yes it is

Well heres my setup, thought i would finally post now i have a new screen and cleaned the desk.

Here is the photo of the desk on it

1. Of course the Macbook
2. My New Samsung 23 inch
3. Mac keyboard
4. My 5,1 speakrs
5. My Work Mobile and personal mobile



My Firewall Box running FreeBSD 6.2 it does - the aiport is in there too

1. Default gateway for other family members laptops
2. File Server
3. Mail / Virus / Spam checker

Nice setup... can you tell me what software you are running for all your spam, monitoring side etc... as I would like to set up the same sort of thing on a PC to monitor all traffic for our internet at work...

My current setup is somewhat like this:



However I shall be uploading that picture to a different site soon, followed by the addition of some Harman Kardon soundsticks and my setup will be... slightly different.

for future reference, if people post pictures with books in the background, can they provide a link to a larger photo. i really want to read the titles of the books. especially the 'interesting' members. dubhousing, i'm straining my eyes here

you can view my setup on this page

Post your setup #2

but there have been some changes:
-Sold some of the radios (3),
-bought some more (2)
-junked one of the printers
- increased the number of coax feeds from antennae on the roof from 4 to 6 ( along with adding some more antennae of course.)
-increased the interconnections from radio to PC (or mac) from 1 to 3
- added a current isolating radio/PC interface so that excess signal strength from the radio doesnt blow the bejeezus out of the sound card.
-upgraded most of the coax from RG58 (thin) to RG213 (fat - yes, in this case size does matter - thin = lossy, fat = low loss ),
-added a windows XP PC to run the ham radio software.
- added a new 4 port kvm switch for the non-mac computers
- and a few other pieces of shrapnel that I just "had to have"

Still as "tidy" as before, but I like it that way

Tim R

Gday jpicard

Well as menchioned the server is running freebsd 6.2

This one is a bit of a tricky one to explain but i will try. The server is running muliple peices of software

1. Mailscanner
2. Spamassasin
3. Clamav
4. Postfix
5. Running Samba Server

How this is configured is that all mail is received postfix holds all mail in a directory, then the mailscanner / clamav / spamassasin scan for viruses, check the contents of the mail for anything that could be spam ie the viagra emails. If it doens't find anything it will then deliver the email to the mailbox.

The mail scanner software can block attatchments, if a attachment is found that isn' appropriate it will automatically email the send and advise i belive you will get a copy of the email too or whom ever you have designated as postmaster.

If you are running freebsd and install mailscanner from the ports tree, it wil automatically install Mailscanner, spamassasin, Clamav. You will need to configure the software when it is installed. I have not attempted this setup with sendmail.

Also i am happy to provide help on setting this up just pm me or chuck me a email.

Here is my current Setup

http://gallery.mac.com/justinbliss#100008

Here is my setup so far

1 x 24" iMac 2.8GHz 500GB 2GB

1 x 15" MBP 2.3GHz 160GB 2GB



1 x 15" MBP 2.4GHz 160GB 4GB

1 x 30" ACD

1 x PowerMac G5 Quad 1TB 4GB

2 x Bang and Olufsen BeoLab 4




APEB 802.11n NOT gigabit

Netgear 5 port gigabit switch

1 x LaCie 250GB external

Waiting for my HM Aeron ETA Dec 20th


full size images HERE

I love that earth wallpaper. where did you find it?

default leopard paper.

Quite nice actually

Here's my current setup - just swapped from a PC about a month back, lovin it so far.

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Photomerge made from 30 images panned at three angles. Done with Adobe CS 3 PS.

Dave

You rock my world.... wonderful toys!

is the fire extinguisher there in case you macpros catch on fire