qmail has a lot of quirks due to its design of small compartmentalized daemons. One of the issues which impacts us a lot is its delayed-bounce behavior. An out of the box qmail installation only rejects mail for recipient domains not in ‘rcpthosts’ and from senders listed in ‘badmailfrom’.
That means if someone sends a [...]

A few of our intrepid HTML commandos tried connecting to the shiny new all singing dancing PureFTPD server. Some got through okay (hey, the server ninjas verified there username/password before giving them the go ahead) but some were stumped when they couldn’t connect
Here’s a few things HTML commandos and users of the ftp server should [...]

In the last post we discussed how sending Cache-friendly headers made for a much more enjoyable experience for site visitors and also helped reduce bandwith usage and lowered costs for operators.
Let’s say you are web developer showing of your l33t Photoshop skills on such a site and you upload a gif or a png called [...]