The eskimo.com shell sever is back up.
I’m back in the office.
The eskimo.com shell sever is back up.
I’m back in the office.
Do not open e-mail from Administrator.net. It is a forgery. The website which appears to be on our site is also a forgery. I do not know how this got past SPF checks but it did. The link most likely contains a virus, do not open it.
I need to go to the co-location facility to fix eskimo.com shell server. I will be late in the office because it is a long drive during rush hour.
The Fedora 21 shell server, fedora.eskimo.com, is back online with a new slightly larger virtual disk.
It will be rebooted later assuming I am successful at building a working 4.0 kernel.
Usenet News is back up.
I haven’t received any complaints about this but when I fired up Pan this afternoon it wasn’t working. I checked our status with NewsGuy and our account there did not automatically renew on the 12th like it is supposed to. They took payment manually and are restoring our service and looking into why automatic payment failed. So for any of you who missed news but didn’t tell us it was down, it should be back shortly.
No likes? Stuck at 93? You didn’t like the Spring make-over? Can’t remain winter forever you know!
The Bayesian filtering database was corrupted causing the SpamAssassin failures. In order to resolve this I had to initialize the database so all spam / ham training history is gone.
Please help us train the filters again by bouncing spam to: spamtrap@eskimo.com
It is also necessary for the filters to have examples of non-spam in order to be able to differentiate between the two.
Please help us train the filters by sending examples of non-spam e-mail to: hamtrap@eskimo.com
Again: spam goes to spamtrap@eskimo.com and non-spam to hamtrap@eskimo.com.
Thank you for your patience.
Still problems with SpamAssassin. Disk space increased, doesn’t appear to be a resource issue:
Plenty of disk space:
# df
Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
/dev/vda3 27016320 5755716 19907756 23% /
Plenty of memory:
# free
total used free shared buffers cached
Mem: 4053548 1504976 2548572 6136 46200 595264
-/+ buffers/cache: 863512 3190036
Swap: 2097148 0 2097148
Plenty of CPU:
# uptime
14:45:14 up 3 min, 2 users, load average: 0.63, 0.62, 0.28
I am back to researching this. Any suggestions most appreciated.