Magnus Määttä

This is part 2 of my reorganization..
When I was doing all that moving around and stuff, it got out of hands with vhosts for three domains (for now!). So I figured I should take a look at mod_vhost_alias.

After some reading and whining on IRC, I came up with this config which works with my "old" setup (that is, the one I just made a few hours ago):
apache httpd.conf:

<Directory "/usr/local/www/domains/*/*/htdocs/">
AllowOverride All
</Directory>

<Directory "/usr/local/www/domains/*/*/cgi-bin">
AllowOverride None
Options None
Order allow,deny
Allow from all
</Directory>

And the vhost stuff:

NameVirtualHost *:80
NameVirtualHost *:443

<VirtualHost *:80>
ServerAdmin foo-removed@*-removed-*.stoldgods.nu
VirtualDocumentRoot /usr/local/www/domains/%-2.0.%-1/%-3+/htdocs
VirtualScriptAlias /usr/local/www/domains/%-2.0.%-1/%-3+/cgi-bin
</VirtualHost>

Here are a few examples what the result looks like:

foo.domain.tld : /usr/local/www/domains/domain.tld/foo/htdocs
foo.bar.domain.tld : /usr/local/www/domains/domain.tld/foo.bar/htdocs
foo.bar.baz.anotherdomain.tld : /usr/local/www/domains/anotherdomain.tld/foo.bar.baz/htdocs
anotherdomain.tld : /usr/local/www/domains/anotherdomain.tld/_/htdocs


I'm currently reorganizing my webserver since I got a few more domains now and a bunch of vhosts to run, so my old setup didn't fit the job anymore..
Some things doesn't work, like my blog (this one that is), it's fugly and stuff.
Hopefully I'll find out what's wrong a bit..

I have updated my CVS scripts (loginfo) today. I fixed a few bugs with them.

First of all, if you're using SMTP to send mail, it will now wait for reply from the SMTP server before going ahead and sending any data to it to make sure the server accept the mail.
Second fix was for the cvsusers file. I made a small typo last time I touched it so it didn't use the file so no sender was used in the mails.
Third fix was for the subject which disappeared when I tried to fix the other two things, so it didn't affect earlier versions of the script.

Although I have started this little app "by misstake" before, I have really never looked at what it really is.

KSysGuard is a really simple app that lets you monitor one or more computers through a small application called ksysguardd. It can monitor network traffic (bad packets, compressed packets, etc), get information from hardware sensors through lm_sensors and more.

Here's a screenshot of it in action monitoring my firewall and my server.


You can add new sheets to have one for each server, have a process controll table where you can see all running processes and send signals to them.

To use it you can either run ksysguardd as a daemon or start it through ssh (default), rsh or a custom command.

After July 1st 2005 we will get an extra fee on all DVD-R and CD-R here in Sweden.
For a regular DVD-R/CD-R it will be 0.25 öre per MB and for -RW it will be 0.4 öre per MB. This might not sound like a whole lot, but for a regular DVD-R (4.7GB) that extra fee will be almost 12 SEK. I bought 25 DVD-R's for around 200 SEK a few months ago, but after July 1st I would have to pay almost 500 SEK for 25 DVD-R's.

I guess I have to start importing DVD-R's and CD-R's from Denmark and/or Finland. I'm probably not the only one who will stop buying empty media in Sweden after that.

Very sucky..