After a suitable amount of wrestling, I think all of the e-mail stuff from Abu is properly replicated, possibly with improvements. The big change is that virtual mailboxes are now owned by the user who owns their domains, meaning that your virtual mailbox contents will count automatically toward your filesystem quota. The big thing not yet set up is any kind of web mail client, but I group that into a separate to-do bucket, anyway. --AdamChlipala
The DNS server should be up now. I've submitted a change request at the registrar for one of my little-used domains to begin using our new machine as its primary DNS server, which will allow me to test the setup under realistic conditions. --AdamChlipala
To state the obvious, I've gotten the almost-latest version of MoinMoin installed here. I'm using this wiki as an opportunity to test the proposed new scheme for scripts, where every virtual host script request is proxied to use a ~username URL. The benefit of this is that Apache suexec has special support for ~username scripts, which prevents us from needing to give users subdirectories of /var/www. This seems to be working now, with only the annoying problem remaining that MoinMoin uses absolute URLs, reverting to the uglier ~username form. Hopefully I can fix this, and also implement some infrastructure to help us take advantage of the centralized "wiki farm" support in the latest Moins. (Update: Fixed!) --AdamChlipala
I've got a proof-of-concept iptables setup running, that will allow us to account for all bandwidth used on a packet level. This is really excellent and fits our idea to run all services under user accounts. --DavorOcelic