After deploying a few Shuttle KPC K45 systems for UTM (Unified Threat Management) appliances using Untangle 5.42 and 6.00 I got tired of fussing with Shuttle’s MyKover JPEG template(s) and opted to create my own to-scale Word Document template. Feel free to change the included background image and text, I just left that on there for reference. And yes, the screw hole markings are correctly (or nearly correctly) placed. I enjoyed the coffee cover included with the barebone system, but opted for something customized that would allow remote clients to phone in service-calls with all the important information (Local/WAN IP, MAC, FQDN, etc.
Zimbra (FOSS) provides one hellaciously clean, organized web client on Apple’s iPhone Safari Browser, nearly resembling a native application.
Just returned from a great orientation held in D.C. for departing American students on the CBYX (Congress Bundestag Youth Exchange) program. CIEE (Council on International Educational Exchanges) manages the exchange program, along with the great orientation(s) in D.C. A few pictures of the event have been posted at AverageAnalogs.com, a sister site.
A quick set of batch scripts I wrote up (two of the three scripts, anyway) for dumping all of my (specified) MySQL databases into an archive for backup. The log mailing (emailsql.pl)requires Perl and the MIME:Lite module to correctly function. I’ve also utilized a wrapper script so the log outputs to a separate file [to be mailed]. There’s also a ‘dummy’ log file I use in my crontab file, though this isn’t really necessary:
If only everything was as easy & straight-forward as account provisioning in Zimbra: [shell]!/usr/bin/perl
ZCS IMPORT SCRIPT
Provided by : ZCS Wiki
Modified by : J.R.
Last Change : 2008.04.09
#
Lookup the valid COS (Class of Service) ID in the interface or like this
my $cosid = su – zimbra -c ‘zmprov gc apd |grep zimbraId:’;
$cosid =~ s/zimbraId:\s|\s$//g;
while (<>) {
chomp;