determining what has changed between project versions, and then merging changes between versions. Key Features: Visual differencing and merging of text files Flexible editor with syntax highlighting, line numbers and word-wrap Handles DOS, UNIX and . . . → Read More: WinMerge – powerful FOSS visual tool for files/folders differencing and merging Sunnyvale, Calif. – February 5, 2008 – Zimbra, a Yahoo! (Nasdaq: YHOO) company, and the leader in open source, next-generation e-mail, today announced the availability of Zimbra Collaboration Suite (ZCS) 5.0. ZCS 5.0 includes hundreds of enhancements that expand Zimbra’s access across desktops and devices while setting the standard for Web-based productivity in a business . . . → Read More: New Features for Zimbra Collaboration Suite 5.0 Basics 1. Windows Vista OS to Ubuntu OS 2. Internet Explorer Browser to Firefox Browser Office Suites 3. Microsoft Office to OpenOffice 4. Mactopia to NeoOffice Office Tools 5. MathWorks MATLAB to Scilab 6. Microsoft Access to Kexi 7. Microsoft Word to OpenOffice Writer 8. Microsoft Excel to OpenOffice Calc 9. Microsoft Visio to Dia . . . → Read More: Top 50 Proprietary Software and their Open Source alternatives Enterprise IT” vendors are in the midst of an identity crisis, and Linux is to blame. Want proof? Just look at some recent news announcements: Not only is the erstwhile uber-proprietary Sun Microsystems selling Intel- and AMD-based servers, it has also snapped up open source giants like MySQL. That’s quite a shift from a year . . . → Read More: Enterprise IT ain’t what it used to be I am using SpamAssassin 3.1.x on Linux. Now, all mails with spam score over five (5) are marked as spams (so simple configuration). Further more, I would like to remove permanently all mails with score over ten (10). Here is content of /etc/procmailrc to do that: DROPPRIVS=yes MAX_SCORE=10.00 MIN_SCORE=5.00 :0fw | /usr/bin/spamc :0 * ^X-Spam-Status:.*score=\/[0-9\.]+ . . . → Read More: Removing mails spam-scored over 10 I had a requirement to restrict who could log into a ftp server, to automatically create their home directory – but in a different directory thats set in LDAP – with the correct permissions, and then to chroot them into here. ProFTPd with mod_ldap happened to be the answer, although it took a little bit . . . → Read More: ProFTPd Automated Home Dir Creation |
  
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