The wiki entry on the Spamassassin wiki for the simple setup with Postfix is almost there. I recently setup my 12.04 Ubuntu server with Spamassassin with Postfix and everything is working well. I had to do a few more steps to get it working. Here is what I did.
1. Create the spamfilter.sh script detailed on [...]
Recently, I did something really stupid and damaged my whole dpkg system. It was pretty bad. I did an “apt-get purge” with a pattern and wildcard and thought it was only going to remove everything around a specific package. It didn’t. It did much much more. Not helping the whole situation was the interrupt I [...]
The temp space is your friend on this. I am root user throughout this. You can sudo every command, but that gets old for me.
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cd /tmp |
Get the latest source
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git clone git://source.ffmpeg.org/ffmpeg.git ffmpeg |
Go into the clone source and configure with H.264 support
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cd ffmpeg ./configure --enable-gpl --enable-libx264 |
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make |
The make will take a while because of the H264 support.
make install will be a breeze.
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make install |
And it’s just that [...]
The Mandiant Report on the China-sponsored espionage units is fascinatinga and well worth a read.
They discuss spearphishing and the attack lifecycle.
After having a user email account compromised and our mailserver used to dish spam for a few hours, I am going ahead and starting to block China IP addresses outright that are attacking us. This doesn’t solve the issue, but I am kind of done with even negotiating and rejecting attack traffic at our servers now that originate [...]