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I would try to filter this out on HELO phase -- require FQDN and reject everybody who wants to look like me, e.g. smtpd_helo_restrictions = permit_mynetworks reject_non_fqdn_hostname reject_invalid_hostname check_helo_access hash:/etc/postfix/helo_access permit File...

Yeah, here is the way to do it. mysqldump your-database-name -u root -p --no-data > schema.sql http://arbenin.reachby.com

If you are redirecting to another server domain try adding [R,L] for external redirect and termination rule in the end of the line. Also '*' symbol does not mean a mask for anything in rewrite rules. Use (.*) instead which means any character (dot) multiple or zero times (star). Something like...

Right, rotation and pulling out the logs will help it. Instead of restarting the server with 'apachectl graceful' you can configure Apache to write logs to the pipe and redirect output to Apache utility 'rotatelogs' that can control the size of the log files, e.g. CustomLog...

If you have high security standards, plain FTP is considered to be no good on any platform Windows or Linux. The positive thing about Linux is that you can easily turn it into SFTP (Secure FTP) server using SSH settings which is way better from security standpoint, especially if used with SSL...

I would also second Ubuntu 6.06 - it comes as an LTS release (Long Term Support). Very convenient in configuring, lots of available pre-built packages, etc. I prefer it over RH which is becoming more like a behemoth with every new release (in my opinion). http://arbenin.reachby.com