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Mailgraph does a similair thing: http://mailgraph.schweikert.ch/ - demo: http://www.stat.ee.ethz.ch/mailgraph.cgi

​My Nagios monitors if the backups are running (Duplicity), both on the client and on the backup servers. However, I do find stuff to go hay-wire sometimes. I therefore have a monthly recurring calendar item to check backups. Has saved my ass a few times. The test is a simple restore of one or...

Create original content which people want to read. It'll make it to reddit, techcrunch, ycombinator etc if it is good enough.

I create a weekly backup with my own generic IMAP backup sofware: https://raymii.org/s/software/Nopriv-IMAP-backup.html - it backs up any IMAP account to both maildir and an HTML overview. ​ I do need to clean up my google apps account once in a while. 25 GB is full faster than you'd think...

You don't have to upload a private key. That is indeed less secure, the only thing that protects it then is the passphrase. Plus it allows for offline attacks by our friends at the three letter agencies. But still, if we want more people to use encryption, it should be easy to use. Anybody want...

I have 2 Keybase.io invitations to give out. What is Keybase?: Keybase will be a public directory of publicly auditable public keys. All paired, for convenience, with unique usernames. (https://keybase.io/) It is quite awesome. Works with the gpg keys you already have and also lets you do...

nginx has its own package repo's with the latest stable and mainline versions, for both Debian and CentOS: http://nginx.org/en/linux_packages.html#stable

How much of a difference does Varnish make for load? How does it compare to something like W3 total cacle + memcahced for example?

Howdy Guys/Gals, This weekend our local hackerspace started a new project, https://cipherli.st. It is meant as easy, strong but sane secure ciphers for Apache, NGINX and Lighttpd. That works, we get about 1000 hits/day now, super awesome. I want to add more software ciphers. I'd like to...

If you do not want to use Logstash + Kibana (which are awesome, +1 from me) there are not many options sadly. There is graylog2 but that is rails and there is this php thingy: https://code.google.com/p/php-syslog-ng/ but that requires logs to be in MySQL...

The good old days of Damn Small Linux. Ran that on many old, really old machines. Tiny core is also very nice. For one of my clients I build a KIOSK/Interactive Advertisement distro with it. Super lightweidt and fast. I've also wrote up some small alternative OSes, not just linux, over here...

This is on my list of doing some day soon. Because, even though I rant a lot about nodejs and ghost, it looks beautiful... Nice to see that you keep your tutorials up to date :)

Have you even tried googling yet? http://lmgtfy.com/?q=distributed+file+system Or, my favorite: http://www.gluster.org/

This is a guide on setting up an IPSEC/L2TP vpn server with Ubuntu 14.04 using Openswan as the IPsec server, xl2tpd as the l2tp provider and ppp or local users / PAM for authentication. It has a detailed explanation with every step. We choose the IPSEC/L2TP protocol stack because of recent...

Will it be open source, free or paid for?

All those red lines, drawn with transparant ink...

It now requires a few override options, but it still works. I've updated the tutorial for Nagios 4.0.4 which was just released, now with checkinstall included. The last time I tried it borked on the last two makes, however, now it seems to work...

Most other tutorials use checkinstall to first build a package from the compiled source (https://raymii.org/s/tutorials/Install_nmap_6_on_Ubuntu_12.04.html for example), however, the nagios installation requires 6 makes which checkinstall does not support. In that specific tutorial the only...

Thanks for sharing! I sometimes use JuiceSSH

If they target a unix/linux system, the creators of the language should be using standard unix tools. They are there for a reason. Well tested, considered stable, documented and the people who admin the server should be familier with them. The whole point of automaticly restarting a service is...