If you use Mozilla Thunderbird with KDE you already know that by default Thunderbird open hyperlinks in konqueror. If konqueror your main browser - this post is not for you ;-) Below you can find way how-to force Thunderbird to open hyperlinks in Firefox.
First thing that we need to do is create shell script:
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This story begins about 3 months ago, when we have received first server from new Dell’s server line (PowerEdge 1950/2950). That server was a Dell PowerEdge 1950 with one Dual Core Xeon 5110 and two SATA drives connected to integrated controller. That server (in my mind) may be a good replacement for old PowerEdge 850 servers line. In a few weeks after first server delivered to our customer we have noticed about poor IO performance. I have made a few tests with bonnie++, and tests results was very terrible. There was about 30% difference in IO peformance between Dell 850, Dell 1950. Even my home PC with IDE drive was faster.First i have changed OS from FreeBSD 6.2 to Debian testing/unstable - results was same. Googling was a second step but there is not a lot of info about Dell 1950 performance. I have found only 2 posts on boards, but that posts was without replys. With all that info (bonnie test results and two posts on boards) i have write e-mail to Dell. In their reply they asked my to perform some tests with IOMeter using attached profile. Here is some info about test systems:
It’s not a secret that POP3 (Post Office Protocol) is unsecure protocol. All data, including passwords (!) between POP3 server and PC is going in plain text. POP3, like some other protocols (telnet, ftp, etc) absolutely not resistant to sniffing attacks. Even if you sure that your network or PC is secure you can’t trust your ISP network, that potentially can be compromised. Below you can find how-to secure your POP3 server in few easy steps. This how-to is actual for people who can’t or don’t want to change their POP3 server software, but want be secure.