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Using Procmail with Plesk: rules via Ingo

January 7, 2009

In my previous post, I discussed how to get automatic procmail integration working with Plesk, to let you set up procmailrc rules to sort mail into folders. At the end of the post, I mentioned that it would be nice to figure out how to get Plesk’s version of Ingo set up to generate the [...]

Tagged as: Horde, Hosting, Ingo, Linux, Mail, Open-source, Plesk, Procmail

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Using Procmail with Plesk

January 6, 2009

For many years now, I’ve been maintaining a separate mail server, web server, and shell server. I’m getting busy these days, and just don’t have the time to dedicate to this maintenance. About a year and a half ago, I purchased a 30-domain Plesk license, which I am using for all the sites I host [...]

Tagged as: Hosting, Linux, Mail, Open-source, Plesk, Procmail

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mosso – “the hosting cloud”?

March 14, 2008

A few weeks ago, a coworker pointed out Mosso, which bills itself as “The Hosting Cloud”. Looks like a really interesting service – basically like shared hosting that will scale forever; no need to worry about individual servers, etc.
If you are just hosting a generic php/rails/etc site that gets a lot of traffic, it looks [...]

Tagged as: Cloud, Hosting

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finally, a “control panel” that i kind of like!

September 6, 2006

I’ve seen a wide gamut of those “control panel” things for hosting providers, and most of the ones I’ve looked at, I haven’t liked. They usually cost tons of money, use software I hate (ie, qmail), and do not integrate well with my preferred distribution (Debian). I ran across one today that seems to work [...]

Tagged as: Hosting, Open-source

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