All Linux/UNIX distributions supported including Apple OS X, FreeBSD, Open UNIX, Solaris, UnixWare and AIX.
Current clients using Debian, RedHat, CentOS Slackware, Apple OS X and UnixWare.
Systems integration with all versions of Microsoft Windows and Apple OS X.
City Linux is based just outside Nottingham in the East Midlands.
Through City Linux I am able to provide rapid on-site support in Beeston, Chesterfield, Derby, Grantham, Ilkeston, Leicester, Lichfield, Lincoln, Long Eaton, Loughborough, Leicester, Mansfield, Market Harborough, Milton Keynes, Newark, Newport Pagnell, Oldham, Retford, Ripley, Sheffield, Sutton Ashfield and Stoke on Trent.
I can support Linux servers remotely and in the cloud anywhere in the world, including 1&1 servers in Germany and the USA.
When updating SpamAssassin configuration files, particularly local.cf, in /etc/mail/spamassassin I find I have been ommitting to notify the spam daemon spamd recently.
This then is a note to self to remember to find the parent spamd process and send a signal 1, which will cause it to reread the configuration files.
In reality, as I try to maintain all configuration through an admin box under RCS control, I need to update my Makefile.
AWStats
Dia
Horde
Kimai
Libre Office
Roundup
Samba 4
vi /etc/mail/spamassassin/local.cf
kill -1 ‘ps -ef|awk ’/usrlocalbinspamd/ {if($3 == 1){print $2}}’‘
Clifford W Fulford
7th November 2016.
I have been designing, building and administering IT systems for some
of the worlds top companies for over 30 years. Using LINUX I can
provide customers with the strength and stability of UNIX systems
at a fraction of the cost.
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