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Would it be possible to be able to enter all changes to a zone file first and then only have to save once? And also be able to edit certain entries? When someone mistakenly tries to add dns records to the zone to use google apps but forgets to put in the '.' at the end it'd be a lot easier...

Excellent! :)

We're giving tally_after_restore=0 a try, since the waiting is excruciating.

When a restore is done dataskq is run. Some backups might take a few minutes to restore, others take considerably longer. We restored 300 backups and it was done in 2 hours. After that (on another server with twice the memory) we restored 11 backups. After 2,5 hours, dataskq is still running...

Aye, I fear the same.

I'm not shy about mailing for support. I just like to see if someone on the forum knows the answer. :)

Ah! Now I get it. This is not at all what I asked for :) I'm not interested in which load average, I'm interested in other command line options for top (at least, I'm still guessing the load warning ticket is top's output). I'd like to add an option which, at least on FreeBSD, is a lot more...

And which setting am I looking for? And what would the possible options be?

When a server's load crosses a certain threshold an email is sent and a ticket is created with the output of top (top -d 1 on FreeBSD apparently). Is there a way to change the options? I mean, it's nice to see which process is so offensive, but I'd also like to see more in case it is php-cgi...

Removing the '-s around did the trick, which I find kind of odd, since it works fine on the other servers like this. At least it works so my customers are happy. :)

We've got a bunch of servers, all are hunky-dory. Except for 1. When someone sends an email, the sender is listed as $domain, strpos($domain, ) + 1 <USERNAME@substr> Where USERNAME is the hostingaccount's username. This happens with real users (admin) and with virtual ones. I copied an...

mysql> FLUSH PRIVILEGES; Query OK, 0 rows affected (0.14 sec) Update: Got error: 1449: The user specified as a definer ('user0'@'localhost') does not exist when using LOCK TABLES So, unfortunately that didn't help. A bit of more looking revealed that when checking the tables in the database...

It doesn't look promising on the majordomo part, since it hasn't been updated since January 19th, 2000. Not exactly keeping up to date. I for one would like to see MailMan.

So we discovered we had some users with the same username across our servers. Awhile ago we checked the box to check for usernames in the multiserver setup but there already were a number of users that have the same name. Using change_username.sh in the scripts dir to make changes. It's nice to...

We installed Perl4::CoreLibs (http://search.cpan.org/perldoc?Perl4%3A%3ACoreLibs) which restores a number of gone libraries. Majordomo seems to be working again, except for this situation: Our client uses the 'Restrict Post' field to limit the people able to send anything to the mailing list...

Last weekend we did a severy needed upgrade of perl from 5.10 to 5.16. Now majordomo is throwing errors: pipe to |/etc/virtual/majordomo/wrapper resend -C /etc/virtual/<domain>/majordomo/majordomo.cf -l <listname> -h <domainname> -f owner-<listname> <emailaddress> generated by...

Does anyone have any thought on the whole "AH00037: Symbolic link not allowed or link target not accessible" problem?

Ok. I did remove the offending bit from the configs earlier and it seems to hold. Now if only I could get around the whole AH00037: Symbolic link not allowed or link target not accessible: /var/www/html/webmail1 problem. I set<Directory "/var/www/html"> Options Indexes FollowSymLinks...

So I tried it and it works. Until I change suphp settings from paranoid to owner. Then I get complains about the section <Directory "/var/www/html"> Options -Indexes +FollowSymLinks AllowOverride All Order allow,deny Allow from all <IfModule mod_suphp.c>...

I guess I should again delete all the custom apache confs first? How about /etc/httpd?