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I have Exim set up on a CentOS machine and it has virtual domains (not Vexim) set up on it. I'm trying to figure out how to create a filter to forward emails from one address to another with a subject rewrite.

IE,

"Subject" for [email protected]

becomes

"[Support] Subject" for [email protected]

I've tried the .forward file, but it doesn't seem to have any effect. The mail directory for users are in:

/var/www/user_name/data/email/mydomain.com/user1/
/var/www/user_name/data/email/mydomain.com/user2/

This is what I have so far, but it doesn't seem to have any effect.

# Exim filter
if $h_to: is "[email protected]" then
  headers add "New-Subject: [Support] $h_subject:"
  headers remove subject
  headers add "Subject: $h_new-subject:"
  headers remove new-subject
  unseen deliver "[email protected]"
endif

Has anyone done this before? I can't find anything on Google about virtual domains with filtering.

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Can you help me with my software licensing issue?

I'm evaluating how many user licenses I need for Windows Server 2008. There will only be two users who need physical / remote desktop to the server itself, but I plan to install Symantec Endpoint on this server. Will I need more licenses for Windows based on how many machines are using Endpoint?

We're developing a new piece of software (really just a single php script) that collects cardholder information and stores it in a MySQL database. Obviously we're taking every precaution with security (Firewall, Anti-Virus, SELinux, restrictive access to the machines), but we're trying to understand what steps we need to take next before taking it live.

As the client is a Level 4 Merchant (no actual transactions, just storage of cardholder information), what scans do we need to go out and find?

Obviously we'll need to have the server/IP scanned, but what about the php script collecting the data?

I'm trying to get an old Perl script running again after installing mod_fcgid. I had to install mod_fcgid for a new client, but it seems to have broken some of my other cgi scripts.

When going to the page, its now a 500 error. I checked the error log, and the output from the script is in the error log... so the script is running but for some reason it still delivers a 500 Internal Server Error to the browser...

HTML headers are the first thing printed... so I'm not really sure why this error is occurring.

The Error Log:

[omitted:html output]
[Wed Dec 08 08:59:18 2010] [warn] (104)Connection reset by peer: mod_fcgid: read data from fastcgi server error.
[Wed Dec 08 08:59:18 2010] [error] [client x.x.x.x] Premature end of script headers: www_protect.cgi, referer: http://www.mywebsite.net/
[Wed Dec 08 08:59:21 2010] [notice] mod_fcgid: process /www/sites/somescript.cgi(6747) exit(communication error), terminated by calling exit(), return code: 0

fcgi.conf:

  AddHandler fcgid-script .fcgi .cgi
  #SocketPath /var/lib/apache2/fcgid/sock
  IPCConnectTimeout 45
  IPCCommTimeout 20
  OutputBufferSize 0
  MaxRequestsPerProcess 500
  IdleTimeout 3600
  ProcessLifeTime 7200
  MaxProcessCount 8
  DefaultMaxClassProcessCount 2


# Sane place to put sockets and shared memory file
SocketPath /var/run/mod_fcgid
SharememPath /var/run/mod_fcgid/fcgid_shm

I'm trying to move a MS SQL database from one provider to another, but attributes such as auto_increment for primary keys aren't copying over. I have MS SQL Server Management Studio 2008 installed, but I don't see any options to copy this properties over in the Import and Export wizard. Can anyone explain how this is done? I'm not a Windows person at all.

Some of the files for the website I'm moving start with a dot, IE .htaccess or .hiddenFolder or anything similar to that. I'm trying to move these sites from IIS6 to IIS7 (there's hundreds of separate sites), but it won't copy these files and the program fails. Does anyone know a way around this?

C:\Program Files\IIS\Microsoft Web Deploy>msdeploy -verb:sync -source:metakey=lm -dest:archivedir=L:\ancomm2,encryptPassword=pass > msdeployarchive.log

Error: Attempt to perform an unauthorized operation on file 'L:\ancomm2\Content\C_C\Inetpub\vhosts\Servers\20937\localuser\ajmoore\.Security'.
Error: Access to the path is denied.
Error count: 1. 

Most of the how-tos and tutorials I've found online have shown how to move a single site off of IIS6 to IIS7. Unfortunately, I have slightly over 100 subdomains in my current IIS6 setup and it will take days to complete this migration using this method.

Can anyone explain to me or give an example of how I would move the entire IIS6 configuration (configuration, inetpub, etc) to an IIS7 server?

I have a client using "FormMail.pl", which I believe is taken from some perl repository around the net. We recently migrated her site to a new server and this script stopped working. I found a few items that weren't configured on the new Apache installation, and I now have the script running... but the HTML output isn't being rendered and the "Location:" redirect is also not working. Again -- the script worked fine on the old server.

print "Location: $safeConfig{'redirect'}\n\n";

print "Content-type: text/html\n\n";

Both of these statements just put something like "Location: thankYou.html" on the screen rather than any content. The HTML is not rendered.

Thoughts?

I have a hosting client who is reporting back to me that he is seeing port scan attempts from the IP of the server I host his companies' website on. I'm unaware of what program he is using, but apparently the company's primary IP is being port scanned over port 443 (SSL).

The log snippets he sent over match up with the SSL access log of the site, so is this a fault monitoring program, or is my server pinging their IP back during SSL access?

I'm investigating setting up a load balanced server solution consisting of three CentOS 5.4 boxes. Two of these boxes will reside in one facility, while a third will reside in a different facility.

I'm currently working to set up heartbeat, ldirectord, ipvsadm to load-balance the machines, but I'm not sure its going to work with

I'm not overly familiar with the details behind how all of these work, but is the load balancing going to work correctly when these servers are not all on the same LAN? I'm not sure if heartbeat is using SNMP to send signals or not, which would only work over a LAN. Has anyone tried this or found a different solution?