I decided that it was time to learn about DKIM and deploy on my servers. As a habit, I typically run CentOS 5 and Sendmail since it is the default MTA.

To install the DKIM-milter, I would recommend using the packages provided by the "Extra Packages for Enterprise Linux (EPEL)"; a Fedora Project. Once you have the EPEL Repo setup on your system, you can:

Today a friend of mine had his site hacked, and when browsing to the site with Google Chrome it warned me that the site was infected with malicious code. Awhile back I provided an article regarding Monitor MythTV with Nagios. I figured I could write a Nagios check to see if a given site was listed on the Google Safe Browsing list.

One of the great advantages of using Drupal for website content, is the enormous amount of modules available to enhance end-user experiences. In general I try to use the CVS versions of Drupal, for easy upgrade capabilities. In the same way I prefer to use CVS to check-out the modules that I add-on.

I have written a simple script to automate the download of modules from CVS into the site. The script lives outside the Drupal folder, to keep the Drupal folder clean.