Techie geeky stuff

[trixtah]

I did something useful today, and wrote up my entire implemention regime for getting Postfix to relay mail to multiple Exchange servers without a bridgehead server. I put the whole thing on the Postfix wiki since it may be of use to other people. It certainly took me a while and quite a bit of brain-cudgelling to get it all working nicely, although once you see it in action, it's really quite straightforward.

Also, I have to thank damned_colonial for going, "Duh! Net::LDAP?" :-)

I really don't expect people here to read my deathless (techie) prose, but it's now immortalised for linkie purposes as Relaying mail to multiple Exchange servers. I'm hoping for two things: 1. It gets linked on the front page fairly soon; and 2. Some geek doesn't come along and say "Oh, here's this thing that takes 5 minutes to implement and much more efficient, and by the way, everything you've got here is wrong."

We'll see. O_o

(And I need a techie icon. Ack!)

Comments

[trixtah.livejournal.com]

heh, I have the DVDs too. It's the only way an antipodean got to see the programme up until earlier this year. :-)

It's finding a suitable scene that's proving to be tricky. I thought Out of Gas would be good, but all the shots with Kaylee holding a tool or near the engine are fuzzy, or you don't get both in the same frame. Bugrit.

Well, damn, it just means I'll have to watch the whole series and the movie all over again to find some suitable fodder. *stapling hand to forehead* Life can be soooo hard. ;-)

[trixtah.livejournal.com]

bugger. < /a> is not quite the same as < /i>, is it?

[shangchi.livejournal.com]

You poor thing. Good luck with your search!