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  1. some common mistakes

    May be I am digging up an old thread.

    I had tried this long time back, but were not able to browse. This was because I was using the systems IP itself and not the localhost IP to setup the proxy...
  2. restore incremental backup

    On your server do the following

    tar czvf /home/username.tgz username

    SCP username.tgz to /home/ in the next server and use

    /scripts/restorepkg username

    Hope this works
  3. pop before smtp

    You must be having cpanel as control panel. If it is so, try to disable "pop before smtp". This may help you.
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    mail address

    If you are given a mail address by the host, then most probably you will be having access to SMTP as well as pop3 since this is the standard on all the servers with mail service.
    As mrbister pointed...
  5. try scripting

    It will be requiring some basic scripting.

    As mentioned just change to the users directory and empty the inbox file or remove the directories to clear it out.

    you may also want to set the...
  6. localdomains

    check and make sure that you have the domain name listed in the file "/etc/localdomains " to allow relaying of mails.
  7. nameserver

    Definitely you can setup independent customized nameservers to each domain that you host without needing independent new ips.

    Most registrars allow to specify the custom nameservers along with...
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    samba

    Do you need to establish a common shared folder in your linux machine which is accessible by the windows machine where the encoder runs ?

    In the above case, I guess Samba itself is enough.
  9. any solutions to this issue

    Does a grsec patch or kernel upgrade fix the issue?.

    I also had a client site face this exact trouble.
  10. backup

    If you have a lot of accounts or large accounts which are dynamic, the backup process can take some load on the server.

    One of the probability is that the backup is not finishing it course...
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    apf

    Definitely!

    Apf is an iptables based firewall system. So you need to have iptables for apf to function.

    http://rfxnetworks.com/apf.php
  12. load

    In my opinion, a 22 load on a 4 cpu server is a bit high.

    Are you having the same load average all the time. The load can go high at times if the server is doing some backup or log processing.
    ...
  13. post the log messages

    since you were able to locate the mail log for the mail that didn't make it, it would be helpful for others if you can paste it here.

    Remember to remove any specific personal details like mail...
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    un-managed server

    Since you have an unmanaged server, you may sometimes need to guide the datacentre people on how to proceed.

    First thing I would like to ask is -- Have you have removed any files or issued any...
  15. more memory

    I will strongly suggest that you go for as much memory that you can afford since sql transactions use memory. The queries are cached in the memory before it is committed to the disk. Now it has...
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    raid vs remote bkup

    As the discussion points out raid is used for fault tolerance whereas backup is for recovery of data.

    Raid helps in minimizing the downtime which is critical in the webhosting business.

    A...
  17. interesting question

    This is an interesting question that we can pursue endlessly.

    Definitely people will be different while on the net since they can easily and safely (things have changed recently with clearcut and...
  18. As David has mentioned , roundcube is also a...

    As David has mentioned , roundcube is also a famous alternative with a cute GUI
  19. Tar

    Tar will keep the permissions and ownerships while compressing and decompressing files.
  20. Did you remove the domain entry from...

    Did you remove the domain entry from /etc/localdomains.
  21. saving iptables rules

    sure you wont lose the rules if you save and then restart.
    You can take a backup of the iptables rules file which will is the following

    /etc/sysconfig/iptables
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