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Earlier I needed to test incoming email on my server before moving a domain to it. I set up a virtual domain so that mail could be received by the server for a different domain. And I needed to make sure that it all worked properly. It has been a few years since I have faked email. Back when I was at Uni probably. So I did a quick search of the net and found a document that describes how to send fake mail<\/a>. This was what I needed to know. <\/p>\n

On using this I found that there were some problems with the setup which were quickly fixed. Now I just need to get the MX record changed over to point to this server. And then things should just work. <\/p>\n

According to News.Com.Au, Rome has Banned round goldfish bowls<\/a> as it causes fish to go blind. They have also banned fish as prizes in carnivals. Computerworld has a story noting that PriceWaterhouseCoopers<\/a> are moving slowly to OpenBSD from Windows. This is a good read, and gives the suggestion that if things work out then you do not need to ask for permission beforehand. <\/p>\n

Also comes news that Sydney Port is keeping six ships off shore <\/a> since things are running so behind at the ports. I cannot wait for the next issue of Comp.Risks mailing list to read all about the fiasco.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Earlier I needed to test incoming email on my server before moving a domain to it. I set up a virtual domain so that mail could be received by the server for a different domain. And I needed to make …<\/p>\n

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