VirtualTam's bookmarks

  1. A whole buncha' links with contradictory information on how to properly set up a mail server ;-)

    Disclaimer - My primary goal is to add proper Spamassassin (SA) filtering to an existing Postfix / Dovecot / roundcube installation, i.e.:

    • use SA as a milter (mail filter) to attribute a spam score to incoming mail
    • keep SA up-to-date
    • train SA with spam/ham from the users' virtual mailboxes
    • train SA according to user decisions (actual user or trained mail client with automatic/trained spam detection)

    Here we go!

    Most useful links; I stumbled upon them as soon as I knew what to look for:

    Official:

    Debian:

    CentOS:

    RHEL:

  2. Useful when you don't want to pull the LibreOffice suite:

    $ unzip -qc "$1" ppt/slides/slide*.xml | grep -oP '(?<=&lt;a:t&gt;).*?(?=&lt;/a:t&gt;)'

    1. Understand user needs
    2. Do ongoing user research
    3. Have a multidisciplinary team
    4. Use agile methods
    5. Iterate and improve frequently
    6. Evaluate tools and systems
    7. Understand security and privacy issues
    8. Make all new source code open
    9. Use open standards and common platforms
    10. Test the end-to-end service
    11. Make a plan for being offline
    12. Make sure users succeed first time
    13. Make the user experience consistent with GOV.UK
    14. Encourage everyone to use the digital service
    15. Collect performance data
    16. Identify performance indicators
    17. Report performance data on the Performance Platform
    18. Test with the minister
  3. QA Engineer walks into a bar. Orders a beer. Orders 0 beers. Orders 999999999 beers. Orders a lizard. Orders -1 beers. Orders a sfdeljknesv.

    via https://github.com/minimaxir/big-list-of-naughty-strings via https://www.sempf.net/post/On-Testing1.aspx

  4. "The price for securing your network is eternal vigilance and also your soul." "Whose soul? We're sysadmins." "Oh, right. End users. Hang on, I have a jar of them under my desk. Let me get one out for you."