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Using matomo to do away with cookie consent

Analytics and privacy part 2: A how-to in website statistics without processing personal data or violating the GDPR and the ePrivacy directives

Post date November 21, 2021
Post categories In Data, WordPress

Why I don’t have a cookie consent banner

Analytics and privacy part 1: Exploring the GDPR and ePrivacy directives (“cookie laws”) and how they impact the use of website statistics

Post date November 21, 2021
Post categories In Data, WordPress

Using Rsync on Android 2: Switching Syncopoli to SSH from the Rsync protocol

Using SSH for privacy and security

Post date October 29, 2021
Post categories In Linux, Phone, Server
6 Comments on Using Rsync on Android 2: Switching Syncopoli to SSH from the Rsync protocol

Let’s do Postfix slowly and properly – Part 8: PTR and SPF records

The easiest way to increase your odds of not getting rejected as a spammer when talking to other MTAs.

Post date August 12, 2020
Post categories In Linux, Server

Using Rsync on Android: Getting Syncopoli talking to the rsync daemon

Transferring files from your linux host to your phone using good ol’ rsync

Post date January 12, 2020
Post categories In Linux, Phone, Server
5 Comments on Using Rsync on Android: Getting Syncopoli talking to the rsync daemon

Inspecting HTTP headers with tshark

A step-by-step guide to excluding everything but http headers from sniffing results.

Post date September 2, 2018
Post categories In Linux

Let’s do Postfix slowly and properly – Part 5: Relaying from the local network

Understanding how Postfix makes decisions regarding relay, i.e. whether or not to pass on the mail submitted to it.

Post date November 1, 2015
Post categories In Linux, Server

Let’s do Postfix slowly and properly – Part 4: Virtual domains

Replacing local accounts with virtual accounts – and understanding the difference

Post date October 26, 2015
Post categories In Linux, Server

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