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Obviously you will also need to configure your Sendmail to relay your mail to its final destination; I recommend setting up some fairly stringent antispam and antivirus rules on any SMTP gateway system. Once this is complete, you can start your chrooted Sendmail. Listing 7-5 shows the required command. Listing 7-5. Starting your Chrooted Sendmail puppy# chroot /chroot/sendmail /usr/sbin/sendmail -bd -q15m This command first specifies the location of the chroot root directory, /chroot/sendmail, and then executes the sendmail binary. The binary it executes is the sendmail you have located in the chroot jail, because /usr/sbin is now relative to the new root directory, not to your existing / root directory. During your testing phase, I recommend you change your Sendmail logging level in sendmail.cf to the highest level to pick up all the possible error messages whilst you are testing your chroot jail. You need to change the logging setting, LogLevel, to 15. You should change this back to your choice of logging level after you have finished testing. The most common problems with this setup are usually related to permissions. Carefully read your mail logs to determine exactly where the problem is.

Postfix is remarkably easy to chroot. Or perhaps, better said, most of the Postfix daemons are easy to chroot. Almost all the Postfix daemons can be run in a chroot jail using fixed low privileges with access only to the Postfix queue at /var/spool/postfix. The only daemons that cannot be chrooted are the daemons associated with the local delivery of e-mail.

One of the most confusing parts of Silverlight and WPF is element positioning. When you start working with Silverlight and WPF, it is quite common to find yourself wondering why an element is not displaying. This is normally due to the following: You haven t set the width or height. Your element is obscured by another element. You have positioned the element off the screen. Your element is transparent.

s Note This assumes you have already installed and configured Postfix and it is running on your system.

You first need to create your chroot jail and populate it with all the files Postfix requires to run. The default place to create your Postfix chroot jail is in /var/spool/postfix.

s Caution Always remember any chrooted daemon resolves filenames and directories relative to the root of the chroot jail. In this case, that is /var/spool/postfix. So if it is looking for the file /etc/localtime, then it expects to find it in /var/spool/postfix/etc/localtime.

Silverlight positions elements using two axes running from the top-left corner of the screen called Left (horizontal axis) and Top (vertical axis). The top-left corner is referred to as coordinates 0, 0 (see Figure 14-6).

Create the following subdirectories under this directory: /dev /etc /lib /usr /usr/lib /usr/lib/zoneinfo /var /var/run You will need some files from elsewhere in the system to allow Postfix to function. Copy the following files into /var/spool/postfix/etc from /etc: /etc/localtime /etc/host.conf /etc/resolv.conf /etc/nsswitch.conf /etc/services /etc/hosts /etc/passwd You also need to add the Postfix required libraries to the /var/spool/postfix/lib directory. You can do this by copying all of the following: puppy# cp /lib/libnss_*.so* /var/spool/postfix/lib puppy# cp /lib/libresolv.so* /var/spool/postfix/lib puppy# cp /lib/libdb.so* /var/spool/postfix/lib You also need to copy the file /etc/localtime to /var/spool/postfix/usr/lib/zoneinfo/ localtime. You can use the following command for this: puppy# cp /etc/localtime /var/spool/postfix/usr/lib/zoneinfo

s If you downloaded the Postfix source and installed it that way, then the source package contains some Tip scripts to automate the creation of the required directories and to copy the required files for you. These scripts are located in postfix-version/examples/chroot-setup/. An example script called LINUX2 is specifically for Linux. You just need to make the script executable and then run it. It also automatically reloads Postfix.

Also in your /var/spool/postfix/dev directory you need to create a log device to allow the chrooted Postfix to log to syslog. If you are using syslog, then you need to add the -a switch to the command to start syslog. For this configuration, I would use the following: -a /var/spool/postfix/dev/log If you are using syslog-NG, then add a line similar to the following one to your syslog-ng.conf file in one of your source statements: unix-stream("/var/spool/postfix/dev/log");

Figure 14-6. Silverlight screen coordinates system You are probably expecting to be able to position elements in Silverlight similar to the following code: <TextBlock Left="10" Top="20"></TextBlock> However, elements are positioned using the Canvas.Left and Canvas.Top properties (unless positioned through some other means such as a Grid): <TextBlock Canvas.Left="10" Canvas.Top="20"></TextBlock> Canvas.Left and Canvas.Top are a special type of property called an attached property. The Left and Top properties are actually attached to the Canvas element. This means you are positioning the TextBlock relative to the Canvas element. This is an important concept to understand and brings you to the subject of attached and dependency properties.