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2009 Apr 03
2
how to sort and plot data?
...1215 25 google 1030 28 youtube 0830 30 facebook 0945 This data described about particular website viewed by particular ID in one day. My problem is how to sort the data? So that, I can get information about one user_id viewed how many website perday? secondly, I want to plotted above data where x-axis (user_id) and y-axis(website). Actually, im new to R-project and still in learning process. So, I really want you all help. Thank you and I really appreciate everyone feedback. regards, Hema. [[alternative HTML version deleted]]
2009 Aug 26
1
denyhosts configuration
Hello, I've installed denyhosts on centos 5.3 trying to block automated attacks on ssh. It appears to be working in that entries are being added to /etc/hosts.deny yet the daily emails sent from denyhosts show only one ip being added perday when the total is many more than that. My config is below, i've gone over it and am not seeing what i missed. Suggestions welcome. I was also wondering if denyhosts can block other types of robot attacks such as smtp or port 80? Thanks. Dave. SECURE_LOG = /var/log/secure HOSTS_DENY = /etc/ho...
2007 Aug 24
7
How to size an email server to handle 5 million emails per day
I have no idea as to how to size an email server. I was approached by a customer that wanted a single server with RAID 1 disks to handle about 5 million emails a day. In general terms, what parameters should I take into account to size the hardware specs when the average email is about 10kb, the smalles email is 2kb and the largest email is about 5meg (with attachment) thanks, --
2006 May 10
7
mongrel vs. scgi
...also,so I should be able to use the new proxy stuff as well. OK, now we''retalkin''. So, which is better? Which is more stable? Which is more scalable?Will mongrel be as cross-platform stable as scgi has proven to be?Which platform is more likely to handle 20+ million dynamic pages perday - mod_scgi + clustered scgi runners, or apache 2.2 proxy and afarm (pack?) of mongrels? --Cheers, Kevin