Autor: Tim Strehle
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Courier IMAP-Server
Installed courier-imap-1.6.1.20021124 for testing „fake e-mail accounts“. Installation instructions: http://www.inter7.com/courierimap/INSTALL.html#userdb Now I can simply put RFC822 text files into maildir/new, and they appear in the IMAP inbox (or in the POP3 inbox)! Use this for push profiles (SDI), e-mail archiving (the user can simply drag&drop mails into this folder using his mail client), … User…
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Samba Virtual File System
It’s really possible – but maybe one should wait for Samba 3.0? The „examples“ directory in the Samba sources contains a „VFS“ directory. Have a look at that README file – they’ve got a ready-made audit module, logging all Samba accesses using syslog… And here someone built a Virtual File System based on MySQL tables:…
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German Christian songs on the Internet
http://www.neues-geistliches-lied.de/ http://www.feuerflamme.de/Musik/Lobpreis/ http://lobpreisteam.de/info.html http://www.pfarrer-pc.de/ (And my own project, currently in the works: http://www.liederdatenbank.de/)
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Software Release Practice HOWTO
Eric Steven Raymond: http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Software-Release-Practice-HOWTO/index.html
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Running Apache + PHP + MySQL from CD
http://www.broadowlersystems.co.uk/democd/: „What is it? It is a set of tools and technigues for Apache / PHP / MySQL developers to create their own demo CD’s. All required sources are made available for free.“
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Apache 1.3.27 and PHP Accelerator
Installed Apache 1.3.27 and PHP Accelerator. No noticeable speedup. Hmm.
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PHP Accelerator and DSO
More compilation tasks: Compile Apache with DSO support! And install the PHP Accelerator: http://www.php-accelerator.co.uk/
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swish-e 2.2
A new swish-e version has arrived which they say is faster. Indexing really looks faster, if I can trust my eyes?
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ServerTokens Prod
The current Apache OpenSSL worm („Linux Slapper Worm“) checks the webserver version by reading the HTTP header before it attacks. Added „ServerTokens Prod“ to httpd.conf – now it says „Server: Apache“, was „Server: Apache/1.3.26 (Unix) mod_ssl/2.8.10 OpenSSL/0.9.6“ before. (See the Apache documentation and FAQ.)