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Searchable database for ProviderTalk lists http://search.providertalk.comThis searchable archive is a result of Net-Flow Corporation, customizing their "NOW Productivity Suite" to provide us with more than just a simple archive. Even though this is only our "Version 1" release, we already have the following functionality built in:
We hope to add much more functionality to ProviderTalk, and your comments will help to ensure that we focus on features that are meaningful. If you have some helpful advice, constructive criticism, or, if you want to offer your services to further the ProviderTalk cause, please let us know.
iManagerPro add-on script VPS2 iManagerPro is a series of Add-On scripts for Verio's iManager program. There are two different versions of iManagerPro available, one for the new VPSv2 FreeBSD servers and the other for the older FreeBSD VPSv1 servers. Eventually, there will be only one version of iManagerPro that will work on all VPS platforms (including Solaris). iManagerPro will allow your client to add/modify/delete their own email accounts. As the server admin, you will define how many pop accounts and mail forwards that the client will be able to create. The client will only have update privileges for their domain, they will not have visibility to anyone else's email. Additional features include: mail disk quotas, vacation autoreply, and much more! **For use on VPSv2 FreeBSD servers w/iManager 2.12.4! Please read the VPSv2 information page. **For use on VPSv1 FreeBSD servers w/iManager 2.05b! Please read the VPSv1 information page.
Here is a viaVerio Perl script for doing "bulk" user creations
on the VPS and MPS platforms (works for both FreeBSD and Solaris). You
don't have to add users one at a time through vadduser or iManager. You
can add them hundreds at a time through this simple script. "checkquota" will allow you to quickly see any user on the server that is approaching their quota. Run checkquota -h to view what options are available.
--all show all users
--help show help
--over show only users over quota (this is the default)
--threshold change the threshold percentage (default is 80)
--user='user1,user2,user3..userN' ## show only these user(s)
--quota=N group --user together and use this value as the max MB allowed
You could use this script in a cronjob that would email you the results every X hours.
Here is a viaVerio Perl script written by teamits.com that tracks repeated bad ssh login attempts and adds offending IP addresses to /etc/hosts.allow to block further access after a specified number of attempts. Documentation is at the end of the program code
Here is a viaVerio Perl script written by teamits.com that compares local-host-names to the Sendmail virtmap table and alerts the user of any domains that do not have a "catchall" alias defined. Unhandled usernames are otherwise matched to system users. A catchall typically rejects mail for unknown users or handles it appropriately. Useful before installing CPX.
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