I've played a little with Own Cloud and like it's potential as a private
substitute for DropBox and it's ilk.
From what I recall, when you set up Own Cloud you specify where the
data is to be stored. Connecting to a NAS box for storage is not really
supported in this sense - at least not when
I have this exact setup running for a customer. I'm using Clear OS (based
on Red Hat) because it has a nice LDAP interface. I have the NAS set as an
iSCSI target, but NFS works too. OwnCloud will not install on Cent 6.4
because of an unpatched PHP issue (6.5 may work). I used Ubuntu server to
host
Thanks for your response(s). I don't want to use a key without a pass
phrase so that if the laptop gets stolen they don't have my server too.
What I have settled on is a script for each key that I am using that runs
keychain.
> And kterm, tho a kde application does directly call and use bash, so
On 14-04-18 01:51 AM, Shawn Grover wrote:
> I've played a little with Own Cloud and like it's potential as a private
> substitute for DropBox and it's ilk.
*** That is just part of the reason I like it. Ultimately more control
over my data from wherever I am. And n NSA or the like poking over
On 14-04-18 09:23 AM, Anand Singh wrote:
> I have this exact setup running for a customer. I'm using Clear OS
> (based on Red Hat) because it has a nice LDAP interface. I have the NAS
> set as an iSCSI target, but NFS works too. OwnCloud will not install on
> Cent 6.4 because of an unpatched PHP
ssh-agent + encrypted file system (for the client machine) is generally
what I use. I also have a ton of keys which are managed in ~/.ssh/config
On Fri, Apr 18, 2014 at 9:57 AM, Lewko, Robert wrote:
> Thanks for your response(s). I don't want to use a key without a pass
> phrase so that if
I pay for a server out of Montreal (OVH) that is fairly reasonable
(~$35/month), it is running Ubuntu 13.10 though I do plan to upgrade to
14.04 soon. I have owncloud running there, and encrypting the data (this
is an OC option that you can configure). I do not enable the option that
allows recov
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