You're welcome, and well done for getting it working!
(One tip though: Try and resist the temptation to reboot to get yourself out of sticky situations - it's rarely necessary unlike with some...
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You're welcome, and well done for getting it working!
(One tip though: Try and resist the temptation to reboot to get yourself out of sticky situations - it's rarely necessary unlike with some...
Your issue is that Postfix is unable to start (and bind to port 25 as MTA's do) because it seems Sendmail (or something else) is still running (and hence hanging onto that port).
The installation...
Post the mail log (/var/log/mail.log) as it may shed some light on what is wrong.
Mathew
You're welcome - good to see such an old thread still of some use!
Mathew
On a practical level I wouldn't worry about it. Certificate security services for SMTP are very rarely used (compared to the HTTP world) and, if anything, is often used only for the encryption aspect...
Try the following:
1. Go to http://www.thawte.com/roots/ and download Thawte's root CA certificates
2. Unzip the files with unzip <file.zip>
3. Convert the desired CA cert with openssl x509...
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That one is definitely rubbish :D (please feel free to sign up for a basic TCP/IP networking training somewhere somehow ... and you will immediately understand why!)[/quote]It sounds like it is you...
You might want to add a ServerAlias directive to your Prophetspeak config too.
Mathew
Okay, that's good - the DNS is fine.
That is the server config, you need the site-specific config (in /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/000-default by default, I think).
Edit: I see you also have a...
You need to describe your setup better, in particular how your network is laid out. What is the subnet mask, i.e. are the 192.168.0.x and 192.168.1.x devices all in the same subnet?
Ignore...
It's not clear from your question exactly what the symptoms of the problem are, but the cause is almost certainly down to either DNS or your Apache config as Fireblazer suggests.
Without your...
Sure... Let's do a walkthough:
To calculate the running costs of a device, at the most basic level, we need to know three things:
- Power consumption (measured in watts, W)
- Running time...
I'm not so sure.
The author has not provided the actual power consumption of devices in many of their examples and so it would be impossible to correct those entries (instead requiring further...
True, true. It's just very worrying when you see such inaccurate information presented as fact that it makes you (me) worry what else might be right or wrong.
I would if I knew how! I couldn't...
No problem - when you're not sure what the problem it's easy to leave important bits out!
You need to add your 192.168.2.3 laderlaw.com laderlaw to the HOSTS files on your other two computers....
For this sort of query, consider installing apt-file as, amongst other things, it allows you to find out which package installs which files.
For example,
$ sudo apt-file update
$ sudo...
That pretty much shows the HOSTS file is working properly then. I suspect the problem lies elsewhere.
Post the output of wget http://laderlaw
(I am assuming you are trying to access the website...
The calculations are also completely wrong. Whoever wrote that article really doesn't have a clue.
As an example, let's take the redundant controller suggestion saving 5-10W. For the best case...
If you only require outgoing e-mail then I would recommend looking at Nullmailer. The forum archives are full of examples/discussions of its use.
Mathew
Yes - just user confusion at what the logs are saying.
Post your full syslog if you are at all unsure as to what's happening in your particular case.
Mathew
What about the P.S. questions?
Mathew
I would've thought Squirrelmail (or rather Apache) requires read access to the attachment directory.
Fix this with sudo chmod g+r /var/spool/squirrelmail/attach or, better still, make...
Don't use httpd.conf - it exists purely for backwards compatibility and should not be used for new configuration. Use /etc/apache2/sites-available/ instead (and then enable the sites with a2ensite)
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Don't worry about that - it is just saying the message has been removed from the queue as it has been dealt with.
As you haven't told us where you were sending the message to, or your Postfix...