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Remove old or bogus address form Outlook email auto-complete address book

Problem As a result of people changing their email address, or just simple typos, the MS Outlook auto-complete list ends up with a number of bogus queries. Solution To remove a name or email address from Outlook’s auto-complete list, simply follow these 4 steps: Create a new email message in Outlook (don’t worry, you can [...]


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High Availability Asterisk

Problem If you have tried to set up high availability for an asterisk VoIP PBX, you probably notices that it is easy to do in theory, but in practice, it isn’t quite always working as expected. For example, Trixbox has ways to set up high availability (HA), but when it comes down to it, the [...]


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Online fax service with SSL API

Problem You need to create an online application that is capable of sending a FAX securely (PCI, HIPAA or other compliance). Solution After trying trustfax and eFax, neither of which has a secure API, Ralph found that Metro Fax has a SSL API for developers and the cost is reasonable. The following SDK as well [...]


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KLUDGE v0.5 EMAIL SERVER – A DETAILED HOWTO

This is a reproduction of http://www.jm-associates.com/admin/kludge.html that has gone missing in 2009 KLUDGE v0.5 EMAIL SERVER – A DETAILED HOWTO AUTHOR – Chris Berry chris_berry@jm-associates.com MAILING LIST – kludge_list@jm-associates.com To subscribe just send a blank message to kludge_list-subscribe@jm-associates.com TABLE OF CONTENTS Reasoning Legal Disclaimer Special Thanks Conventions Components Reference Documents Setup – Stage 0 , [...]


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Lotus Protector for Mail Security

Enterprise Class Email Protection If you need to go beyond classic SPAM and Virus filtering for your IBM Domino environment, we recommend you take a look at Lotus Protector for Mail Security. Starting at only $29.50 one time license fee per user, it is easy to see how the ROI over 1 year beats most [...]


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Trouble shooting sendmail base configuration

There is a simple command that can be used to make sure that the basic configuration of sendmail is correct: echo \$Z | sendmail -d0.1 The output of that command should look like: Version 8.13.1 Compiled with: DNSMAP HESIOD HES_GETMAILHOST LDAPMAP LOG MAP_REGEX MATCHGECOS MILTER MIME7TO8 MIME8TO7 NAMED_BIND NETINET NETINET6 NETUNIX NEWDB NIS PIPELINING SASLv2 [...]


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VoIP Trouble Shooting with tcpdump

I got a couple of WiFi VoIP phone to test with.  The Linksys WIP330 and the DLink DPH-540.  Both phones are a pain to set up, and they are not ready for prime time.  However, for someone that travels and wants to stay connected, they still seem to be the only available option.  For the [...]


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