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2008-06-12T23:13:36Z

Derek: /* Migration to Linux */

__NOTOC__

K-LUG - Linux Users Group.

== LUG News ==
=== Migration to Linux ===
'''Thu Jun 12 23:14:02 EDT 2008'''
Initial migration to CentOS complete. The three RAID5 Arrays are initializing, and should hopefully be online tomorrow.
- derek

=== Technical Meeting: Tuesday June 10th ===
Intro to reddit.com and social bookmarking in general, and the [http://reddit.com/r/KLUG/ KLUG reddits] in particular, by Eldon Nelson. 6 pm in RCTC's Heintz Center room HA107, see [http://www.k-lug.org/Meetings here]. Jointly with PCIG.

Do you have hundreds of bookmarks in your webbrowser? Are those bookmarks unreachable, impossible to organize, and scroll beyond your screen? Do you wish that your bookmarks would travel with you - regardless of what computer you are using. Or, do you want to find uniquely entertaining articles and ideas that will expand your knowledge? Social Bookmarking is for you!

Social Bookmarking has exploded in the past few years with a variety of services that each cater to different needs of their users. This presentation will introduce you to three popular, and very different, social bookmarking sites "reddit.com", "digg.com", and "del.icio.us". You will learn what you can do at each free service and how to apply it to your own internet use. The community surrounding these services and plugins for your webbrowser to make them more accessible will be covered.

=== Lunch: Thursday June 19th ===
11:30 am, Apache Mall food court, near the B&N.

=== Another June Social ===
Ideas can be found [http://www.k-lug.org/SocialMeeting here] or invent your own. What would you like to do? Tell Tina.

=== Planned Technical Meeting: Thursday July 10th ===
No volunteers yet, please see [http://www.k-lug.org/Meetings a list of ideas] if you're willing but lacking a topic.

=== Planned Lunch: Thursday July 17th ===
11:30 am, Apache Mall food court, near the B&N.

=== Planned July Social ===
Ideas can be found [http://www.k-lug.org/SocialMeeting here] or invent your own. What would you like to do? Tell Tina.

=== Social sometime in June, July, or August ===
Day trip to the Cities for the [http://www.smm.org/starwars/ Science Museum's Star Wars exhibit]. Available June 13-August 24. Tickets are anticipated to need to be purchased in advance due to high demand, so we'd not only need to agree on a day, we'll have to try to get a weekend far enough in advance that we can all get entry tickets for approximately the same time. If we get 15 or more people to commit and turn over money in advance, we can make group reservations - at least one month notice would be required for this as well. 

While we're in the Cities for a day, we could also plan to hit up things like [http://www.gameworks.com/locations/minneapolis.php GameWorks] (large video game arcade / bowling/ restaurant), the [http://www.imax.com/minnesota/ IMAX] at the zoo, and/or woods paintball at [http://www.mnpropaintball.com/index.html Pro Paintball]. Other ideas to make a full day of it are welcome.

=== New Gaming Center Coming to Rochester? ===

It sounds like a new LAN video game center is rolling into Rochester in June, so be ready to get your game on. The name will be Pwned and it will be... [http://postbulletin.typepad.com/kiger/2008/04/lan-video-game.html more...]

=== Old News Items ===
See the [[OldNews]] page.

=== Sat Apr 5 23:26:02 EDT 2008 - derek ===
The main K-LUG webserver, miskatonic, has been upgraded to [http://www.freebsd.org FreeBSD] 7.0.
Please hop on IRC if you notice any problems. - derek

=== Games mailing list ===
We've started a new mailing list for people who are interested in (non-video) gaming. Currently we've been playing Munchkin and RoboRally. See the [http://lists.k-lug.org/mailman/listinfo/games link] in the site navigation menu to join the mailing list if you're interested in joining us.

=== Want a K-Lug Shirt? ===
[[Image:Klugpatchsm.png]]
Our first batch of shirts came out rather nice, especially for the price. We have folk who didn't get in on the first order. Please [http://www.queensboro.com/closeouts browse the deals here], and contact Tim if interested. (We need a minimum order of 4)
We can now order screen printed tees from this company as well

Main Page

2008-06-10T17:03:55Z

Derek: /* LUG News */

__NOTOC__

K-LUG - Linux Users Group.

== LUG News ==
=== Migration to Linux ===
'''Tue Jun 10 13:00:31 EDT 2008'''
There is a hardware problem on miskatonic. I am working on replacing this hardware, it will hopefully be reaplaced in the day or so as we migrate away from FreeBSD/OpenBSD.
- derek

=== Technical Meeting: Tuesday June 10th ===
Intro to reddit.com and social bookmarking in general, and the [http://reddit.com/r/KLUG/ KLUG reddits] in particular, by Eldon Nelson. 6 pm in RCTC's Heintz Center room HA107, see [http://www.k-lug.org/Meetings here]. Jointly with PCIG.

Do you have hundreds of bookmarks in your webbrowser? Are those bookmarks unreachable, impossible to organize, and scroll beyond your screen? Do you wish that your bookmarks would travel with you - regardless of what computer you are using. Or, do you want to find uniquely entertaining articles and ideas that will expand your knowledge? Social Bookmarking is for you!

Social Bookmarking has exploded in the past few years with a variety of services that each cater to different needs of their users. This presentation will introduce you to three popular, and very different, social bookmarking sites "reddit.com", "digg.com", and "del.icio.us". You will learn what you can do at each free service and how to apply it to your own internet use. The community surrounding these services and plugins for your webbrowser to make them more accessible will be covered.

=== Lunch: Thursday June 19th ===
11:30 am, Apache Mall food court, near the B&N.

=== Another June Social ===
Ideas can be found [http://www.k-lug.org/SocialMeeting here] or invent your own. What would you like to do? Tell Tina.

=== Planned Technical Meeting: Thursday July 10th ===
No volunteers yet, please see [http://www.k-lug.org/Meetings a list of ideas] if you're willing but lacking a topic.

=== Planned Lunch: Thursday July 17th ===
11:30 am, Apache Mall food court, near the B&N.

=== Planned July Social ===
Ideas can be found [http://www.k-lug.org/SocialMeeting here] or invent your own. What would you like to do? Tell Tina.

=== Social sometime in June, July, or August ===
Day trip to the Cities for the [http://www.smm.org/starwars/ Science Museum's Star Wars exhibit]. Available June 13-August 24. Tickets are anticipated to need to be purchased in advance due to high demand, so we'd not only need to agree on a day, we'll have to try to get a weekend far enough in advance that we can all get entry tickets for approximately the same time. If we get 15 or more people to commit and turn over money in advance, we can make group reservations - at least one month notice would be required for this as well. 

While we're in the Cities for a day, we could also plan to hit up things like [http://www.gameworks.com/locations/minneapolis.php GameWorks] (large video game arcade / bowling/ restaurant), the [http://www.imax.com/minnesota/ IMAX] at the zoo, and/or woods paintball at [http://www.mnpropaintball.com/index.html Pro Paintball]. Other ideas to make a full day of it are welcome.

=== New Gaming Center Coming to Rochester? ===

It sounds like a new LAN video game center is rolling into Rochester in June, so be ready to get your game on. The name will be Pwned and it will be... [http://postbulletin.typepad.com/kiger/2008/04/lan-video-game.html more...]

=== Old News Items ===
See the [[OldNews]] page.

=== Sat Apr 5 23:26:02 EDT 2008 - derek ===
The main K-LUG webserver, miskatonic, has been upgraded to [http://www.freebsd.org FreeBSD] 7.0.
Please hop on IRC if you notice any problems. - derek

=== Games mailing list ===
We've started a new mailing list for people who are interested in (non-video) gaming. Currently we've been playing Munchkin and RoboRally. See the [http://lists.k-lug.org/mailman/listinfo/games link] in the site navigation menu to join the mailing list if you're interested in joining us.

=== Want a K-Lug Shirt? ===
[[Image:Klugpatchsm.png]]
Our first batch of shirts came out rather nice, especially for the price. We have folk who didn't get in on the first order. Please [http://www.queensboro.com/closeouts browse the deals here], and contact Tim if interested. (We need a minimum order of 4)
We can now order screen printed tees from this company as well

Main Page

2008-04-06T03:30:23Z

Derek: /* LUG News */

__NOTOC__

K-LUG - Linux Users Group.

== LUG News ==

=== Sat Apr 5 23:26:02 EDT 2008 - derek ===
The main K-LUG webserver, miskatonic, has upgraded to [http://www.freebsd.org FreeBSD] 7.0.
Please hop on IRC if you notice any problems. - derek

=== Want a K-Lug Shirt? ===
[[Image:Klugpatchsm.png]]
Our first batch of shirts came out rather nice, especially for the price. We have folk who didn't get in on the first order. Please [http://www.queensboro.com/closeouts browse the deals here], and contact Tim if interested. (We need a minimum order of 4)
We can now order screen printed tees from this company as well

=== Games mailing list ===
We've started a new mailing list for people who are interested in (non-video) gaming. Currently we've been playing Munchkin and RoboRally. See the [http://lists.k-lug.org/mailman/listinfo/games link] in the site navigation menu to join the mailing list if you're interested in joining us.

=== Technical Meeting: Tuesday April 8th ===
OLPC (One Laptop Per Child) project will be presented on by Jose' de Leon. [http://laptop.org/ OLPC website] and [http://www.laptopgiving.org/en/explore.php pictures]. 
HA 107, 6 pm. [http://www.roch.edu/html-spectrum/getting_to_ucr.html Directions to the Heintz Center] building and [http://www.rctc.edu/campustour/maps/heintzA.html HA107] in particular. 

=== Lunch: Thursday April 17th ===
11:30 am

=== April Social: Friday April 18th ===
Arcade and video games at Mike Migliacio's and Lisa Walkosz's. 
6-10 pm 
More details eventually.

=== Planned Technical Meeting: Thursday May 8th ===
Studio Academy's robotics league, jointly with PCIG. This will be a field trip, and we're currently planning on providing pizza and pop, so RSVPs will be requested.

=== May Social ===
Outside? We hope!

=== Lunch: Thursday May 15th ===
11:30 am

=== Planned Technical Meeting: Tuesday June 10th ===
No speaker yet, volunteers requested. May also include an intro to reddit.com in general and the [http://reddit.com/r/KLUG/ KLUG reddits] in particular.

=== Lunch: Thursday June 19th ===
11:30 am

=== Social sometime in June, July, or August ===
Day trip to the Cities for the [http://www.smm.org/starwars/ Science Museum's Star Wars exhibit]. Available June 13-August 24. Tickets are anticipated to need to be purchased in advance due to high demand, so we'd not only need to agree on a day, we'll have to try to get a weekend far enough in advance that we can all get entry tickets for approximately the same time. If we get 15 or more people to commit and turn over money in advance, we can make group reservations - at least one month notice would be required for this as well. 

While we're in the Cities for a day, we could also plan to hit up things like [http://www.gameworks.com/locations/minneapolis.php GameWorks] (large video game arcade / bowling/ restaurant), the [http://www.imax.com/minnesota/ IMAX] at the zoo, and/or woods paintball at [http://www.mnpropaintball.com/index.html Pro Paintball]. Other ideas to make a full day of it are welcome.

=== Old News Items ===
See the [[OldNews]] page.

Mailinglist

2007-11-16T06:09:36Z

Derek: /* Email List */

== Email List ==
You can access list functions here:
http://lists.k-lug.org/mailman/listinfo/klug

At this address, you can subscribe, unsubscribe, and view archives.

Main Page

2007-09-09T16:36:29Z

Derek:

__NOTOC__

K-LUG - Linux Users Group.

== LUG News ==

=== Server Software Upgrade ===
'''Updated: Sun Sep 9 12:37:34 EDT 2007'''
The main migration has occurred. Some services are still being worked on, mainly mailman (the mailing list).
New name server IP address, for those of you that have domains pointing are: 70.90.241.186 and 70.90.241.187.
Join '''#klug''' if you are interested in the details.

== Planned Technical Meeting: Flood Relief...Date TBD ==

Location TBD
Presenter needed

The current proposal for our Sept meeting is that we dig in and help Steve Severson with a United Way Flood Relief Project.
The recent flood in SE Minnesota meant that many victims lost their computers. The United Way Tech Team (and Steve) are coordinating a couple of hardware build parties to ready 200+ CompuSwap systems for deployment to people, nonprofits and schools throughout SE MN.
K-Lug helped with this type of event after Katrina and it is actually a lot of fun! A little cleaning, a little installing of diskdrives and memory and a little boot testing.

(Stay tuned for actual date...may not be just on our normal date of Sept 13th)

== Sept Socials - Disc Golf ==

There will be two opportunities for September [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disc_golf Disc Golf],
each will be at 6:30 pm at East Park.

-Tuesday September 11th
-Thursday September 27th

=== Want a K-Lug Shirt? ===
[[Image:Klugpatchsm.png]]
Our first batch of shirts came out rather nice, especially for the price. We have folk who didn't get in on the first order. Please [http://www.queensboro.com/closeouts browse the deals here], and contact Tim if interested. (We need a minimum order of 4)

=== Social: Tuesday September 11th ===
6:30 pm, East Park, for Frisbee golf. If you don't have a frisbee, you can probably borrow one from another K-LUGger.

=== Planned Technical Meeting: Thursday September 13th ===
'''Location TBD'''

'''Presenter needed'''

=== Lunch: Thursday September 20th ===
11:30 am, at the Apache Mall food court. Look for geeks sort of near Barnes&Noble. If the weather is nice, people from downtown may choose to walk together to lunch, it's a 30 minute walk.

=== Social: Thursday September 27th ===
6:30 pm, East Park, for Frisbee golf. If you don't have a frisbee, you can probably borrow one from another K-LUGger, or bring a shoe to throw.

=== Planned Social: TBD, supposedly July ===
Paintball at Skyline Raceway. Exact date and time will be announced when known. More details on the [http://www.k-lug.org/SocialMeeting Social page], or pester Paul Kessler.

=== Old News Items ===
See the [[OldNews]] page.

Main Page

2007-08-26T06:47:18Z

Derek: /* LUG News */

__NOTOC__

K-LUG - Linux Users Group.

== LUG News ==

=== Server Software Upgrade ===
'''Updated: Sun Aug 26 01:38:44 CDT 2007'''
We are performing software upgrades on several of the services in prep for the migration of gologtha.
These upgrades include OS, database, webserver and app server software. You may experience some slight problems reaching some services. If this occurs, please try again later.
Join '''#klug''' if you are interested in the details.

=== Lunch: Thursday August 16th ===
11:30 am, at the Apache Mall food court. Look for geeks sort of near Barnes&Noble. If the weather is nice, people from downtown may choose to walk together to lunch, it's a 30 minute walk.

=== Want a K-Lug Shirt? ===
[[Image:Klugpatchsm.png]]
Our first batch of shirts came out rather nice, especially for the price. We have folk who didn't get in on the first order. Please [http://www.queensboro.com/closeouts browse the deals here], and contact Tim if interested. (We need a minimum order of 4)

=== Planned Technical Meeting: Thursday September 13th ===
'''Location TBD'''

'''Presenter needed'''

=== Planned Social: TBD, supposedly July ===
Paintball at Skyline Raceway. Exact date and time will be announced when known. More details on the [http://www.k-lug.org/SocialMeeting Social page], or pester Paul Kessler.

=== Old News Items ===
See the [[OldNews]] page.

File:Goat.png

2007-01-26T21:54:14Z

Derek: The goat.

The goat.

Main Page

2007-01-26T21:48:09Z

Derek: /* LUG News */

__NOTOC__

K-LUG - Linux Users Group.

== LUG News ==

=== Wiki upgraded. ===
Wiki software has been upgraded to '''1.9.1'''. I installed a different default theme to change things up a bit until we settle on something new. Post comments to the list or on irc. - derek

=== Logo Contest: Open for nominations ===
K-LUG members can GIMP with anyone, K-LUG has Paint Shop Pros, but K-LUG needs a new logo. Please submit your suggested K-LUG logo prior to our Feb 8th meeting. Post your entries on the [[LogoPage]].

=== Social: Saturday, January 27th ===
The introduction to curling second session has been cancelled due to low interest.

=== Technical Meeting: Thursday February 8th ===
Plone by Eldon Nelson, with PCIG.

Description of Plone:

Plone is a web based open source content management system (CMS) built off of the Python programming language. What do I need a content management system for? I'm not a book publisher or magazine; even though my glossy finish might make you think that way. The person that needs a content management system is every knowledge worker - which today, is everyone. We all need ways of managing the knowledge we work with and content types that are flexible to match the work we do. In the past, I've loved wiki for filling part of this role, but as I look at what wiki gets you it is not the whole picture. Sometimes, you need a tool chest instead of a hammer - this is where Plone fits in as your own secret tool chest.

What you get with Plone is a scalable, object oriented, pluggable system that handles all of your content management needs. Plone itself is actually a collection of plugins that give you the code to represent the objects that will eventually represent your data. So you might ask, on what is Plone built upon if it is just a collection of plugins? It is actually built off a very complete web framework for the Python scripting language named Zope. So yes, it is a collection of utilities from Python -> Zope -> Plone to get to the tool, but all of that hierarchy gives you a full framework to do everything and hooks and methods ready for your use.

With Plone you get rock solid access control that can be as granular as you want. You can integrate Plone plugins into your site to transform it to include seamlessly complex structures such as: bulletin boards, issue trackers, picture galleries, and more or use out of the box calendaring. Pretty much, Plone quickly, without the need for any coding, turns into your Swiss Army knife of web interactivity – all the while, maintaining a coherent look and feel and security of Plone.

During my Plone presentation I will be doing things a little differently than traditional KLUG or PCIG meetings. I’ll be showing part of my presentation through the use of screencasts to demonstrate activities that I have recorded before and edited into consumable nuggets of interest. I’ll also be using screencasts from the Plone.org website itself, so you may or may not want to watch their intro videos before you come – depending on how entertained you will be by them. I’ll be bringing some popcorn to keep you engaged – so look forward to a treat! Of course, a technical meeting isn’t any good without some hands on, in the dirt, demonstration. For that, I’ll be doing some live manipulation of Plone before your very eyes.

I hope you will enjoy this fun presentation.

Eldon Nelson ( eldon_nelson@ieee.org )

[http://www.plone.org Plone]

=== Planned Lunch: Thursday February 15th ===
11:30 am, near the Chinese restaurant in the Galleria

=== Planned Technical Meeting: Thursday March 8th ===
Second Life by Tim Massaro, with PCIG. Part of the presentation will be virtual, if you can't attend because you're home with the kids maybe you'd still want to tune in for that portion.

=== Planned Lunch: Thursday March 15th ===
11:30 am, near the Chinese restaurant in the Galleria

=== Old News Items ===
See the [[OldNews]] page.

Main Page

2007-01-26T21:46:09Z

Derek: /* LUG News */

__NOTOC__

== LUG News ==

=== Wiki upgraded. ===
Wiki software has been upgraded to '''1.9.1'''. I installed a different default theme to change things up a bit until we settle on something new. Post comments to the list or on irc. - derek

=== Logo Contest: Open for nominations ===
K-LUG members can GIMP with anyone, K-LUG has Paint Shop Pros, but K-LUG needs a new logo. Please submit your suggested K-LUG logo prior to our Feb 8th meeting. Post your entries on the [[LogoPage]].

=== Social: Saturday, January 27th ===
The introduction to curling second session has been cancelled due to low interest.

=== Technical Meeting: Thursday February 8th ===
Plone by Eldon Nelson, with PCIG.

Description of Plone:

Plone is a web based open source content management system (CMS) built off of the Python programming language. What do I need a content management system for? I'm not a book publisher or magazine; even though my glossy finish might make you think that way. The person that needs a content management system is every knowledge worker - which today, is everyone. We all need ways of managing the knowledge we work with and content types that are flexible to match the work we do. In the past, I've loved wiki for filling part of this role, but as I look at what wiki gets you it is not the whole picture. Sometimes, you need a tool chest instead of a hammer - this is where Plone fits in as your own secret tool chest.

What you get with Plone is a scalable, object oriented, pluggable system that handles all of your content management needs. Plone itself is actually a collection of plugins that give you the code to represent the objects that will eventually represent your data. So you might ask, on what is Plone built upon if it is just a collection of plugins? It is actually built off a very complete web framework for the Python scripting language named Zope. So yes, it is a collection of utilities from Python -> Zope -> Plone to get to the tool, but all of that hierarchy gives you a full framework to do everything and hooks and methods ready for your use.

With Plone you get rock solid access control that can be as granular as you want. You can integrate Plone plugins into your site to transform it to include seamlessly complex structures such as: bulletin boards, issue trackers, picture galleries, and more or use out of the box calendaring. Pretty much, Plone quickly, without the need for any coding, turns into your Swiss Army knife of web interactivity – all the while, maintaining a coherent look and feel and security of Plone.

During my Plone presentation I will be doing things a little differently than traditional KLUG or PCIG meetings. I’ll be showing part of my presentation through the use of screencasts to demonstrate activities that I have recorded before and edited into consumable nuggets of interest. I’ll also be using screencasts from the Plone.org website itself, so you may or may not want to watch their intro videos before you come – depending on how entertained you will be by them. I’ll be bringing some popcorn to keep you engaged – so look forward to a treat! Of course, a technical meeting isn’t any good without some hands on, in the dirt, demonstration. For that, I’ll be doing some live manipulation of Plone before your very eyes.

I hope you will enjoy this fun presentation.

Eldon Nelson ( eldon_nelson@ieee.org )

[http://www.plone.org Plone]

=== Planned Lunch: Thursday February 15th ===
11:30 am, near the Chinese restaurant in the Galleria

=== Planned Technical Meeting: Thursday March 8th ===
Second Life by Tim Massaro, with PCIG. Part of the presentation will be virtual, if you can't attend because you're home with the kids maybe you'd still want to tune in for that portion.

=== Planned Lunch: Thursday March 15th ===
11:30 am, near the Chinese restaurant in the Galleria

=== Old News Items ===
See the [[OldNews]] page.

Golgotha worklog

2006-03-25T07:28:26Z

Derek: /* Important */

[[Golgotha]] needs some attention sometimes. Here is the currrent TODO list.

== Critical ==
* Sendmail (partially working)
** <s>'FIX TODAY: Slow response time due to spam measures' (grey listing turned off 02/17/2006)</s>
** <s>Mailman</s>
** <s>SSL/TLS (done)</s>
** <s>AUTH (done)</s>
** <s>Milter (on by default)</s>
** MIMEDefang
** ClamAV-milter (done) - Seems to be dying randomly, either a config issue or we need to setup MIMEdefang to run it instead (if possible).
** SpamAssassin - Installed port, not configured or running, also installed milter-spamd but not configured or running, see /root/milter-spamd.install.
** <s>SSL Certs (done)</s>

* IMAP / POP3
** <s>IMAP SSL</s>
** 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, escessivley scan etc.

* <s>OS Patches (done)</s>

* <s>Ports - Update to latest Patch branch (done)</s>

* ClamAV
** <s>Install (done)</s>
** <s>Configure cron to update rules. (done, freshclam is running as a daemon, see rc.local and rc.conf.local)</s>

== Important ==

* SNMP
** Config (this should be done)
** Verify that it is bound to localhost only

* MRTG
** <s>Track fxp0 usage (done)</s>
** 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
** <s>Migrate from OpenBSD Apache to current 2.2.0 Tree</s>
** <s>Build PHP 5</s>
** setup SSL
** <s>verify userdirs are working properly.</s>

* Named
** fix some of the lame config'd hosts.

* <s>IP Aliases (DONE)</s>

== 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

* Wishlist
** Jabber Server (May not be wise until hardware upgrade)

== Hardware ==
At some point this year, we should consider upgrading Golgothas hardware to something semi current.
Possibly adding two (250GB) drives for a mirroring setup.

New hardware should have at least 1GB ram.

Golgotha

2006-03-25T07:27:18Z

Derek: /* History */

== What is Golgotha? ==
It's a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golgotha hill]. It's also the machine that hosts the [http://www.k-lug.org LUG] site.

It's old, loved by many, and feared by most, however, in the big scheme of things, she's still basically an old PIII.
[[Image:Golgotha1.jpg|thumb|The Machine... The Myth]]
=== Current Hardware ===
* Pentium 4 - 3.2GHz
* 1024MB
* 40GB Samsung SP0411N - OS Drive
* Two (2) 200GB Maxtor 6L200P0 - Home Directories '''NOTE: Eventually, this will be a mirror'''
* 30GB WDC WD307AA - Misc Drive '''NOTE: This is disabled'''
* 120GB WDC WD1200JB-00CRA1 - Home Directories
* 52X Aopen CDROM drive

=== Current Software ===
* [http://www.openbsd.org OpenBSD 3.8]
* [http://httpd.apache.org Apache]
* [http://www.mysql.org MySQL]
* [http://www.sendmail.org Sendmail]
* [http://www.washington.edu/imap/ UW-IMAP (SSL)]
* [http://ircd-hybrid.com/ IRCD-Hybrid]
* [http://www.gnu.org/software/mailman/index.html Mailman]

=== History ===
She started off as a PII 450 in 1998, and acted as a dns server running [http://www.redhat.com RedHat] 5. Eventually she moved over to a PIII and some services were consolidated. The PIII 800 at the time had just come out, and boy did she look (and smell) perty. She wore RedHat 6 and then 7. A few script kiddies decided to mess with the box, so os cruft be damned, she was reloaded with [http://www.centos.org CentOS]. This served her well for a year before another security incident prompted the migration over to [http://www.openbsd.org OpenBSD].

March 24th, 2006, We swapped out the old motherboard and proc (800MHz) for a new 3.2GHz P4 running on a DFI board.

== Golgotha Statistics ==
Currently, we are polling the [http://net-snmp.sf.net Net-SNMP] daemon every five minutes with [http://people.ee.ethz.ch/~oetiker/webtools/mrtg/ MRTG]. Here are a few of the available statistics.

* [http://www.uberh4x0r.org/mrtg/localhost_2.html fxp0 Device ]
* [http://www.uberh4x0r.org/mrtg/mail.local-msgs.html Local Mail Messages ]
* [http://www.uberh4x0r.org/mrtg/mail.localhost.html Sendmail Stats ]

== Hosting ==
Our hosting is graciously provided by the folks at [http://www.sitegenie.com/ SiteGenie]. When we run into hardware issues, we use [http://www.miraclecomputer.com/ Miracle Computer].

== Worklog / Todo ==
There is a worklog (TODO List) available [[Golgotha_worklog | Here]].

Golgotha

2006-03-25T07:24:31Z

Derek: /* Current Hardware */

== What is Golgotha? ==
It's a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golgotha hill]. It's also the machine that hosts the [http://www.k-lug.org LUG] site.

It's old, loved by many, and feared by most, however, in the big scheme of things, she's still basically an old PIII.
[[Image:Golgotha1.jpg|thumb|The Machine... The Myth]]
=== Current Hardware ===
* Pentium 4 - 3.2GHz
* 1024MB
* 40GB Samsung SP0411N - OS Drive
* Two (2) 200GB Maxtor 6L200P0 - Home Directories '''NOTE: Eventually, this will be a mirror'''
* 30GB WDC WD307AA - Misc Drive '''NOTE: This is disabled'''
* 120GB WDC WD1200JB-00CRA1 - Home Directories
* 52X Aopen CDROM drive

=== Current Software ===
* [http://www.openbsd.org OpenBSD 3.8]
* [http://httpd.apache.org Apache]
* [http://www.mysql.org MySQL]
* [http://www.sendmail.org Sendmail]
* [http://www.washington.edu/imap/ UW-IMAP (SSL)]
* [http://ircd-hybrid.com/ IRCD-Hybrid]
* [http://www.gnu.org/software/mailman/index.html Mailman]

=== History ===
She started off as a PII 450 in 1998, and acted as a dns server running [http://www.redhat.com RedHat] 5. Eventually she moved over to a PIII and some services were consolidated. The PIII 800 at the time had just come out, and boy did she look (and smell) perty. She wore RedHat 6 and then 7. A few script kiddies decided to mess with the box, so os cruft be damned, she was reloaded with [http://www.centos.org CentOS]. This served her well for a year before another security incident prompted the migration over to [http://www.openbsd.org OpenBSD].

== Golgotha Statistics ==
Currently, we are polling the [http://net-snmp.sf.net Net-SNMP] daemon every five minutes with [http://people.ee.ethz.ch/~oetiker/webtools/mrtg/ MRTG]. Here are a few of the available statistics.

* [http://www.uberh4x0r.org/mrtg/localhost_2.html fxp0 Device ]
* [http://www.uberh4x0r.org/mrtg/mail.local-msgs.html Local Mail Messages ]
* [http://www.uberh4x0r.org/mrtg/mail.localhost.html Sendmail Stats ]

== Hosting ==
Our hosting is graciously provided by the folks at [http://www.sitegenie.com/ SiteGenie]. When we run into hardware issues, we use [http://www.miraclecomputer.com/ Miracle Computer].

== Worklog / Todo ==
There is a worklog (TODO List) available [[Golgotha_worklog | Here]].

Golgotha worklog

2006-02-17T15:09:04Z

Derek:

[[Golgotha]] needs some attention sometimes. Here is the currrent TODO list.

== Critical ==
* Sendmail (partially working)
** 'FIX TODAY: Slow response time due to spam measures'
** <s>Mailman</s>
** <s>SSL/TLS (done)</s>
** <s>AUTH (done)</s>
** <s>Milter (on by default)</s>
** MIMEDefang
** <s>ClamAV-milter (done)</s>
** SpamAssassin
** <s>SSL Certs (done)</s>

* IMAP / POP3
** <s>IMAP SSL</s>
** 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, escessivley scan etc.

* <s>OS Patches (done)</s>

* <s>Ports - Update to latest Patch branch (done)</s>

* ClamAV
** <s>Install (done)</s>
** <s>Configure cron to update rules. (done, freshclam is running as a daemon, see rc.local and rc.conf.local)</s>

== Important ==

* SNMP
** Config (this should be done)
** Verify that it is bound to localhost only

* MRTG
** <s>Track fxp0 usage (done)</s>
** 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 Tree
** Build PHP 5
** setup SSL
** verify userdirs are working properly.

* Named
** fix some of the lame config'd hosts.

* <s>IP Aliases (DONE)</s>

== 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

== Hardware ==
At some point this year, we should consider upgrading Golgothas hardware to something semi current.
Possibly adding two (250GB) drives for a mirroring setup.

New hardware should have at least 1GB ram.

Golgotha worklog

2006-02-17T15:06:12Z

Derek:

[[Golgotha]] needs some attention sometimes. Here is the currrent TODO list.

== Critical ==
* Sendmail (partially working)
** 'FIX TODAY: Slow response time due to spam measures'
** <s>Mailman</s>
** <s>SSL/TLS (done)</s>
** <s>AUTH (done)</s>
** <s>Milter (on by default)</s>
** MIMEDefang
** <s>ClamAV-milter (done)</s>
** SpamAssassin
** <s>SSL Certs (done)</s>

* IMAP / POP3
** SSL (IMAP is done, POP3?)

* 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, escessivley scan etc.

* <s>OS Patches (done)</s>

* <s>Ports - Update to latest Patch branch (done)</s>

* ClamAV
** <s>Install (done)</s>
** <s>Configure cron to update rules. (done, freshclam is running as a daemon, see rc.local and rc.conf.local)</s>

== Important ==

* SNMP
** Config (this should be done)
** Verify that it is bound to localhost only

* MRTG
** <s>Track fxp0 usage (done)</s>
** 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 Tree
** Build PHP 5
** setup SSL
** verify userdirs are working properly.

* Named
** fix some of the lame config'd hosts.

* <s>IP Aliases (DONE)</s>

== 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

== Hardware ==
At some point this year, we should consider upgrading Golgothas hardware to something semi current.
Possibly adding two (250GB) drives for a mirroring setup.

New hardware should have at least 1GB ram.

Golgotha worklog

2006-02-17T14:09:26Z

Derek:

[[Golgotha]] needs some attention sometimes. Here is the currrent TODO list.

== Critical ==
* Sendmail (partially working)
** 'FIX TODAY: Slow response time due to spam measures'
** <s>Mailman</s>
** <s>SSL/TLS (done)</s>
** <s>AUTH (done)</s>
** <s>Milter (on by default)</s>
** MIMEDefang
** <s>ClamAV-milter (done)</s>
** SpamAssassin
** <s>SSL Certs (done)</s>

* IMAP / POP3
** SSL (IMAP is done, POP3?)

* PF
** Tighten Rules down a bit (rules have been optimized to keep pf.conf shorter)

* <s>OS Patches (done)</s>

* <s>Ports - Update to latest Patch branch (done)</s>

* ClamAV
** <s>Install (done)</s>
** <s>Configure cron to update rules. (done, freshclam is running as a daemon, see rc.local and rc.conf.local)</s>

== Important ==

* SNMP
** Config (this should be done)
** Verify that it is bound to localhost only

* MRTG
** <s>Track fxp0 usage (done)</s>
** 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 Tree
** Build PHP 5
** setup SSL
** verify userdirs are working properly.

* Named
** fix some of the lame config'd hosts.

* <s>IP Aliases (DONE)</s>

== 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

== Hardware ==
At some point this year, we should consider upgrading Golgothas hardware to something semi current.
Possibly adding two (250GB) drives for a mirroring setup.

New hardware should have at least 1GB ram.

Golgotha worklog

2006-02-16T20:09:16Z

Derek:

[[Golgotha]] needs some attention sometimes. Here is the currrent TODO list.

== Critical ==
* Sendmail (working)
** <s>Mailman</s>
** <s>SSL/TLS (done)</s>
** <s>AUTH (done)</s>
** <s>Milter (on by default)</s>
** MIMEDefang
** <s>ClamAV-milter (done)</s>
** SpamAssassin
** <s>SSL Certs (done)</s>

* IMAP / POP3
** SSL (IMAP is done, POP3?)

* PF
** Tighten Rules down a bit

* <s>OS Patches (done)</s>

* <s>Ports - Update to latest Patch branch (done)</s>

* ClamAV
** <s>Install (done)</s>
** <s>Configure cron to update rules. (done, freshclam is running as a daemon, see rc.local and rc.conf.local)</s>

== Important ==

* SNMP
** Config (this should be done)
** Verify that it is bound to localhost only

* MRTG
** <s>Track fxp0 usage (done)</s>
** 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 Tree
** Build PHP 5
** setup SSL
** verify userdirs are working properly.

* Named
** fix some of the lame config'd hosts.

* <s>IP Aliases (DONE)</s>

== 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

== Hardware ==
At some point this year, we should consider upgrading Golgothas hardware to something semi current.
Possibly adding two (250GB) drives for a mirroring setup.

New hardware should have at least 1GB ram.

Golgotha worklog

2006-02-16T17:34:07Z

Derek:

[[Golgotha]] needs some attention sometimes. Here is the currrent TODO list.

== Critical ==
* Sendmail (working)
** Mailman
** SSL/TLS
** Milter
** MIMEDefang
** ClamAV-milter
** SpamAssassin
** SSL Certs

* IMAP / POP3
** SSL

* PF
** Tighten Rules down a bit

* ClamAV
** Install (done)
** Configure cron to update rules.

== 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)

* compat_linux(8)
** Update Linux libs from centos

* WWW
** Migrate from OpenBSD Apache to current 2.2.0 Tree
** Build 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

== Hardware ==
At some point this year, we should consider upgrading Golgothas hardware to something semi current.
Possibly adding two (250GB) drives for a mirroring setup.

New hardware should have at least 1GB ram.

Golgotha

2006-02-16T17:20:30Z

Derek:

== What is Golgotha? ==
It's a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golgotha hill]. It's also the machine that hosts the [http://www.k-lug.org LUG] site.

It's old, loved by many, and feared by most, however, in the big scheme of things, she's still basically an old PIII.
[[Image:Golgotha1.jpg|thumb|The Machine... The Myth]]
=== Current Hardware ===
* PIII 800MHz
* 512MB Ram
* 30GB WDC WD307AA - OS Drive
* 115GB WDC WD1200JB-00CRA1 - Home Directories

=== Current Software ===
* [http://www.openbsd.org OpenBSD 3.8]
* [http://httpd.apache.org Apache]
* [http://www.mysql.org MySQL]
* [http://www.sendmail.org Sendmail]
* [http://www.washington.edu/imap/ UW-IMAP (SSL)]
* [http://ircd-hybrid.com/ IRCD-Hybrid]
* [http://www.gnu.org/software/mailman/index.html Mailman]

=== History ===
She started off as a PII 450 in 1998, and acted as a dns server running [http://www.redhat.com RedHat] 5. Eventually she moved over to a PIII and some services were consolidated. The PIII 800 at the time had just come out, and boy did she look (and smell) perty. She wore RedHat 6 and then 7. A few script kiddies decided to mess with the box, so os cruft be damned, she was reloaded with [http://www.centos.org CentOS]. This served her well for a year before another security incident prompted the migration over to [http://www.openbsd.org OpenBSD].

== Golgotha Statistics ==
Currently, we are polling the [http://net-snmp.sf.net Net-SNMP] daemon every five minutes with [http://people.ee.ethz.ch/~oetiker/webtools/mrtg/ MRTG]. Here are a few of the available statistics.

* [http://www.uberh4x0r.org/mrtg/localhost_2.html fxp0 Device ]
* [http://www.uberh4x0r.org/mrtg/mail.local-msgs.html Local Mail Messages ]
* [http://www.uberh4x0r.org/mrtg/mail.localhost.html Sendmail Stats ]

== Hosting ==
Our hosting is graciously provided by the folks at [http://www.sitegenie.com/ SiteGenie]. When we run into hardware issues, we use [http://www.miraclecomputer.com/ Miracle Computer].

== Worklog / Todo ==
There is a worklog (TODO List) available [[Golgotha_worklog | Here]].

Golgotha

2006-02-16T16:59:36Z

Derek:

== What is Golgotha? ==
It's a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golgotha hill]. It's also the machine that hosts the [http://www.k-lug.org LUG] site.

It's old, loved by many, and feared by most, however, in the big scheme of things, she's still basically an old PIII.
[[Image:Golgotha1.jpg|thumb|The Machine... The Myth]]
=== Current Hardware ===
* PIII 800MHz
* 512MB Ram
* 30GB WDC WD307AA - OS Drive
* 115GB WDC WD1200JB-00CRA1 - Home Directories

=== Current Software ===
* [http://www.openbsd.org OpenBSD 3.8]
* [http://httpd.apache.org Apache]
* [http://www.mysql.org MySQL]
* [http://www.sendmail.org Sendmail]
* [http://www.washington.edu/imap/ UW-IMAP (SSL)]
* [http://ircd-hybrid.com/ IRCD-Hybrid]
* [http://www.gnu.org/software/mailman/index.html Mailman]

=== History ===
She started off as a PII 450 in 1998, and acted as a dns server running [http://www.redhat.com RedHat] 5. Eventually she moved over to a PIII and some services were consolidated. The PIII 800 at the time had just come out, and boy did she look (and smell) perty. She wore RedHat 6 and then 7. A few script kiddies decided to mess with the box, so os cruft be damned, she was reloaded with [http://www.centos.org CentOS]. This served her well for a year before another security incident prompted the migration over to [http://www.openbsd.org OpenBSD].

== Golgotha Statistics ==
Currently, we are polling the [http://net-snmp.sf.net Net-SNMP] daemon every five minutes with [http://people.ee.ethz.ch/~oetiker/webtools/mrtg/ MRTG]. Here are a few of the available statistics.

* [http://www.uberh4x0r.org/mrtg/localhost_2.html fxp0 Device ]
* [http://www.uberh4x0r.org/mrtg/mail.local-msgs.html Local Mail Messages ]
* [http://www.uberh4x0r.org/mrtg/mail.localhost.html Sendmail Stats ]

== Hosting ==
Our hosting is graciously provided by the folks at [http://www.sitegenie.com/ SiteGenie]. When we run into hardware issues, we use [http://www.miraclecomputer.com/ Miracle Computer].

File:Golgotha1.jpg

2006-02-16T16:57:09Z

Derek: Golgotha - Taken by Wade on his Phone. 2006

Golgotha - Taken by Wade on his Phone. 2006

Golgotha

2006-02-16T16:53:34Z

Derek:

== What is Golgotha? ==
It's a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golgotha hill]. It's also the machine that hosts the [http://www.k-lug.org LUG] site.

It's old, loved by many, and feared by most, however, in the big scheme of things, she's still basically an old PIII.

=== Current Hardware ===
* PIII 800MHz
* 512MB Ram
* 30GB WDC WD307AA - OS Drive
* 115GB WDC WD1200JB-00CRA1 - Home Directories

=== Current Software ===
* [http://www.openbsd.org OpenBSD 3.8]
* [http://httpd.apache.org Apache]
* [http://www.mysql.org MySQL]
* [http://www.sendmail.org Sendmail]
* [http://www.washington.edu/imap/ UW-IMAP (SSL)]
* [http://ircd-hybrid.com/ IRCD-Hybrid]
* [http://www.gnu.org/software/mailman/index.html Mailman]

=== History ===
She started off as a PII 450 in 1998, and acted as a dns server running [http://www.redhat.com RedHat] 5. Eventually she moved over to a PIII and some services were consolidated. The PIII 800 at the time had just come out, and boy did she look (and smell) perty. She wore RedHat 6 and then 7. A few script kiddies decided to mess with the box, so os cruft be damned, she was reloaded with [http://www.centos.org CentOS]. This served her well for a year before another security incident prompted the migration over to [http://www.openbsd.org OpenBSD].

== Golgotha Statistics ==
Currently, we are polling the [http://net-snmp.sf.net Net-SNMP] daemon every five minutes with [http://people.ee.ethz.ch/~oetiker/webtools/mrtg/ MRTG]. Here are a few of the available statistics.

* [http://www.uberh4x0r.org/mrtg/localhost_2.html fxp0 Device ]
* [http://www.uberh4x0r.org/mrtg/mail.local-msgs.html Local Mail Messages ]
* [http://www.uberh4x0r.org/mrtg/mail.localhost.html Sendmail Stats ]

== Hosting ==
Our hosting is graciously provided by the folks at [http://www.sitegenie.com/ SiteGenie]. When we run into hardware issues, we use [http://www.miraclecomputer.com/ Miracle Computer].