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Today's Topics:
1. mail problem (Graaf Teil)
2. Re: HOWTO: Rebuild PostgreSQL 'cobalt' database due to corrupt
quota table (Frederic)
3. CMS for RaQ4 (Ian)
4. Active Monitor on RAQ4r (Mike At Spy)
5. Re: HOWTO: Rebuild PostgreSQL 'cobalt' database due to corrupt
quota table (Bruce Timberlake)
6. RE: [RAQ3] Apache User-Agent blocking for all sites (Dan Kriwitsky)
7. Re: Re: How to list more than 15 users in user
management - anyone? (H2M Lists)
8. Re: Active Monitor on RAQ4r (www.RaQTweak.com)
9. Re: [RaQ4,550] Installing a RAQ4 ISO on a 550? (Bruce Timberlake)
10. Re: openwebmail - user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx - easy fix (Charles Teton)
11. Re: CMS for RaQ4 (P.V.Anthony)
12. RaQ 550 - created users don't go in to /etc/passwd (Bobby Patel)
13. RE: [RAQ3] Apache User-Agent blocking for all sites (Greg Hewitt-Long)
14. Can the Raq550 "registry" be dumped and edited? (Jalon Q. Zimmerman)
15. Re: Re: openwebmail - user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx -
easy fix (William J.A. Brillinger)
16. RE: HELP Spam attack (Dan Kriwitsky)
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From: "Graaf Teil" <graaf_teil@xxxxxxxxxxx>
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Date: Mon, 09 Dec 2002 16:52:16 +0000
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Hi,
I get the follow error when I send a mail to my server account:
The original message was received at Mon, 9 Dec 2002 14:23:01 +0100
from amsfep16-int.chello.nl [213.46.243.26]
----- The following addresses had permanent fatal errors -----
<info@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
(reason: system config error)
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553 5.3.5 simpel-internet.com. config error: mail loops back to me (MX
problem?)
554 5.3.5 <info@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>... Local configuration error
What is the problem, and how can I fix it?
The mx record is on the server and this is in it: mail is sent to the High
priority mail server simpel-internet.com
Thanks for your help!
Jaider
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Chatten met je online vrienden via MSN Messenger. http://messenger.msn.nl/
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Date: Mon, 9 Dec 2002 18:27:03 +0100
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Subject: Re: [cobalt-users] HOWTO: Rebuild PostgreSQL 'cobalt' database
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Hello Bruce,
Thanks again bruce for your advices
it works now ! no more cron error message but I have always insternal
server error in disk usage on my gui !
best regards
Fred
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>> Can you tell me what you have done (DETAILED) because I have the
>> same problems with my RAQ3I and I have also the same error message
>> with DiskUsage.
BT> HOWTO: Rebuild the PostgreSQL database "cobalt" due to corrupt quota
BT> table
BT> CAUTION: This procedure completely deletes and recreates the 'cobalt'
BT> database. Use with care, as this database holds all the info about
BT> every domain on your RaQ. If you mess it up, you might as well
BT> reformat the drive and start over...
BT> NOTE: This procedure should work for RaQ3 and RaQ4. RaQ3 is the model
BT> with this problem, but the database is the same between the 2
BT> systems.
BT> *** START OF PROCEDURE ***
BT> MAKE IT SO THAT WE CAN GET EASIER ACCESS TO THE DATABASE:
BT> - - Establish shell session as root
BT> - - cd /home/pgsql
BT> - - cp pg_hba.conf pg_hba.conf.safe
BT> - - Edit pg_hba.conf and change "local all crypt" to "local all trust"
BT> - - su - postgres
BT> - - psql cobalt
BT> CONFIRM THE ERROR:
- - At "cobalt=>>" prompt type "SELECT * FROM quota;" and press Enter.
BT> If you see "ERROR: cannot find attribute 1 of relation quota" then
BT> the quota table is corrupt
BT> If you do not get an error, STOP. The quota table is not the
BT> problem.
BT> - - \q (to exit psql tool)
BT> SAVE THE DATABASE SCHEMA:
BT> - - pg_dump cobalt > cobalt-schema
BT> REMOVE THE QUOTA STUFF (SINCE IT'S BROKEN ANYWAY):
BT> - - Edit 'cobalt-schema' and remove the 'CREATE TABLE "quota" ( );"
BT> section (spread over 2-3 lines)
BT> - - Remove the 'COPY "quota" FROM stdin;' line (end of schema file)
BT> - - Exit editor and save changes
BT> TAKE DEEP BREATH AND DESTROY EXISTING (but corrupt) 'cobalt' DATABASE:
BT> - - destroydb cobalt
BT> - - createdb cobalt
BT> REBUILD THE 'cobalt' DATABASE FROM THE SCHEMA FILE:
BT> - - psql cobalt < cobalt-schema
BT> - - exit (to become root again)
BT> RUN SCRIPT TO REBUILD QUOTA TABLE:
BT> - - /usr/local/sbin/swatch
BT> CHECK TO MAKE SURE IT WORKED:
BT> - - su - postgres
BT> - - psql cobalt
BT> - - SELECT * FROM quota;
BT> You should not get an error message this time...
BT> - - \q
BT> - - Go into the UI and try stuff to make sure UI works too
BT> - - exit (to become root)
BT> CLEAN EVERYTHING UP:
BT> - - rm cobalt-schema
BT> - - mv pg_hba.conf.safe pg_hba.conf
BT> *** END OF PROCEDURE ***
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Hi all,
Has anyone come across a good Content Management System that can be used with
one installation across multiple v-sites.
Oh yeh, on a RaQ4r is what I would like to deploy it on...
Thanks
Ian
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Date: Mon, 09 Dec 2002 12:25:29 -0500
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Anyone know why an Active Monitor warning on a RAQ4r would continue to blink
despite no problems? It keep giving a 'disk usage' warning, though there
are no sites using too much space (no yellow or red warnings - everything is
in the green). Any way to reset this puppy? It's been blinking for some
time now (read: days).
Thanks,
-Mike
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Subject: Re: [cobalt-users] HOWTO: Rebuild PostgreSQL 'cobalt' database
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> I followed everything but I have the following error when I erase
> the 'cobalt' database: (After the DEEP BREATH)
>
> [postgres@ns1 pgsql]$ destroydb cobalt
> Connection to database 'template1' failed.
> No pg_hba.conf entry for host localhost, user postgres, database
> template1
> destroydb: database destroy failed on cobalt.
>
> ----------
>
> In my original pg_hba.conf file I had the following line:
> Local COBALT crypt (an not local ALL crypt)
>
> I changed this into
>
> Local cobalt trust or must this be local ALL trust ??
According to the destroydb man page,
"destroydb internally runs DESTROY DATABASE from psql while connected
to the template1 database"
Because it doesn't have explicit permissions to do so without the
'all' option specified in the .conf file, the connection is failing.
Make it like the example, and it should work.
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From: "Dan Kriwitsky" <list1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Subject: RE: [cobalt-users] [RAQ3] Apache User-Agent blocking for all sites
Date: Mon, 9 Dec 2002 12:52:21 -0500
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> SetEnvIfNoCase User-Agent "^EmailSiphon" bad_bot SetEnvIfNoCase
> User-Agent "^EmailWolf" bad_bot
>
> <Directory "/home/sites/*/">
> Order Allow,Deny
> Allow from all
> Deny from env=bad_bot
> </Directory>
>
>
Looks right according to
http://test.evolt.org/article/Using_Apache_to_stop_bad_robots/18/15126/?
format=print
Although I don't know if you need /*/ I think just /home/sites/ would
cover every directory you're concerned about below that.
You might want to see http://www.neilgunton.com/spambot_trap/ as well
especially http://www.neilgunton.com/spambot_trap/bad_agents.txt
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Thanks. Now don't I feel stupid. In over 3 years I have never clicked (or
really even noticed) the button.
The things you learn.........
on 12/9/02 9:57 AM, www.RaQTweak.com at mailinglists@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
>> Does anyone know how to change the default setting of showing 15 users per
>> page in the user management section in the siteadmin. I have on average
>> about 35 or so users per domain, so I would like to set it so they
just all
>> show up on one list instead of 3 separate lists of 15 each.
>>
>> Thanks.
>
> Yup.
>
> In the GREEN section (not the server config, but the SITE config) click on
> the "user defaults" buttom. (nexto add user)
> There it is :)
>
> Good luck!
>
> www.RAQTWEAK.com
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> Anyone know why an Active Monitor warning on a RAQ4r would continue to > >
blink
> despite no problems? It keep giving a 'disk usage' warning, though there
> are no sites using too much space (no yellow or red warnings - everything
> is
> in the green). Any way to reset this puppy? It's been blinking for some
> time now (read: days).
>
> Thanks,
>
> -Mike
Try running this command while ROOT in SSH.
/usr/local/sbin/swatch >>/var/cobalt/adm.log 2>&1
Alternatively:
It is the HARD DISK section right?
Is it the HOME partition which gives problems?
Try clicking on the sites... (www.SITENAME.com) .. It will show the user...
This buggy thing also lights up when a SINGLE USER is over quota rather than
the site....
Good luck!!
www.RaQTweak.com
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Subject: Re: [cobalt-users] [RaQ4,550] Installing a RAQ4 ISO on a 550?
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On Mon December 9 2002 04:43, Greg O'Lone wrote:
> Anybody tried to install a RaQ4r ISO on a 550 box? We have a whole
> slew of RaQ4's, love their stability now, but would like the extra
> speed. Anybody know if you can do this?
I don't believe so. The chipset and hardware, etc, is different
between the 2.
The 550 was designed later, so it could handle older stuff. No good
way to 'forward engineer' the RaQ4 for newer stuff, though...
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Mike, Check this out...
Hi, on openwebmail when people send emails its always from
user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx rather than user@xxxxxxxxxxx I have tried the
tutorial fix that comeswith openwebmail with no luck, how can I get it
to send from user@xxxxxxxxxx??
Regards,
Mike Hughes.
VisionHost.net
Open 'openwebmail', open 'User Preference', open 'Edit Personal Email
Addresses', add email address you want i.e. 'user@xxxxxxxxxx' and 'Real
Name', click 'Back to User preferences', then select 'From:' field and
select 'user@xxxxxxxxxx', 'Save' and thats it...
Regards,
Charles Teton
http://www.makingmymovie.com
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Try this out
http://tikiwiki.sourceforge.net/
http://geeklog.sourceforge.net/
http://www.mamboserver.com/
some of these links I got from this list and I have try them on Raq 4i and
it works.
still trying to decide on which application to go with. I am leaning to
tikiwiki.
Any comments will be great
P.V.Anthony
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> Hi all,
>
> Has anyone come across a good Content Management System that can be used
with
> one installation across multiple v-sites.
>
> Oh yeh, on a RaQ4r is what I would like to deploy it on...
>
> Thanks
>
> Ian
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Subject: [cobalt-users] RaQ 550 - created users don't go in to /etc/passwd
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Hello I have 550 running Linux. Anytime a new user is created there
information is not added to /etc/passwd is there some other file that it
uses? the users actually on the /etc/passwd are "main users/services" root;
admin; httpd. etc..
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Subject: RE: [cobalt-users] [RAQ3] Apache User-Agent blocking for all sites
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> > SetEnvIfNoCase User-Agent "^EmailSiphon" bad_bot SetEnvIfNoCase
>> User-Agent "^EmailWolf" bad_bot
>>
>> <Directory "/home/sites/*/">
>> Order Allow,Deny
>> Allow from all
>> Deny from env=bad_bot
>> </Directory>
>>
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>
>Looks right according to
>http://test.evolt.org/article/Using_Apache_to_stop_bad_robots/18/15126/?
>format=print
>Although I don't know if you need /*/ I think just /home/sites/ would
>cover every directory you're concerned about below that.
>
>You might want to see http://www.neilgunton.com/spambot_trap/ as well
>especially http://www.neilgunton.com/spambot_trap/bad_agents.txt
>
Thanks Dan,
I got the bad_bot environment thing from the link you published - I have
an even bigger "bad_bots" list - it can be found at:
http://support.webyourbusiness.com/badbots.txt
The list you found has a list of 104 user-agents, I have 2.17, although
some are duplicated with different version numbers, I have a far stricter
determination on what is undesirable traffic!
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Greg Hewitt-Long
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Subject: [cobalt-users] Can the Raq550 "registry" be dumped and edited?
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Since I have started working with the 550, it looks like the DNS and user
data is stored in a registry somewhere.
Is it possible to dump the Raq550 "registry data" into a file, edit it and
read the file back in?
I need to do mass DNS changes, etc.
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easy fix
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At 06:42 PM 09/12/02 +0000, you wrote:
Hi, on openwebmail when people send emails its always from
user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx rather than user@xxxxxxxxxxx I have tried the
tutorial fix that comeswith openwebmail with no luck, how can I get it
to send from user@xxxxxxxxxx??
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Mike Hughes.
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Open 'openwebmail', open 'User Preference', open 'Edit Personal Email
Addresses', add email address you want i.e. 'user@xxxxxxxxxx' and 'Real
Name', click 'Back to User preferences', then select 'From:' field and
select 'user@xxxxxxxxxx', 'Save' and thats it...
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Charles Teton
Good for 1 person but most of my users can't follow any directions so an
automatic server wide solution is much better.
See other posts.
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From: "Dan Kriwitsky" <list1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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> Dec 9 07:42:05 sage sendmail[7668]: HAA07666:
> to=delphisman@xxxxxxx,jcallaham1@xxxxxxx,jcallahan2@xxxxxxx,sh
> acked44@xxxxxxx,shacked5@xxxxxxx,gammonja@xxxxxxx,gammonje@aol
> .com,shackee@xxxxxxx,aholnewrld@xxxxxxx,lamonique1@xxxxxxx
> ,pltrobert@xxxxxxx,delphiserv@xxxxxxx,tlrubin@xxxxxxx,delphisi
> s@xxxxxxx,pltroiani@xxxxxxx,jcallagy@xxxxxxx,gammonite@xxxxxxx
> ,gammonites@xxxxxxx,jcallah@xxxxxxx,missyheel@xxxxxxx,
> ctladdr=admin (110/27), delay=00:00:02, xdelay=00:00:02,
> mailer=esmtp,
> relay=mailin-04.mx.aol.com. [64.12.136.153], stat=Sent (OK)
I'd be willing to bet you have a copy of FormMail.pl/cgi on your server
v1.6 or other vulnerable version. Get rid of it.
Do a locate FormMail and I bet you find it.
ftp://ftp.monkeys.com/pub/formmail/1.9s/
http://nms-cgi.sourceforge.net/
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