What keeps us on the net
A Synology diskstation, modified for IPKG. FTTC from KPN network. Gandi for domain registration, DNS and incoming mail relay. IPv6 connectivity is done via SIXXS
Traffic graphs for the websites and IPv6 in general can be found in this post
What we keep on the net
HTTP
Several web-sites are served to the web by the apache webserver. Some use wordpress as Content Management System, others have there content managed by vi, Bluefish and/or Amaya.
NTP
AntiPerfect.org was part of pool.ntp.org. Statistics for last week, month and year are made with RRDtool. Pool.ntp.org maintains a record of our ntp performance from a user perspective.
April 2007 I switched to an ADSL provider with VOIP (speedlinq) , the VOIP-modem only allows 1024 active connections which is far to little for the NTP-pool. I can not get VOIP to work with another modem in front yet so I had to leave the pool.
Mail for the antiperfect.org domain is now handled by Gandi.
I created mailboxes named <name>_mailbox and put the ‘real’ names is as aliases. If I create a mailbox with the same name as on the antiperfect.org server and have postfix collect the mail, it will bounce all because it finds a ‘mail forwarding loop’ for the user. This way I don’t need the virtual database anymore for all the aliases I use. Gandi knows for which names I want to receive mail and puts it in the correct box.
To be location independent I use IMAP in all mail clients.
Locally I run a mail-server on the Synology station. Outgoing mail is relayed to mailrelay.kpnmail.nl. Incomming mail goes via mailrelay.direct-adsl.nl. See our article on email too.