02 Mar 11 ajax_proxy cross domain php in bundle with orientdb

I’m very happy that my simple proxy php script is now in bundle with a great product: orientdb.
Now, I’m going to take two beers!! Cheers!!!!

Tags: ajax, orientdb, php, proxy
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07 Set 10 N4g10s monitoring system

Server Room – AD 2034

Sys techie 01A2B: Hey boss, we just had a complete network crash! It seems our main router got down 3 seconds ago, and the main network branch red blinks on our N4g10s monitoring system!!

Network Boss: Uhh… that’s strange, because it’s coupled with a network HA backup. Go upstairs to the router cabinet and check immediately!

Sys techie 01A2B: Ok boss. I’m going… …

Network Boss: what’s up?

Sys techie 01A2B: Hey boss, the two routers have been stolen!! The cables are detached and unlinked, no routers present here!!

Network Boss: mmmhhh… I’m getting there. Wait.

Sys techie 01A2B: .. Hey boss the routers are there now!! That was the cleaning lady! She thought there was time to clean the routers from dust…

Network Boss: ok ok, re create links, please. I’m going to handle angry users now… And get up and running quickly!

[A Angry User]: Hey, I am experimenting a network problem! What’s up?

Network Boss: Which network problem? There is not a network problem. Please retry.

[A Angry User]: mmhh… very strange, it now works! Sorry, that was a false negative. May be a client Winblows problem. Thank you.

Network Boss: Please double check next one. Hi man.

Tags: Linux, nagios, server
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21 Feb 10 Scandalo, the fast and Simple clamdscan mail frontend

Hi people.
I’m now talking about a simple GPLv2, C written, small program that work as a very fast clamdscan antivirus frontend.

Scandalo can take a mail on standard input and parse it from viruses, piping it to clamdscan.
It then get the virus status from clamdscan and put a mail header called “X-Virus-Ret” returning the virus scanner status.
It also put a mail header called “X-Virus-stream” returning the first virus name found (if any).

You can then setup a rule on your (say, maildrop) mail filter to pipe the incoming mail to scandalo, and another rule to check the return scanned mail header for viruses.
If a virus was found, you can drop the mail, or put it into a .Virus maildir.

If you have any question, I’m the developer of scandalo.
Scandalo – http://www.tuxweb.it/?section=progetti/scandalo&

Write me a note at dino@tuxweb.it.

Ciao, Dino.