Finally finished out the IPv6 rollout at the house. Tunnelbroker.net tunnel from my 2801 to he.net up, domain hosted here fully IPv6 with email, rDNS, web, all going good. IRC client running v6 too! Only using a handfull of addresses out of my massive /64 they assigned.
Passed the he.net certification too! As of tonight, I’m highest you can get up to, theres only 1,207certified for it out of probably 12,000 total workingon certs.
Now for the hard part. Dual Stacking the office, datacenter, and all our customers! The crappy thing is the majority of our customers are on old routing hardware, which has no future for v6, so at some point, we’ll have to spend some money.
Progress at work: my BGP peer is up with he.net for announcing our /32, our upstream providers wont be giving us native IPv6 until middle of next year, so tunneling is all we’ve got unless we add on some more bandwidth from another upstream provider with native IPv6… possibility.. Need quotes!
I’ve been using Postfix / Spamassassin / Amavisd-new / Procmail for a while now. The wierd thing is mail that goes to an alias from /etc/aliases doesnt get X-Spam-Status headers written to it.
I’ve been using a procmail recipe to fix this problem. Anyone have an idea of how to fix this within postfix?
Jeez, I keep forgetting to write about LinuxWorld.. First of all, sitting on a bed and using the laptop gets very uncomfortable after about 20 minutes in one position.
The weather has been great here.. high 50′s at night and high 60′s in the daytime.. The conference has been great, got so much free stuff, im going to have to get a box for all this stuff and check it as baggage. HP Announced this morning that they’ll be selling linux laptops pre-installed with SUSE 9.1. I thought that was pretty neat. After two days of drawings, I have yet to win the Sharp Zarus. One more chance tomorrow.. Intel had a pretty cool party last night, they had a guy with a chainsaw doing an ice sculpture of an “intel inside” logo.
I happened apon a sign that said “Gentoo Community Meeting” which was excellent, cause I got to sit around and have a beer with the Gentoo dev team and discuss current problems and upcoming ideas for about two hours.
Today I walked about 4 miles round trip to see the ‘Painted Ladies’ which is the victorian houses in the begining of the “Full House” TV show. It was pretty neat, used almost a whole roll of film on them.
Had some excellent chinese food for dinner with a “Fat Tire” which went suprisingly well together.
Anyways, tomorrow is the last day of the conference, then im back to Houston.
Made it to San Francisco this afternoon for Linux World. The weather is real nice, about 68 degrees right now.. The hotel is decent, but the wireless seems to be flaky, it’s acting like a linksys router or something.. every minute or so it drops me. I’ve got the same issues in linux and windows with both my broadcom b/g minipci and my orinoco gold.. so im using my orinoco with the externa mag mount antenna.. good thing i brought it, found another access point not owned by the hotel, which provides a much more stable connection, just a weak signal.
Walked around downtown SFA this afternoon, I ate at a subway. It reminds me a lot of NY, but not as busy. LOTS of homeless people, it was kind of scary with my camera on my hip, had to hold it so it wouldn’t get jacket.. I ended up wandering into the Apple store with the glass staircase. It was pretty neat. I got a pic in B&W of the staircase.
Nothing on TV, just making sure I’ve got everything on the laptop for tomorrow morning. I think I’m gonna go to bed pretty early tonight and get some rest so I can be up early tomorrow.
Throw them in your /etc/mail/spamassassin/ directory and restart spamd. Oh yeah, make sure and : “mv sa-blacklist.current 50blacklist.cf“.
Make sure you keep them up to date, that way you will be blocking all the new stuff..
