leary.csoft.net is a redundant, load-balanced array of AMD64 servers powered by the rock-solid OpenBSD operating system. Data is mirrored from the master to the backup servers over a dedicated network interface once a day, at midnight EST. Fault-tolerance of the servers, router and firewall systems is implemented using CARP.

Master Name Servers

• NS310.CSOFT.NET (96.47.74.133)
• NS371.CSOFT.NET (96.47.74.134)

Master Name Servers (IPv6)

• NS310.CSOFT.NET (2610:1c1::2285)
• NS371.CSOFT.NET (2610:1c1::2286)

Mail Servers

• Hostname: mail63.csoft.net
• Incoming IMAP port#: 993 (SSL/TLS)
• Outgoing SMTP port#: 465 (SSL/TLS), or 587 (STARTTLS)
• Authentication method: Normal password
• Message size limit: 120 MB

Database Servers

• MySQL
• PostgreSQL

SSH Public Key Fingerprints

• ECDSA: SHA256:fDvUwtTF8AwsUaEW8C5QPv5xKs1leDA5EwRYWI6kCkw

SSH Public Keys

• ED25519: ssh-ed25519 AAAAC3NzaC1lZDI1NTE5AAAAIGs1FQVtKci6JzHmlQKv1VrgByLhRzUnRSkYllHHweJG
• ECDSA: ecdsa-sha2-nistp256 AAAAE2VjZHNhLXNoYTItbmlzdHAyNTYAAAAIbmlzdHAyNTYAAABBBI5CcMNvEiyTx4lEW+CRgmXAvqs9PmkDFE9161WpyILvke3XASZzRWxpLwJkq4MAens8AidOB9QuIoZxQNRivpE=
• RSA: ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAADAQABAAABAQDeGhghc6SxY7DN/xP6cRF0f1/9jyqEhmQrhx/xuWkZHnArDKxUro3t0DuYnHkZM4bJ0sbA8xKtnYD4MZ1dkXFampEM2IYAMK27qHQpMevqUDeg9AV9yJSi77xDis/SKekAazwf4OmxFk/yJ+Z98Ze1ucgaTsz7bF07J/Q5lUd2gEzIW0+pxpL88jIHqGrUl9DQ5lahZ3PEHEL9F+PmnhrED2UqkN7oqLYdxyG0UVNBIG5Yf5UoC+RKNShwjiOu+a2Y2K+9Eq0sqgnAlr51gU+9wsleCo1ZDGNjtnMNnABglItVCBz/mEsYdIup632BR9FFwghphipy7K7/8XsKtgcJ

Mail Server SSL Certificate

• Certificate File

Program Binary Compatibility

• OpenBSD/amd64 binaries
• OpenBSD/i386 binaries
• Legacy OpenBSD 3.5 binaries
• Legacy 4.3BSD binaries

Users who wish to use the GNU versions of the standard commands (ls, cp, etc) can create an empty file in ~/.prefer_gnu. This will cause the relevant aliases to be automatically configured on login.

History

Old-time users (1997-2001) were originally hosted at our first installation in Oklahoma City, OK on a server named CS.CSOFT.NET running Linux slackware. They were transferred to our network in Atlanta on June 1st, 2001 where we switched the server to OpenBSD. On February 2006, service moved to Montreal datacenter. On November 2013, all servers moved to New York City.