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Category Archives: Web Architecture
Creating OpenVPN .ovpn Files for Android (Any?) Clients
In another post I cover setting up and OpenVPN server on a Tomato powered router and making client connections to that server. In setting up a new phone, I see the OpenVPN for Android app will now import yourVPNclient.ovpn files … Continue reading
Posted in Computer, Linux, Web Architecture
Tagged encryption, Linux, OpenVPN, Password, security, Tomato
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QR Codes as a Password/Key Storage Mechanism
I was doing some recent volunteer work for the Concord Scout House, Inc., setting up a new network and telephony infrastructure for this non-profit enterprise. In setting up the various pieces of equipment, I was sure to create strong passwords … Continue reading
Posted in Computer, Non-Profits, Web Architecture
Tagged certificates, documentation, encryption, keys, OpenVPN, Password, qr codes, records, retention, security, SSL, storage
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Unlimited Home Phone Service for Under $3/Month
UPDATE JUN 2015: We’re now two years in and the Anveo solution has been working great. We added an 888 toll-free number for emergency calls to home and to give out for other purposes. SPAM callers are routinely added to … Continue reading
Posted in Computer, Frugal Living, Web Architecture
Tagged Galaxyvoice, Google Apps, google voice, Phone Service, SIP, VOIP
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Fun with 1-Wire Devices in Linux using Digitemp and owfs
I’m currently working on a Christmas present for my new in-laws. The goal is to be able to remotely monitor the temperature and humidity at another location over the internet. I want to do this at a reasonably low cost, … Continue reading
Posted in Computer, Linux, Unslung, Web Architecture
Tagged 1-Wire, DigiTemp, humidity, NSLU-2, owfs, oww, slug, temperature, weather
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Debut of the all new ConcordScoutHouse.org
Tonight I finished initial delivery of a large project I’ve had going with the Concord Scout House, Inc. (CSH). I was approached to do some web work with them as a result of what I’d previously done with MondayContras.com. This … Continue reading