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is it possible when public keys for authentication to not have putty prompt for a username? currently the key works as it should, but it asks for my login (root), and then logs in without a password. i would like it to just connect and drop me to #
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Lucien posted:Not sure about Putty but try to log in to root@yourserver.name ah very nice. thanks!
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Oct 20, 2008 17:53
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I have two ubuntu boxes hooked together via a switch, what is the "proper" way to mount a directory on box2 so that I can drop files to it from box1?
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can someone spit me out a command that will relatively quickly calculate the size of a directory that has a MASSIVE amount of folders/files under it? du ain't cutting it
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Thelonious Funk posted:Doesn't du --maxdepth=1 just calculate the top level directory? taking forever, dir in question has a massive amount of directories with directories under those etc etc
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Can anyone tell me or point me to a document that explains how I can pipe all inbound email (sendmail) to a PHP script while letting a couple local mail accounts be handled normally? I am working on a site that wants to do e-mail media upload (users have a *secret* TO address). The server also has a couple company addersses like abuse@ and what not that have aliases setup to forward e-mail to those addresses to another mail server.
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Oct 26, 2012 02:15
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Bob Morales posted:Can you just have your php program monitor a mailbox and do whatever with the files from there? Hmmm probably. How do I go about having a single "dump" account that will accept all mail that doesn't otherwise match an alias/user?
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Ninja Rope posted:If you're actually using sendmail on the MTA, /etc/aliasses can be used to run a script whenever an email is sent to a specific address. man aliases for details. I'm sure some other MTA will use that file too. My issue is the wildcard which I can't figure out. The website I am setting this up for has a ton of users with a secret TO address (like how facebook supports email a picture to an address uploads). The plan is to have all inbound mail piped to a php script that does a lookup on the "to" and matches it to a user in the database, and then stores the file, updates their profile, and what not.
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Can someone please explain to me how to properly setup name based virtual hosts in apache2? For some reason I always have a brain fart when setting them up and end up just trying different things until they work correctly. I have a VPS with a single ip and I want to have something.domain.com go to one directory, something2.domain.com to go to a different one and do the same thing for HTTPS. I cant seem to make sense of vhost overlap and all that jazz and despite working in IT I always choke in this relatively simple thing.
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And is excluding the ServerName directive the way to have apache catch everything else? edit: Actually looking back I only ever struggled with SSL and now that I have read up on the SSL handshake it makes sense why it's so wonky. cr0y fucked around with this message at 21:22 on Mar 16, 2013 |
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Sorry for the crossposting spam but I am not sure where this best fits so I am tossing it in a couple threads, can't really determine the right keywords to search otherwise I would just dig into google results. I have a docker host and want to migrate to NginxProxyManger to handle my LetsEncrypt SSL cert. I have a couple web services on my local network that I want to present to the public internet. Lets called these ServiceA, B and C, most of them are other docker instances but some are physical hosts, all with a specific port I need to reverse proxy to. I *somehow* want the following to work Hit mydomain.com:443 -> Proxy to an internal non-SSL apache instance on port 80 Hit mydomain.com:1234 -> Proxy to an internal docker service on port 8888 Hit mydomain.com:9999 -> Proxy to some other internal non-SSL service Now NPM has "proxy hosts", and "redirection hosts". I am not sure which I want to be using, moreso I am not sure how I properly configure NPM to take connections from the above 3 ports and send them elsewhere. I can get one service working fine, but can't figure out what I need to be doing to break out traffic based on inbound port, because out of the box NPM assumes your router/firewall is sending everything inbound to it via single port. Does that make sense to anyone? Like I said I have been struggling even trying to articulate my issue even though it seems simple on the surface.
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