Recently I bought at Conrad.nl the Voltcraft Energy Logger 4000. It was a daydeal, €20,- each. Currently it is monitoring my lab servers.
To read the log files and write them to some database (e.g. MySql) i wrote and C#.NET application.
Source:
http://maisonbisson.com/blog/post/12939/using-wordpress-with-external-smtp-server/
Find in /wp-includes/pluggable.php the line that says $phpMailer->isMail();
Changed that to $phpMailer->isSMTP();
Now edit /wp-includes/class-phpmailer.php. Change the settings to whatever you wat.
... public $Host = 'mailserver.domain.com'; ... public $SMTPAuth = 'true'; //(or false) ... public $Username = 'myusername'; ... public $Password = 'mypassword'; ...
MySQL 5.1 on Debian 6
Set up MySQL with a customized data directory and secure the installation with default provided scripts.
Without major problems I have move to VMware ESXi5 on my HP ML110 G5 budget server. VMware ESXi3.5 has run succesfull for years. The server was bought in October 2008.
Host system specs:
- HP ML110 G5
- Intel(r) Xeon(r) 3065, 2,33 GHz, 4M Cache
- 8 GB RAM
- Adaptec 2405, PCI-Express x8
- RAID1, 2x 750GB
- RAID1, 2x 1TB
- Local disk, 250gb for ISO’s
- Onboard NIC
Existing VM’s are still in hardware version 4. They boot up fine. New VM’s will automaticly be created with hardware version 8.
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