I've searched and searched but I cannot find a list of FTP SITE commands supported by the IIS 7/8/9 servers, or even a list of FTP commands for that matter. Does anyone know the list of SITE (server specific) commands that IIS supports?? I need it because I'm the author of an FTP client library, which needs to support these server specific commands.
Does roundcube webmail have a log for logins, or for sent mail? I searched everywhere but could only located the "error log" directory in roundcube, not one for logins or for sent mail. I'm trying to locate possible account theft, and seeing the IP addresses used to login to the email account recently would help track the possible thief.
Usually the mail client is supposed to add IP information into emails, in order for the sender to be tracked. But when you send emails from Roundcube Webmail/0.8.4+, the IP address of the server is the only one present in the email, which makes it impossible to track the sender or his/her location. Isn't this a flaw in the system? Is this by design or is it a bug? What can be done to solve this, ie. to enable adding IP addresses in emails sent via Roundcube webmail?
Is it possible to prevent regular users from accessing the C drive via Windows Explorer? they should be allowed to execute certain programs. This is to ensure that employees cannot steal or copy out proprietary software even though they should be able to execute it.
One way would be to change the option in windows Group Policy and set the "shell" to something other than "explorer.exe". I'm looking for a similar windows setting that just hides the C drive or otherwise prevents trivial access.
This is for Windows XP/7.
IMAP allows you to access the folder heirarchy and all emails on a given account.
There was a serverfault (pun intended) with our primary email servers and so we have to shift all email accounts to the new system. I'm using Shared hosting so not really possible to run command line.
Is it possible to connect to all accounts, get messages via IMAP in bulk, and then use IMAP with the new email server to upload all those messages back? Provided the email accounts are created..
Windows Vista upwards have a group policy setting to block removable media such as USB flash drives and USB mobile phones.
Windows XP however lacks such a setting (or I can't find it) so I need an alternate strategy to implement network-wide removable media blocking for all non-administrator user account sessions.
Is there an independent software I can use, or a registry setting that automatically enables for new users? (Our user accounts are within a domain via Windows Server 2008, any user can login to any PC)
How do I limit the features of a Standard user account, without affecting the Admin account?
Like WAMP allows one to run a Unix-like webserver on an existing Windows PC, is there any way to setup a Windows Server installation on an existing Windows PC?
I'm looking at re-using one PC as a server, while allowing the user to work normally with his Windows apps.
I have some really high-availability web page content that needs to be online 24x7. So instead of relying on a single server I was wondering if I could handle one domain name with multiple servers?
Could I just set different nameservers for that domain? Would requests be automatically distributed amongst those servers? Is it that simple?
This is not the usual request.
I need to protect a domain while keeping the inner files accessible.
So my HTACCESS file at the domain's root FTP folder is as follows:
AuthType basic
AuthName "Secure"
AuthUserFile /path/to/my/password/.ok_pass
<Files index.html>
Require valid-user
</Files>
This password protects my site if I visit it like this: www.mydomain.com/index.html but not when I visit it directly like www.mydomain.com.
So how do I set a password to the default document in a directory?
I've heard both of these terms used frequently. What is the difference between a Data center vs. a Data warehouse? Are these terms interchangeable?
My webhosts installed Horde as the webmail client, but it is quite terrible in comparison to modern software like Gmail, and its very slow.
I installed the Free and opensource RoundCube via FTP, but probably due to its mail exchange protocol (IMAP) it doesn't always show received mails, and works unreliably.
What else can I try?
Have you used any FTP-installable webmail software with success?
When my cellphone accesses a website via the tower and its GPRS gateway, NAT ensures that the sites receive a public IP. Would all phones using a single tower have the same IP?
- If yes, then how can the mass of received HTTP data routed to the correct cellphone? And how can websites differentiate between cellphone visitors? Is there additional HTTP header data?
- If no, then how are these unique IPs assigned? Based on availability or location? Would each tower have a fixed set of IPs?
Most sysadmins would understand the risk of destructive commands like DROP or DELETE being executed by hackers to the SQL databases they manage. Is there a way to completely disable such commands from being executed, maybe by configuring MySQL / MS SQL / PostgreSQL, or modifying the source code if they are open source, deleting those dangerous features.
Once you have your webapp online,
would someone with honorable intentions
ever need to DROP a table?!
This could be the holy grail solution to "primary" DB security, instead of running around trying to prevent these wholly unnecessary commands. Of course during development or maintainable periods they could be re-enabled, then turned off once not needed.
Can I configure one specific directory on my webserver to use an atypical default file such as "default.php" instead of "index.php"? Do I have to create a ".htaccess" file in that dir?
Typical enterprise VOIP solutions like MS Comm Server require a server computer to handle communications. Is there any program that can do it Peer-2-Peer (P2P) without a server, and directly call and chat with the target computer, directly on the network? (not using the Internet)
I need to install Debian for a webserver on a dual-Xeon machine, and it must be as "secure" as possible, with whatever programs and features are available (Firewall, Antivirus, etc).
I need basic webserver functionality, with the LAMP stack (where P is PHP), minus the FTP since I have constant physical access and I don't want to open a hole for attacks and unauthorized access.
- What version/edition do I download, burn and install? I don't understand the myraid of editions.
- How do I install/configure the LAMP stack (with admin panels) in order to get my server online?
- How can I setup the software for maximum anti-hacker protection, especially for Databases?
- Any dashboard and monitoring softwares that help in reading server performance/overloading?
I have a site I want to backup online, and I have FTP access. Is there a faster way instead of downloading it to my PC and the reuploading it to the backup server?