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If you’ve followed my post (or one of the many others) about configuring a mail server with LDAP authentication, then it might strike you that you would like to do authentication against your LDAP server for logins (well, it did for me). The thing that I’m going to cover in this post is modifying [...] Popularity: 17% [?] Everybody's a critic
  (3 votes, average: 4.00 out of 5) Loading ...I found a really informative article on Marius’ site called Rotating Linux Log Files. Debian handles any entries that are found in /etc/syslog.conf are differently to standard logrotate rules, any .* entries are logrotated every day with a rotation period of 7 days. All other entries in this file are rotated on a weekly [...] Popularity: 15% [?] Everybody's a critic
(Be the first to rate this post) Loading ...This is a quick post to note how I managed to get SIP trunks working between two asterisk boxes. The primary server (primary) is connected to a multiline and the secondary server (secondary) connects to the primary and uses the multiline to connect to the outside world (like a proxy) it also uses the [...] Popularity: 32% [?] Everybody's a critic
 (2 votes, average: 4.50 out of 5) Loading ...This is a quick post to note how to change KDE’s default behaviour of opening files using a single click instead of (the more M$) double clicking. By now, you should know that you can change the behaviour on a user-by-user basis through the control panel, but I wanted to default to double clicking [...] Popularity: 9% [?] Everybody's a critic
(Be the first to rate this post) Loading ...Just a quick post to note that I found a way to specify the from address in an email generated on the command line using the mail program. This is straight from this post which solved my problem admirably: Popularity: 6% [?] Everybody's a critic
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