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Very useful links. Thank you!

Thank you, hydra! I don't really unterstand everything you wrote, as I never dealed with Anti-Virus programs on Servers (I'm not the one who set it up), but nevertheless it helped a lot :) So I can't really tell you something about the Bayes configuration... How can I fix the...

Curiously I didn't found exactly that file in the quarantine-directory, but this one also belongs to a mail I wrote to the mailinglist: Return-Path: <> Delivered-To: spam-quarantine X-Envelope-From: <me@my_address.de> X-Envelope-To: <list@my_domain.de> X-Envelope-To-Blocked: <list@my_domain.de>...

Hello everyone, I just installed mailman on a FreeBSD 5.2.1 Server using Postfix as mailserver. Now I am able to create new mailinglists and subscribe to them. But when I want to post to the list nothing happens. I think it's a problem with Postfix, as I found this in /var/log/maillog...

I don't really know what it's called in English... I think "Media Informatics"...or maybe "Computer Science in Media"? :)

Alsmost twenty...going to start my studies at university soon.

Yes, I'm glad it's working now. :) Thanks! @ironmikie: Goot idea, I use the AllowUsers-Option of ssh, but I didn't know (or forget) that the users can even be restricted to a specific IP. I may try that. The advantage of login.access is that these rules apply for all...

Well, I've read the man page on my server(FreeBSD7.1), but it's different to the one you reffered to. It says: LOCAL (matches any string that does not contain a "." character) And "Absolute FreeBSD" says, LOCAL matches any host without a dot in it (generally only hosts in the local domain)...

Thanks for your answer! Well sorry. I have to say, I don't really get what you want to tell me...I've read the man page for pam, but it didn't help to understand that. I added this line to login.access and know I can use su via ssh. But what is the difference between using "LOCAL" and using...

You are right in this situation I'd just need tcp-wrappers. But I forgot to mention that I will have for example one user that is allowed to login over ssh from everywhere. Sorry for that! So I have to distinguish between the different users that use ssh which is not possible with tcp...

Hello, in addition to the real console, I'd like to access my server via ssh but restrict this access to one computer of the local network. So I tried to use these lines in /etc/login.access: +:ALL:ttyv0 +:ALL:192.168.1.102 -:ALL:ALL Now when I connect to the server from 192.168.2.102 or...

There should be a "custom avatar"-frame on that site but it's not there, as well there is no option called "Edit Profile Picture" in your navigation... I don't know, but maybe you need an amount of posts or time in the forum to be able to change this. Like you need 10 posts to edit your own posts.

Yes, of course I read the handbook... I thought of a more detailed explanation of configuration and securing. Maybe I'll go for Apache Security from O'reilly.

I got the apache cookbock from oreilly... It's great but not suitable for beginners who just want install and configure Apache for the first time. Is there any specific book you would recommend for this?

Yeah right, that sounds less confusing :D

There are some really useful tutorials, but unfortunatel most of them are about 10 years old... And I'm not feeling comfortable rusing such an old how-to on security. Yes, of course I do so, but I'd like it more to thumb through a real book instead of Amazon and maybe a pdf-file...

Ah, thanks for that info. But when I use tar with -f it's the reverse order...first destiny, then source.

Instead of databases/mysql51-server I can use databases/php5-mysql? Where's the difference?

Well, in my town there are several really big book stores, but they only have Linux books. Didn't find anything related to FreeBSD there, which means I can't even do a test reading on those books before I buy one... :(

Well, okay. Thanks for your advice... But I think I'm going to use Pure-FTP now. :)