Failed to open /var/mail/root : No such file or directory Rumi, August 21, 2017 If you’re receiving the following message on webmin- “Failed to open /var/mail/root : No such file or directory”. Possible resolution is- rumi@mordor:~$ rumi@mordor:~$ sudo touch /var/mail/rumi rumi@mordor:~$ sudo chown thufir:mail /var/mail/rumi rumi@mordor:~$ sudo chmod o-r /var/mail/rumi rumi@mordor:~$ sudo chmod g+rw /var/mail/rumi rumi@mordor:~$ rumi@mordor:~$ mail No mail for thufir thufir@mordor:~$ Related Administrations Configurations (Linux) Postfix
Install and Configure Fail2Ban for Zimbra on CentOS 7 September 12, 2023 Below is how to install and configure Fail2Ban for Zimbra. In this guidance, I use CentOS. Please adjust python-pip version if using another OS 1. Install pip yum install python3-pip 2. Install dependencies required by Fail2Ban pip3 install pyinotify pip3 install dnspython 3. Download and extract Fail2Ban cd /tmp/ wget… Read More
Emby Load Balancing using Nginx May 26, 2020 Emby is a nice and excellent low resource hungry media server. However if you have substantially high amount of traffic, you need a load-balancer. A sample Nginx based load balancing configuration as below might help. Related Read More
Linux Gnome Force Quit alternate to crl+alt+del May 8, 2011 The Force Quit button allows you to click on a window to force an application to quit. This button is useful if you want to terminate an application that does not respond to your commands, if the application has frozen or crashed, for example. To add a Force Quit button… Read More