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Postfix and antispam

Wow, there are a lot of bad documentation links out there on the interTRON.
For the $ayjob, I have been battling spam for quite some time and continue to look for new ways to put a stop to this abuse.  The hard part?  One persons spam is another persons legit email, it is so completely difficult [...]

VMware - Virtualization For Most

What does that mean?
VMware has multiple server products for different levels of virtualization needs.
For Free, you can download VMware Server which will create a virtualization environment running under either Linux distributions, or running under Microsoft Windows systems.

Flock is a new web broswer with built in <things>, like blogging capabilities, RSS reader. and other things.
So far, it is no where near as fast as Safari as a web browser, and on par with Firefox.
Having the ability to write a quick entry into a blog, such as this one, though seems like a [...]

Colo vs Managed servers

John McKown brings up some good points (see link) with regard to colocation vs managed servers, most of which I agree with.

Greylisting (check greylisting.org) is one of many anti-spam techniques in use all over the Internet today.
The basic premise is that when a new connection comes in and offers email from to , you check your database to see if you have already seen this information (a triplet of information - IP address in /24 [...]




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