
Decrypting drives using the command line
Encrypted USB drives are fairly easy to use on most linux desktops. Whatever automount supplier you’re running with will pop up a dialogue window asking for the password…
Encrypted USB drives are fairly easy to use on most linux desktops. Whatever automount supplier you’re running with will pop up a dialogue window asking for the password…
“Greetings from Let’s Encrypt, mail@brokkr.net.” Greetings to you too. It’s been quite a wait so I guess a bit of formality is in order. Now, can we please…
Understanding how Postfix makes decisions regarding relay, i.e. whether or not to pass on the mail submitted to it.
Replacing local accounts with virtual accounts – and understanding the difference
Disabling functions key shortcuts in XFCE4-terminal (so that they’re available for ncurses programs)
Testing the limits of local: System user email on a host accessible from the internet
Tweaking a local postfix setup with aliases, .forward and more.
Because simple is the best starting point.