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"::1" is basically localhost for IPv6. The "220 server.local" you got doesn't look quite right thought. Do you have your hostname set properly? Might want to double-check... - G!mpy

I played Dungeon Siege on my old PC quite a few months ago and it was a great game. My hardware at the time was a P4 1.8GHz, 768M RAM, Radeon 8500 64M, and 18G 10krpm SCSI. It ran flawlessly...even in the swampy board with tons of baddies. :) Now...playing DS on a Celeron 1.7GHz, 512M RAM...

Not necessarily a list of my "favorite" bands, but those which I listen to very often. :) Bad Religion Incubus Dave Matthews Band Foo Fighters Fuel Godsmack Lenny Kravitz Linkin Park - G!mpy

Any idea how to add more vertical bars into the dock? I've seen screenshots of it. So you can divide up the icons...like browsers, graphics apps...etc... - G!mpy

Well...there are several options for sending email via PHP. You can just pipe the email through "sendmail -t", use mail(), or use PEAR's Mail class. Check the following URL's: http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.mail.php http://pear.php.net/ - G!mpy

There is a very good article on the GeForce4 440 Go here: http://www.anandtech.com/showdoc.html?i=1642 I had a 32M GeForce4 440 Go in my I8200 and while it was no match for the new desktop cards, it held its own quite well. - Chris

I like INetU (www.inetu.net) myself, but I'm biased. :) Primary focus is managed hosting now though... - G!mpy

I like ul1984 already... :) I'm a fan of the various boxen, Blackbox being what I use on my FreeBSD workstation. Fluxbox is VERY similar as it was derived from Blackbox, but it has a few extras such as tabs. The boxen are very well suited for slower computers since they are very light. They're...

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Here's the pop3.sh: #!/bin/sh # This starts qmail-pop3d using tcpserver env - PATH="/var/qmail/bin:/usr/local/bin" \ tcpserver -H -R 0 pop3 \ /var/qmail/bin/qmail-popup _SHOST_.domain.com \ /var/vpopmail/bin/vchkpw /var/qmail/bin/qmail-pop3d Maildir & smtp.sh: #!/bin/sh...

No new QMail versions in a while so you likely tried the current version. My recommendation of QMail comes from using it on FreeBSD and RedHat. I don't have any experience with it on osx, but my guess is that it should work fine (at least...it should compile). QMail's configuration is where...

In most situations, you will want to run Apache in standalone mode. Very few situations will warrant running it through inetd and even then, you can likely find a better solution. One possible application of running Apache through inetd would be if you were going to use tcp_wrappers for...

Don't you have unlimited internet access/bandwidth? This is the first time I have ever heard of an ISP complaining about someone using too much. That's what rateshaping is for...so you can only use what you are allocated. If you're using too much, tough poopie for them. :) Who is your ISP? I...

The vibe I get often is that you can get a PC much cheaper than a Mac typically. Especially if you build it yourself. I've been building my own PC's since my Pentium 66. :) The only PC I ever purchased complete was my Inspiron 8200 from Dell. Of course, I only had that 6 months before it went on...

Oh yeah, the links for vpopmail and such are: http://www.inter7.com/vpopmail.html http://www.inter7.com/qmailadmin.html If you want IMAP, use Courier-IMAP, available here: http://www.inter7.com/courierimap.html And...for kewl webmail, use Horde: http://www.horde.org/ -G!mpy

http://www.qmail.org/ :) Just choose a mirror that's close to you. To get smtp auth in QMail, there is a patch. I use this one: http://members.elysium.pl/brush/qmail-smtpd-auth/ Now, depending how you want to do things, QMail is not all that you need. Grab QMail and the smtp auth patch for...

I have implemented smtp auth with QMail, but not with Sendmail. We moved away from Sendmail a little over a year ago after getting tired of its limitations and vulnerabilities. If you can, I would strongly suggest checking out QMail. If you're used to Sendmail, QMail will seem a little odd, but...

Correct. Same resolution...larger screen area. Thus, a 32x32 icon on a 14" 1024x768 screen will appear to be larger than on a 12" 1024x768 screen. - G!mpy

I'm all for people using/learning open source OS's, but unfortunately, the only way to get one of those nice ~$90K/yr jobs with IBM is to have a degree AND know some *nix...unless you're related to someone high up the food chain that works there. :) I lucked out getting into FreeBSD and RedHat...

My PC's were always ridden with pirated software. Then, after using FreeBSD and RedHat at work for a couple years, I moved to FreeBSD at home for my primary workstation. One of the really nice things about open source OS's is that you can find pretty much anything you want for free. I started to...