ughts?
Thanks!!
Keith
On 2025-07-16 13:20, Stephen Partington via PLUG-discuss wrote:
I would not do this in my situation, but if i had needs and the
desktop is the only thing i had to work with I would use docker or
a
VM in order to segment it afro my workstation/desktop
On Wed, Jul 16, 2025 at
If it's bound to localhost (127.0.0.1[https://127.0.0.1]), is not opening
listening ports externally (or said ports are blocked), and is
effectively walled off from the Internet, the risk is very low.
You could always block the program at the software level (and I would),
but ideally you'd wan
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The meeting is supposed to be Thursday, 4/10 at 7:00pm MST, correct? I'm
in the meeting, but I seem to be the only one.
Not sure if I got the time wrong or what. If someone could enlighten me
as to what I did incorrectly, I'd appreciate it!
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Yahoo is rather notorious for security and privacy issues. I'd highly
recommend deleting your account once you find a replacement. Even Gmail
is preferable imo.
As far as clients, I use FairEmail as my primary email app. It has an
insane amount of options. The trick is to ignore all of that un
Apologies for dropping in the middle of the meeting last night. I had to
take a call that lasted most of the duration.
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Scott Lopez
Email: p...@sl.neteng.cc
Mar 13, 2025 6:32:57 PM der.hans :
moin moin,
tonight's presentation is in BigBlueButton a
If you’re looking for a good, inclusive VPS deal, I would highly recommend
Hostinger (hostinger.com).
I’ve had their “KVM 2” plan (2 vCPU / 8 GB RAM / 100 GB NVMe space / 8 TB
bandwidth) for about a year and half now. They’re offering this plan for
$6.99/mo for a 24-month term ($167.76 for 2
I'm more of a day-to-day Windows user, but I maintain two Ubuntu servers
(my Raspi and a VPS). From my experience, Samba can be rather difficult
to set up. In fact, I wasn't able to get it working between my Pi and
Win10 desktop.
The problem is there are many different versions of SMB/CIFS. I
Jan 12, 2025 11:32:53 AM Arun Khan :
For a small/medium SME setup postfix (SMTP) and dovecot (IMAP, POP)
work together very well, for Web UI/UX you can integrate RoundCube.
PS - Must do - enable the server's NTP client to get time from a
reliable NTP server. Dovecot used to stop w/o warning
I've also found that the "locate" package makes my life a lot easier. It
periodically creates a database of your file structure–the frequency of
which you define with a cron job–such that it is then able to quickly
search the DB and return a result.
On Ubuntu, there's a basic "locate" package,
