Networks – Dropbear

Mixing pysnmp and stdin

Depending on the application, sometimes you want to have some socket operations going (such as loading a website) and have stdin being […]

My website for a while has used CloudFlare as its front-end. It’s a rather nice setup and means my real server gets […]

I found an interesting side-effect of the Juniper firewalls when you introduce IPv6. In hindsight it appears perfectly reasonable but if you […]

After reading François’ article about running your own XMPP server, I thought I’d give it a go myself. A comment from Steven […]

Dear lazyyweb, Has anyone got a way for postfix to use a transport map such that it sends email to the given […]

A day or two ago I tried sending an email to a friend who happens to use the Road Runner ISP for […]

I have been putting a lot of testing into JFFNMS lately. I have been very lucky to have had someone with the […]

JFFNMS version 0.9.2 was released today both as an upstream tar.gz file and a new Debian package. This version fixes some bugs […]

Painless they say, automatically they say. This is what the NetworkManager manual page describes the daemon. I’d like to say annoying and […]

We’re in that in-between place where there is plenty of IPv4 out there, but sometimes you either need or want to get […]