Category Archives: sysadmin

Func is Funky

Func, Fedora Unified Network Controller, allows us to send commands for remote execution in a set of pre-configured hosts. More, it allows us to choose which machines we want to address using shell globs. This, and more, is done securely over SSL. Func facilitates remote administration.

OpenAFS Encryption and Kerberos V

Kerberos. Type of Encryption used in OpenAFS communications.

MIT KerberosV at uSG

A part time job at Microelectronics Students’ Group. I’m working on their network systems, using MIT KerberosV.

Restore Grub in Gentoo

How to restore your grub installation if you somehow messed with the MBR or grub itself, using a Gentoo minimal install CD.

Apache SSL Vhosts and Default Vhosts Behavior

How to create an SSL Virtual Host with Apache2. How to couple this with normal Virtual Hosts already in production. Apache2 behavior when Server Name does not match and Virtual Host selection with SSL.

Rails: Migrate between databases

How to migrate a rails app, Redmine, and from Sqlite3 to MySQL effortlessly.

Creating and Managing a Remote GIT Repository

Using Gitosis to manage a remote repo, with groups of users for each repo, and emailing the revision comments to everyone.

VSFTPD and Iptables Rules in a VPS

Installing and configuring VSFTPD with iptables in the mix.

Apache (apparently) Secured against our beloved slowloris attack

How to defend against slowloris attack.

How to forward emails from one account to another with Postfix

This is a really small post ;)

Assuming we talking about Linux, go to the home directory of the account from which you want to redirect mail, and create a file named .forward. This file will be read by Postfix, and the mail will be delivered to the addresses contained in the file.

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