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freesco:howtos:how-to_setup_a_mail_server:
123 Hitstween EXIM THE MAIL SERVER and an email client.
<code>EXIM -------POPA3D (the communication wire)------- email clients</code>
</box>\\ \\
~~UP~~
===== Steps to get the mail server up and running =====
=... inst exim version 4.x, now included in the source code in version 4.50, providing support for content sc
freesco:howtos:setting_up_an_development_environment:
84 Hitsntains several rows with the following structure:<code>rem \linux\loadlin \linux\vmlinuz root=/dev/xxxN rw</code>These rows tells where to find the Linux kernel. Each row specifies a certain location. Mos... art by comment out the default choice by changing<code>\linux\loadlin \linux\vmlinuz root=/dev/sda4 rw</
freesco:howtos:how_to_create_an_add-on_package:
55 Hitsal rule for a 3rd party add-on package name is:
<code>
<packagename>-<version#>-<author>
</code>
or:
<code>
<packagename>_<version#>_<author>
</code>
Where version# is the version of the software your p... ow what my directory/package name should become:
<code>
[Linux] mkdir htp_0.4.4_dingetje
[Linux] cd htp_
freesco:howtos:how-to_make_ssh_more_secure:
52 Hits root and go into the FREESCO setup, by typing :
<code>setup</code>
and <enter>, then choose advanced settings (a), and Option #47.
<code>Advanced settings (x - exit) []? 47</code>type <enter>, then here :
<code>
Enable SSHD to allow remote access to Freesco. You can use SSH
and perform
freesco:manuals:027:3.4_dialup_router:
50 Hitsby step through setup for this type of router.
<code>
711 Hostname of this computer [router]? Press <Enter>
</code>
Give a name to your router, default is router
<code>
712 Domain name [inet]? Press <Enter>
</code>
Give a name to your whole local network (domain), default - inet
<code>
How many e
freesco:howtos:exim_virtual_domains:
44 Hitsh **local_domains** and make it look like this:
<code>
qualify_domain = dingetje.hopto.org
local_do... o.org:dbm;/mnt/router/packages/exim/domains.dbm
</code>
your line may look different because you've alr... ation and add this section as the first handler:
<code>
#
# for virtual domains
#
virtual:
driver = al
freesco:howtos:ad-blocking_with_freesco_without_ruining_the_hosting_page:
40 HitsS-DOS prompt, change to the c:\router directory.
<code>cd router</code>
* Rename c:\router\ramdisk to c:\router\ramdisk.bak
<code>rename ramdisk ramdisk.bak</code>
* Insert the floppy disk contain... * Copy the file a:\ramdisk to c:\router\ramdisk.
<code>copy a:\ramdisk c:</code>
* Remove the floppy
freesco:howtos:gallery_03x:
39 Hits-to, commands you'll have to input are written in code blocks.
Enjoy,
//**Wimpie**//
==== What is Ga... ll your Gallery (this can be anything you like).
<code>
cd /www
mkdir photoalbum
cd photoalbum
</code>
N... les.php?group_id=7130 ) using the snarf command.
<code>
snarf http://belnet.dl.sourceforge.net/sourcefor
freesco:howtos:what_to_do_with_your_new_freesco:
36 Hits**). The original startup line looks like this:
<code>fork pure-ftpd $D -A -b -c $FTPCON -C 2 -B -D $ANON -H -I 15 -m 10 -s -S $FTPPORT -Z</code>
With PureFTP you can specify the lowest uid that is allo... s, edit /etc/profile. Look for the line that says<code>[ ${BIGMEM:-y}$LOGNAME = yroot ] && exec ile</cod
howtos:telnet_-_smtp_commands_sending_mail_using_telnet:
28 Hitsnnection from your computer to your mail server.
<code>telnet mail.domain.ext 25</code>
You should receive a reply like:
<code>Trying ???.???.???.???...
Connected to mail.domain.ext.
Escape character is '... Sendmail ?version-number?; ?date+time+gmtoffset?</code>
You will then need to delcare where you are sen
freesco:howtos:compiling_programs_for_use_with_freesco:
27 Hitsinux/kernel/v2.0/linux-2.0.38.tar.gz
(the source code to the 2.0.38 kernel, needed to recompile the ker... dicated by a C:\> or C:\WINDOWS> prompt, type:
<code>CD\LINUX</code>
You should see the prompt change... file to indicate the correct hard drive. Type:
<code>EDIT LINUX.BAT </code>
You should now be in the M
freesco:howtos:freesco_03x_mv2hdd_howto:
24 Hits DOS-prompt. Now format the HD. Use the command
<code>format c: /s</code>
This will format the HD and ... art over. As we want to install on the HD, type
<code>mv2hd</code>
and press Enter.
The router is boot... router you must use the second start option, ie
<code>router.bat setup</code>. Type it at the prompt an
freesco:howtos:running_freesco_0.2.7_from_hdd_without_msdos:
20 Hits* Connect to internet and download syslinux.gz :
<code>export `grep PROXY /etc/system.cfg`
snarf http://... ror/0.2.7/download/syslinux.gz /tmp/syslinux.gz
</code>or if you downloaded file in step 2 just copy it:
<code>cp /mnt/router/syslinux.gz /tmp/syslinux.gz</code>
**5.** Unpack it and make it executable:
freesco:howtos:how-to_automatically_run_scandisk:
20 HitsC:\> prompt create a CONFIG.SYS similar to this:
<code>
[menu]
MENUITEM = Dos, MS-DOS mode
MENUITEM = FR... SCO, 5
[Dos]
[FREESCO]
[Setup]
[Debug]
[Shell]
</code>
===== Prepare autoexec.bat =====
Your autoexec.bat should look like this:
<code>
@echo off
GOTO %CONFIG%
:Dos
GOTO :END
:FREESCO
router.bat
GOTO