After you’ve set up your FreeBSD box, having the box email you for all sorts of reports, cron updates etc is really useful. You don’t have to login to the machine to see them, you can get them in your email. With DragonFly Mail Agent, the setting of such an email system is quick and easy. Here’s the instructions:
If you are setting up Microsoft Office or Google Workspace, you’re constantly having to check DMARC, DKIM and SPF values and then check if the edited values have propagated. Here’s a script that does just that. It even saves main zone records in a new folder with a symlink of the latest output. All output is saved.
If you’re migrating a large number of clients from Google Workspace over to Microsoft Office 365, there’s a bunch of software that allows you to do that. They require configuration but the task will be much more scalable, you’ll be able to move over hundreds of accounts with minimal time and hiccups. But if you’re doing only a handful of migrations and you have to install the Office 365 thick clients on client machines, doing it manually will probably be faster and cost effective. Either way, if you go the manual route, here’s a few things that need to be noted.
This message appears when editing a draft email in outlook and generally when using IMAP with/without a flaky wifi. The solution is simple:
Solution # Open Outlook, File -> Options -> Mail. Uncheck all options under “Conversation Clean up”. Save, quit Outlook and restart Outlook. Workaround # If you don’t want to or cannot spend any time tinkering as explained above, you can use the online version of Outlook at either office.com or outlook.com. Online versions are not affected by this issue.