Golgotha worklog
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
Golgotha needs some attention sometimes. Here is the currrent TODO list.
Critical
Sendmail (working)'FIX TODAY: Slow response time due to spam measures' (grey listing turned off 02/17/2006)MailmanSSL/TLS (done)AUTH (done)Milter (on by default)MIMEDefang (done)ClamAV-milter (replaced with MIMEDefang) - Seems to be dying randomly, either a config issue or we need to setup MIMEdefang to run it instead (if possible).SpamAssassin (MIMEDefang) - Installed port, not configured or running, also installed milter-spamd but not configured or running, see /root/milter-spamd.install.SSL Certs (done)
- IMAP / POP3
IMAP SSL- POP3 (need to recreate SSL cert)
- PF
- Tighten Rules down a bit (rules have been optimized to keep pf.conf shorter)
- setup reactive monitoring to ban hosts that try to brute, excessively scan etc.
- OS Patches (done)
- 001-020
Ports - Update to latest Patch branch (done)
- ClamAV
Install (done)Configure cron to update rules. (done, freshclam is running as a daemon, see rc.local and rc.conf.local)
Important
- SNMP
- Config (this should be done)
- Verify that it is bound to localhost only
- MRTG
Track fxp0 usage (done)- Track sendmail stats (partialy done)
- Track Disk Usage
- Track CPU Usage
- Possibly track a few stat apps (IRC etc)
- Possibly look into using rrdtool via Cacti
- compat_linux(8)
- Update Linux libs from centos
- WWW
Migrate from OpenBSD Apache to current 2.2.0 TreeBuild PHP 5- setup SSL
verify userdirs are working properly.
- Named
- fix some of the lame config'd hosts.
IP Aliases (DONE)
Non/Critical
- Teamspeak
- This is dependent on the linux libs. Currently it takes massive cpu time.
- WWW
- Setup a decent chroot system
- Named
- Check into the denied error when using ns-update remotely
- System
- Cleanup old accounts
- User accounts
- databases
- websites
- Cleanup old accounts
- Wishlist
- Jabber Server (May not be wise until hardware upgrade)
Hardware
Hardware has been upgraded to an Intel Pentium4 3.2GHz, 1GB RAM, DFI 915P-TAG Motherboard. Also added two (2) 200GB Maxtor 6L200P0 drives for an eventual RAID 1 Mirror for home directories.