I have a Maildir structure, that got wrongly restored from backup and all files have the file date of the restore instead of when they have been created/received.
What would be the best way to correct this?
I think about recursively reading the first Received: line, extracting the date and touching the files, but it's a bit above my perl/shell skills. Can someone help?
We have apache log level on debug as we are hunting a bug on our magento site (https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11841465/magento-payment-portal-forwards-how-to-debug/11841891#comment15757876_11841891) - we see a lot of these lines in error_log:
The timeout specified has expired: SSL input filter read failed.
followed by:
Connection closed to child 20 with standard shutdown
(here some complete log line: https://gist.github.com/3289621)
we see, that these lines are logged on info level, but want to be sure, that this is not a problem but a normal condition. (we stumble over this bug report: https://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=52703)
we see a lot more of these lines as there are obvious problems (we have problems with forwards to external sites (paypal..) when in SSL mode (at checkout) but want to elminate this.
I successfully used this tutorial: http://techbot.me/2010/08/deployment-recipes-deploying-monitoring-and-securing-your-rails-application-to-a-clean-ubuntu-10-04-install-using-nginx-and-unicorn/ for our ruby on rails server.
but I wonder if this installation is safe. what troubles me is that the same user "deployer", who is a sudoer, is running the application.
doesn't this open the possibility that by some form of code injection an attacker gets full access to the system (opposite to a common apache installation where the apache process runs as say www-data)?
HI,
I have a working redirection that looks like this
RewriteRule ^(.*)weihnachtsshop/(.*)$ /hochzeitsshop [R=301,L]
everything like www.shop.com/weihnachtsshop/product.html get's redirceted to www.shop.com/hochzeitsshop.
My problem now is, that i need this redirection to exclude all images, like www.shop.com/weihnachtsshop/product.jpg - these links should not get rewritten.
What's the best way to approach this?
PAT
I would like to control a bash script like this:
#!/bin/sh
USER1=_parsefromfile_
HOST1=_parsefromfile_
PW1=_parsefromfile_
USER2=_parsefromfile_
HOST2=_parsefromfile_
PW2=_parsefromfile_
imapsync \
--buffersize 8192000 --nosyncacls --subscribe --syncinternaldates --IgnoreSizeErrors \
--host1 $HOST1 --user1 $USER1 --password1 $PW1 --ssl1 --port1 993 --noauthmd5 \
--host2 $HOST2 --user2 $USER2 --password2 $PW2 --ssl2 --port2 993 --noauthmd5 --allowsizemismatch
with parameters from a control file like this:
host1 user1 password1 host2 user2 password2
anotherhost1 anotheruser1 anotherpassword1 anotherhost2 anotheruser2 anotherpassword2
where each line represents one run of the script with the parameters extracted and made into variables.
what would be the most elegant way of doing this?
PAT
Simple task:
Move all the content of the directory c:\Users\files\Desktop\test 2 to c:\Users\files\Desktop\test 1
C:\admin\temp>robocopy "c:\Users\files\Desktop\test 2" "c:\Users\files\Desktop\test" *.* /S /MOVE
Sounds reasonable, but now, the directory c:\Users\files\Desktop\test 2 gets removed too. Is there a switch to just move the CONTENT without the removing directory itself?
I have a VPN set up with USAIP (usaip.eu) to get an IP in the US although being physically connected to the internet in Europe.
Now i want to route only specific requests via this VPN (you already guessed it, Hulu). Because Hulu's IPs are changing quite often, i would like to specifiy, that only traffic initiated by some applicatins (say firefox.exe) is routed thru the VPN. Can a software firewall do this (and if yes, which one do you recommend?) or what would be the best way to accomplish this?