Here it is, 2004 in a nutshell (ordered):
- Quit my job (because f*** them
)
- Sold my house and moved (record sale in the neighborhood in a down market, 6 offers, closed in 21 days)
- Bought a new house in the country and moved again (bigger mortgage)
- Bought a truck (3 vehicles now)
- Bought a tractor (you know, for living in the country)
- Started a new job, as my own boss (the only way to go for those with authority problems)
- Lost my father (tough time, the only downer of the year)
- Didn’t get myself a wife (due to previous item)
- Thought about having kids (not quite yet)
- Saw the most interesting social phenomena (in a garage sale)
- Turned 30
- Got an iPod for Christmas
There were many other great times, and I can only think that 2005 will be just as good.
Things I want to get out of 2005 (not ordered):
- Get the product part of the company off the ground.
- Move to a cash-based economy (mortgage as the only debt)
- Get married (for real this time)
- Get to work in the shop more
- Finish the office project I started last year, and work in there
- Move to a higher level of broadband (I miss the T1 from SLC)
- Harley (V-Rod)
- Treo 650?
- Dual G5 and 30" screen (or at least another 20" for the PC)
- Home theater
- More writing in the blog
- More reading!
- Take more trips
- Actually learn to play the guitar this year
- Exercise more (everyone HAS to say this)
Am I missing anything?
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To set up a virtual user (email) in the domain that was created (needs to be done as root)
mkdir /home/courier/domains/$DOMAIN/$USER
maildirmake /home/courier/domains/$DOMAIN/$USER/Maildir
chown -R courier:mail /home/courier/domains/$DOMAIN/$USER
userdb -f /etc/userdb/$DOMAIN $USER@$DOMAIN set uid=528 gid=528 home=/home/courier/domains/$DOMAIN/$USER mail=/home/courier/domains/$DOMAIN/$USER/Maildir
userdb -f /etc/userdb/$DOMAIN $ALIAS-$USER set uid=528 gid=528 home=/home/courier/domains/$DOMAIN/$USER mail=/home/courier/domains/$DOMAIN/$USER/Maildir
userdbpw -md5 | userdb -f /etc/userdb/$DOMAIN $ALIAS-$USER set imappw
userdbpw -md5 | userdb -f /etc/userdb/$DOMAIN $ALIAS-$USER set systempw
userdbpw -md5 | userdb -f /etc/userdb/$DOMAIN $ALIAS-$USER set poppw
userdbpw -md5 | userdb -f /etc/userdb/$DOMAIN $USER@$DOMAIN set imappw
userdbpw -md5 | userdb -f /etc/userdb/$DOMAIN $USER@$DOMAIN set systempw
userdbpw -md5 | userdb -f /etc/userdb/$DOMAIN $USER@$DOMAIN set poppw
ln -s /var/qmail/alias/.qmail-maildrop-virtual /var/qmail/alias/.qmail-$ALIAS-$USER
chmod 600 /var/qmail/alias/.qmail-$ALIAS-$USER
chown alias:nofiles /var/qmail/alias/.qmail-$ALIAS-$USER
makeuserdb
/etc/rc.d/init.d/courier-pop3 restart
/etc/rc.d/init.d/courier-imap restart
qmailctl restart
To test it all, send email to that user@domain, then login to webmail as $USER@$DOMAIN with the password, and you should be good to go.
A couple of notes for variable names:
$DOMAIN = full domain name (dotnot.org)
$ALIAS = lop of the TLD (dotnot)
$USER = username of the person (scott)
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Please note that this blog is my second memory, and this is intended for long-term storage. To set up a new domain for virtual mail accounts (domain must be new to the box, and please note that all of these commands need to be run as root):
echo $DOMAIN >> /var/qmail/control/rcpthosts
echo $DOMAIN:alias-$ALIAS >> /var/qmail/control/virtualdomains
ln -s /var/qmail/alias/.qmail-maildrop-virtual /var/qmail/alias/.qmail-$ALIAS-default
chmod 600 /var/qmail/alias/.qmail-$ALIAS-default
chown alias:nofiles /var/qmail/alias/.qmail-$ALIAS-default
mkdir /home/courier/domains/$DOMAIN
chown courier:mail /home/courier/domains/$DOMAIN
chmod 770 /home/courier/domains/$DOMAIN
qmailctl restart
A couple of notes for variable names:
$DOMAIN = full domain name (dotnot.org)
$ALIAS = lop of the TLD (dotnot)
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