OpenBSD: Making changes to the stock Sendmail configuration

March 31, 2006
Filed under: BSD 


Here’s the OpenBSD version of the immediately preceding post:


# cd /etc/mail
# cp sendmail.cf sendmail.cf.old
# cd /usr/share/sendmail/cf
# cp openbsd-proto.mc openbsd-proto.mc.old
# vi openbsd-proto.mc

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FreeBSD: Making changes to the stock Sendmail configuration

March 31, 2006
Filed under: BSD 


Scenario:

You’ve a FreeBSD install, be it a server or a desktop or both, running fine. One day, however, you discover that you need to re-configure the stock sendmail setup, whether to add a feature, delete one, improve its security, or to just plain enhance its performance.
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NetBSD: Making Sendmail on a LAN host listen for “external” LAN connections:

March 30, 2006
Filed under: BSD 


We all like the secure-by-default approach of the BSDs, and it’s probably a major reason for us using them. There are times, however, when the process of opening services up, be it for internal LAN use or for the evil internet at large can throw us into a loop.
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Sana, sa mundong ‘to, dot dot dot (3)

March 28, 2006
Filed under: Blah 

Hindi pasigaw magsalita ang mga tao.

Checking up on your bot: “.status”

March 28, 2006
Filed under: Eggdrop 

The .status command is useful in terms of giving you a quick overview of how your bot’s doing. Here’s sample output:
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OpenBSD: Tracking -stable

March 28, 2006
Filed under: BSD 


Here are the steps I use to update my OpenBSD machines, both servers and desktops. These steps help an admin track the OpenBSD patch/errata branch ( -stable ), and are not for those wishing to track -current:
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Last I checked…

March 28, 2006
Filed under: Quotes 

… communist thugs who live by an outmoded godless ideology, devoid of the values that you live by and die for everyday.
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