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Category Archives: GNU/Linux
exim4 acl_whitelist_local_deny change causes some blacklisting
This was simpler… We test some anti-spam tools on the TTLLP mailserver. Some of those include exim ACLs that do various checks and tricks. Since the upgrade to debian 5.0, some of our incoming email had been delayed. The first … Continue reading
Posted in GNU/Linux
Tagged 5.0, acl_whitelist_local_deny, debian, exim4, lenny, upgrade
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Consumers, Boycotts and Cooperatives
A couple of days ago, daniel stone: boycott insanity compared Boycott Novell to “people on the street shouting at the sky about the government.” Previously, I’ve explained here why I think Boycotts are consumers doing judo on corporations and it’s … Continue reading
Posted in Cooperatives, GNU/Linux, Wordpress and Blogs
Tagged boycott, consumers, cooperatives-uk, ed mayo, novell
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Digital Britain Report: first glance
The Digital Britain Report was published on 16 June 2009. I only got time to look at it quickly recently because this is one of the co-op AGM seasons. At first glance, it misses the mark. It doesn’t do anything … Continue reading
Posted in Cooperatives, GNU/Linux, SPI, ThePhoneCoop
Tagged cooperatives, copyright, digital britain, government, report
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qpsmtpd Improved Things
As you may remember from past problems with joe-jobs, TTLLP still has a few (maybe only one left?) qmail servers rattling around. The comments on spam-filtering suggested a few possibilities for easing matters. As I wrote I would, I gave … Continue reading
Timeclock Functions in my .emacs
I’ve a ton of stuff that I want to write up, but the business busy-ness I mentioned in Elect MEPs for Freedom Now continues unabated. I’ve a good business reason for publishing these Emacs snippets, so here we go… I … Continue reading
A Question of Debian ClamAV, Freshclam and Volatile
I’m not a big fan of virus-scanning on the mailservers (I think you should bolt your email-sending computers right down so that viruses and spambots can’t send email), but it seems to be a necessity these days. So, I was … Continue reading
Tools for Group Administration of Debian Systems?
I’m sure there must be lots written about group system administration, but it doesn’t seem to be written in either the FAQ, the reference or even the venerable FDL’d SAG, so I hope it’s not a(nother) completely silly question. As … Continue reading
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Banking with Free Software/Firefox: MPS Italy
Websites I’ve just updated the online banking compatibility list after a report from Italy that Monte dei Paschi di Siena is not currently working for GNU/Linux users. Can anyone confirm they broke it, or tell us how to get it … Continue reading
Three Releases: Debian, Co-op and Videos
Three things I really like have released recently:- Debian GNU/Linux 5.0 (“Lenny”): I installed it on a laptop the weekend before going to a conference and I’m really impressed. It installed fairly neatly and was good-looking (gtk installer from USB … Continue reading
Posted in Cooperatives, Education, Training and Information, GNU/Linux
Tagged business, co-op, debian, fosdem, foss, lenny, linux.conf.au, open source
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Hardware Questions: Asus M5200N, Ubuntu, GPRS and an iPod Touch?
Moving on from the horrible tax situation, I’m struggling to get three pieces of hardware working. I’m terrible with hardware. Can anyone help me get these working better, please? I’ve been lent an Asus M5200N after I busted my shoulder … Continue reading