I work on a newsletter system for my project and I wanna use exim4 (lightweight version) for sending newaletters (just for newsletters because the mail is hosted separated...on google apps). But there is a way to auth and setup domains and accounts ([email protected], [email protected], etc.) ? Any idea is welcomed! Thanks :)
I am having a bunch of HTML files getting generated everytime when I run a periodic task in my server. All I want to do is to display the index.html through a webserver. All the links in the index file are linked within that directory. How to do this efficiently. I don't want the server to be robust. I want to hit something like this at the end
http://myservername:1234/index.html
I'm writing a small app in Django that will be used as admin interface for a set of applications usually configured by text files. It won't do much (parse user input, convert db entries into flat files and display pretty tables with info) and most likely will be used at most by one user at a time.
Only constraint is that the server it will be run on is low-specced (Pentium M 1,8GHz, 512MB RAM) and I want most of its computing power available for managed apps and not management interface. For the record, I'm using CentOS 5.
What webserver can I use? So far, I gathered following options and opinions:
- Apache may be to big for this kind of deployment
- lighttpd + FCGI - may be unstable
- lighttpd/nginx as rev proxy + django web server - looks strange to me, as I've thought that django web server is meant for development/debugging purposes
Can you recommend me a good solution for this kind of environment? I'm not focused on big workloads or concurrency (as most people asking similar questions are), I just want it to use as little RAM and CPU time as possible when idle or for single sessions.
Additionally, please note, that I don't have much experience in deployments of web servers, reverse proxies etc. (although I know the basics and can find my way around with google), so I would really appreciate help from people who have experience with this kind of problems.
I have a windows XP laptop in a remote location. I would like to have an overview for CPU/Memory statistics from a remote location. Monitoring a specific service (a Tomcat instance) would be nice but not essential.
I have seen the monitoring solutions (Nagios, cacti e.t.c) and they are all very heavy. I do not want to install mysql, web server and other stuff like that on the laptop.
I don't even need a web solution at all. It could just be a simple command line app with a server port and on my machine another GUI application would connect there (and not a web browser)
Is there something like this available?
Answer:
Perfmon is perfect for my needs
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/305610 http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/2008.08.pulse.aspx?pr=blog
I have some really old machines and want to run a virus scan on them. They only have about 64mb RAM, 333Mhz processor, etc. I don't want a whole suite, just something light weight and effective.