Please do not use the EskimoNorth user group on Yahoo Groups for status because I can not post there.  This is what I get when I try:

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     Instead first check https://www.eskimo.com/news and if no response there, then check https://www.facebook.com/EskimoNorth.  I will post in one of these two locations or both.

     Something got damaged with mx2’s postfix configuration and it caused it to reject e-mail with “Server configuration error” messages.

     I did postfix check but it did not complain.  So I copied mx1’s configuration, which was not experiencing these errors and just corrected hostname and path to TLS certs on mx2 and restarted postfix and the errors stopped.

     For those of you who have an interest in the SmallTalk programming language, GNU SmallTalk with all the bindings, libraries, Emacs extensions, etc, has been installed on the web server, and the Ubuntu, Mint, and Debian shell servers.

     I have installed development tools 6 on CentOS6.  This makes gcc-6 and related tools available.  They are enabled by default on bash, but for other shells you will need to source the following:

     source /opt/rh/devtoolset-6/enable

     I have upgraded the kernels on Centos6, Mail, Mx1, Mx2, Radius1, and Scientific from 2.6.32 to 3.10.107 to eliminate a vulnerability being exploited by some Linux Ransomware making the rounds presently.

     I initially upgraded to 4.11.8 but discovered that pine and dovecot do not work properly with this kernel version under RHEL-6 based machines.  It does work fine under Ubuntu so I don’t know if it is an incompatibility of how some library interfaces with the kernel or exactly what is wrong, I just know it does not work properly but 3.10.107 does seem to be okay.