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I use ssmtp for my MTA (mail transfer agent) under Fedora. Up till now I’ve always just moved /usr/sbin/sendmail out of the way and symlinked it to where I have ssmtp installed. Today, after upgrading a work machine to F14, I finally bit the bullet and figured out how to […]

ssmtp: making it the alternative to sendmail under Fedora

Wed November 10, 2010 in CEI / Fedora / Linux / x86-64 tagged Fedora / mail transfer agent / sendmail / sendmail mta / ssmtp (updated 4874 days ago)

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I’ve been working with the various incarnations of Red Hat Linux, including Fedora, since before the company went public. In that time I’ve done more than just a few upgrades from one release to another. With each upgrade I learn just a little more about administering my own Linux system. […]

The Everyday Guide to Fedora Upgrades

Wed February 18, 2009 in Fedora / Linux / Personal tagged f10 / Fedora / GIMP / gnome / intel / intel driver / Linux / mysql / MythTV / nfs / nvidia / partition / red hat / sane / ssmtp / X11 / xorg / yum

If you’re like me and log into work from home, you should probably be using the AllowUsers option in your sshd_config at work. This option allows you to specify IP addresses that are allowed to login to your system. So, for example, I might have an entry like this: myUserid@192.168.1.* […]