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I'd like to get a Linux Squid Proxy Server set up. Makes for super fast browsing when surfing sites that you frequent often. Of course with webmin it seems fairly easy to accomplish however' date=' the manual approach seems a little daunting. This is neat stuff.[/quote']I'm not too familiar with squid's overall capabilities but have heard good things. I agree that webmin can simplify tasks, but the manual approach is my preferred method, just so I have a better understanding of what is happening in the background.What about an email server? I have toyed with a couple different available options, but have never stuck it out long enough to get one fully working, I was at one time able to receive emails sent to me @ndboarder.com, but couldn't quite get the SMTP portion working to send out from the domain.
I'm afraid we can't allow this. :smt076I have a linux disc I use as a coaster :-D
Yeh let's get that vpn tunnel going thar. Loving it. It would be interesting to get some samba shares going across the network. Bind would be good learnin experience indeed. I have people at the office giving me thier older machines all the time. Granted they are 486DX or 1st Gen Pents but' date=' I'd like to get some of these dinosaurs running some services.[/quote']Yah my server used to be a 1st Gen Pentium, but those would run bind or some of those services fine (unless you were getting thousands of simultaneous hits). I've done Bind before when I was at Sundog as assistant network admin, I'd have to refresh myself on it, but we could likely set up a master-slave orientation between yours and mine and essentially merge out networks across the VPN. Or it might be a different setup I'm thinking (not master-slave) but there's one where they would update each others DNS entries if things were to be changed, many interesting possibilities sir.