http://wiki.linux.edu/ 2009-01-07T00:01:03-05:00 http://wiki.linux.edu/ http://wiki.linux.edu/lib/images/favicon.ico text/html 2008-10-04T14:19:20-05:00 Steven James http://wiki.linux.edu/pine?rev=1223144360&do=diff Because the licence for Pine does not allow any binary distribution, Debian, Ubuntu, and probably others make the source package available, but not a ready made binary. To install it, create and cd to a new directory, then: apt-get source pine apt-get build-dep pine apt-get -b source pine This has apt download the source for pine, then install any packages needed to build the package, then build (-b) and install it. text/html 2008-10-04T14:15:02-05:00 Steven James http://wiki.linux.edu/pyro?rev=1223144102&do=diff FIXME :-) iptables API buildroot bproc 802.11 wireless fedora-bproc postfix info and tools Virtual mail system with postfix on Debian Etch Samba PVenti Install pine on debian and Ubuntu text/html 2008-10-04T08:47:04-05:00 Steven James http://wiki.linux.edu/postfix/postvirt?rev=1223124424&do=diff This is a simple explaination of a virtual email server supporting tls and imap with a PostgreSQL database and using postfix. Roughly, this can be divided into several logical steps Initialize the database Configure basic postfix configure postfix for virtual hosting using the postgres database tables install sasl2-bin and configure saslauthd configure postfix for TLS and sasl auth install courier-imap and courier-authdaemon for imap services text/html 2008-04-29T12:04:49-05:00 Steven James http://wiki.linux.edu/pventi/start?rev=1209485089&do=diff PVenti is a new filesystem drawing on the Plan 9 Venti storage server with updates to reflect more modern assumptions about data storage. Venti is a block storage system where blocks are identified by a hash of their contents rather than by a fixed block number. When designed, it was assumed that massive storage would require the use of WORM media in a jukebox and that that media would have a lifetime in the tens of years. Thus, Venti does not maintain refcounts on blocks. Instead, once created…