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Rsync @home_server:home_server_setup:other_services
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sudo vim /etc/rsyncd.secrets'' <file>username:userpassword</file> ''sudo systemctl status rsync.service'' ... nc-test4</code> This will first prompt you for a password for the sudo. You will get a subsequent prompt fo... t can run automatically without prompting for the password, checkout "[[http://www.thegeekstuff.com/2011/07/rsync-over-ssh-without-password/|How to Setup Rsync with SSH on UNIX / Linux (rsy
KPTree - Email Server Setup
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Server requires authorisation Authentication: Password POP3 Client Settings - not used any more SMTP Cli... : Your full Gmail address (e.g. me@gmail.com) password: Your Gmail password With Gmail 2-step authentication enabled, use an application-specific Gmail password. IMAP port : 993 IMAP TLS/SSL required: y
IPMI Console Setup @home_server:home_server_setup:other_services
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BMC for command * -a : prompt for remote server password (for CLI, not batch files) * -P : input the password in command, not recommended as is in command line history there after, not secure * -f </path/password_file> : specify use of file for remote server password (need for batch files and to prevent constant prompt
BASH Customisation @home_server:home_server_setup:other_services
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sub -v -u $BA_MOSQUITTO_USERNAME -P $BA_MOSQUITTO_PASSWORD -h $BA_MOSQUITTO_HOST -p 1883 -t '#'" # PiHole a... ommand]] ======visudo====== sudo remembers your password for 15 minutes by default. After 15 minutes, you will be asked to enter the password again for any sudo command.\\ This is actually a ... n be changed by increasing or decreasing the sudo password timeout limit as described below.\\ ''sudo visudo
IPMI CLI Tools @home_server:home_server_setup:other_services
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t packet encryption (and therefore sends your BMC password over the network in plain text) and does not supp... MC for command * -a : prompt for remote server password (for CLI, not batch files) * -f </path/password_file> : specify use of file for remote server password (need for batch files and to prevent constant prompt
KPTree - MSWindows Setup
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nt - Cloud server client (**!L**) *Keepass - Password and other secret info repository (**!L**) *I... nal program (**!L**) *Security *Keepass - Password and other secret info repository (**!L**) *
dokuwiki setup notes
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ides user authentication against DokuWiki's local password storage - <fs x-small>by Andreas Gohr</fs> * [[
Back-up Server Old Setup @home_server:home_server_setup:other_services
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sudo vim /etc/rsyncd.secrets'' <code>username:userpassword</code> Use systemd systemctl from control of the