DISQUS

Oltre alle parentesi, quali erano gli errori?, non vedo il post perchè troppo vecchio.

Grazie Anticipatamente

nel file /etc/amavis/conf.d/15-content_filter_mode ho ricommentato le righe

adesso, se mando la posta, non mi da più accesso negato, ma continua a non arrivare e nel log trovo semore

postfix/qmgr[1451]: 12BF2541AE: <a href="mailto:to=<cge@dominioditest.it">to=<cge@dominioditest.it>, relay=none, delay=198, delays=198/0.02/0/0, dsn=4.3.0, status=deferred (mail transport unavailable)

 

 

La conf l'ho ricontrollata 1000 volte e per sicurezza ho reistallato tutto da 0 ...

stesso problema.

Quali possono essere i file incriminati?

 

Se spedisco una email dall'esterno con telnet mi dice: Relay access denied

Quali altre prove posso fare?

Adesso ho istallato tutto, almeno apparentemente, però provando a creare una casella di posta il risultato è ilseguente:

Nel postfixadmin dice che ha creato tutto, nei log trovo questa rispostaccia

warning: connect to transport amavis: Connection refused

ma un netstat -tap restituisce

tcp        0      0 localhost:10024         *:*                     LISTEN     21939/amavisd (mast

tcp        0      0 localhost:10025         *:*                     LISTEN     21907/master


tcp        0      0 localhost:mysql         *:*                     LISTEN     2694/mysqld


 

quindi sembra funzionare

Quale sarà l'orrore?

Così sembra andare

NameVirtualHost *:443




#NameVirtualHost *:80





<VirtualHost *:443>


ServerName postfixadmin.dibrigida.it


DocumentRoot /var/www/postfixadmin


Options +FollowSymLinks


SSLEngine on


SSLCertificateFile /etc/apache2/ssl/postfixadmin.dibrigida.it.pem


</VirtualHost>





<VirtualHost *:443>


DocumentRoot /var/www/roundcube


ServerName webmail.dibrigida.it


Options +FollowSymLinks


SSLEngine on


SSLCertificateFile /etc/apache2/ssl/webmail.dibrigida.it.pem


</VirtualHost>


 

The one problem I have with Display States is that you can't utilize a sub-assemblies states at an upper assembly. If that was available that would be awesome.

If you want some real ammo... Watch the speech he gave at the 2004 RNC. He wove terrorist & Sadam together to convince ppl Sadam was behind 9/11. And you know, to this day 20% of the ppl think he was.
All we have to do is play it in the order he gave it - minus the fluff and if I had any editing xp I'd do it.

During the 2004 RNC, I kept score of McCain's speech. Here it is:

9-11 / this war / WMDs / 9-11 / War / War / 9-11 / Afganistan / Saddam = grave threat / terrorists / Saddam / 9-11 / war / 9-11 / a war.

Only war I ever hear about is in Iraq.

Conclusion? He purposefully blended 9-11, the war and Saddam. More brainwashing to make us believe - Saddam is a terrorist that caused 9-11 and terrorists "fight to express a hatred for all that is good in humanity".

Who wants a 'Brainwasher-in-Chief'?

Funny part is I respected the man before that speech.

Charisma isn't the be-all, end-all Just because someone is charismatic doesn't mean they will be a good leader and fight for the right things. Obama's voting record, as does Clinton's nullifies them from consideration as the candidate who will get our troops out of Iraq (Clinton probably won't get them home at all in the next 4 years), fight the corporate stranglehold on energy policy, and TRULY stand up to the Republicans and beat them at their own game, NOT try to work with the scumbags. Start some real investigation, and after the criminals among Republican Congress are actually HELD ACCOUNTABLE then we will see some real progress. Obama won't hold their feet to the fire.

Hilarious...I feel the same way about the male masturbators with a female form (smaller than a barbie doll) fused to the top--presumably so you can fondle her grain-of-sand-sized nipples? And the way they look is equally hilarious, "emerging" out of the silicone in a bas-relief, i-have-no-back type way. Only good for those with a secret longing to hump the front of a pirate ship complete with mermaid figurehead.

Um...that's kinda messed up. Might do well in the Columbian Drug Cartel market, though. They do that w/o the added hassle of CLONING the dick first.

Good idea...why not come up with packaging that you DON'T throw away, i.e. a decent storage case...I have a toy box, but I always feel uneasy putting things away by tossing them all in there, uncovered and unprotected. The glass dildos w/ their head-shop style fur bags are a good start...

Perhaps it is a good thing that we're not stimulating a demographic that can attain guns without a license...


...and if you live in Alabama, wouldn't your sex drive be dried up anyway? ;)

I'm with you--I don't get the male fear of toys. Myself, I'm kind of obsessed with them. I just bought my gf (*yes, I'm a male) a $150 iVibe Rabbit from Doc Johnson...quite a hit to the ole' wallet, but worth it to see her face when I coupled the already-pulsating little "bunny" with the swirling, bead-enhanced super-dong (that neither I or any male will ever be fortunate enough to say comes standard). She'd never tried such a device and her eyes bugged out like you wouldn't believe! Who would be scared of that? Males that carry around the mentality that they don't need to worry about pleasing their other become sexually insecure and then feel threatened because she finds a prosthetic that actually DOES THE JOB HE'S SUPPOSED TO DO...seems pretty obvious to me.

I'm with you--I don't get the male fear of toys. Myself, I'm kind of obsessed with them. I just bought my gf (*yes, I'm a male) a $150 iVibe Rabbit from Doc Johnson...quite a hit to the ole' wallet, but worth it to see her face when I coupled the already-pulsating little "bunny" with the swirling, bead-enhanced super-dong (that neither I or any male will ever be fortunate enough to say comes standard). She'd never tried such a device and her eyes bugged out like you wouldn't believe! Who would be scared of that? Males that carry around the mentality that they don't need to worry about pleasing their other become sexually insecure and then feel threatened because she finds a prosthetic that actually DOES THE JOB HE'S SUPPOSED TO DO...seems pretty obvious to me.

Or possibly its a matter of security, imagine if someone were to setup a wiimote on a bluetooth enabled pc or laptop, said laptop or pc could have sensative information on it. Wiimote with its wireless connection could potentially be a security risk. Imagine being able to mess around on a computer from a safe distance where no one would suspect you, granted youd still have to be relativly close, but the possibility is there. Just a thought. Also seems more likely at least to me anyway.

Can I come along to?