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Tag Archives: Linux
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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OpenVPN on Tomato with Android and Linux Clients
I’ve been wanting to do this for a very long time. When away from home I sometimes need access to the systems (or data residing on those systems) back at home. I wanted to set up a secure means to … Continue reading
Password and Files Encryption/Sync/Backup: Gettin ‘er Done!
One of my to-do list items for quite some time now has been to get my computer files organized and to set up automated backup and synchronization across my computing devices. I’d kept putting this one off because I wanted … Continue reading
Posted in Computer, Debian, Frugal Living, Linux, Mint
Tagged eeepc, encryption, LastPass, Linux, Linux Mint, LMDE, Password, security, SpiderOak, Sync, synchronization, TrueCrypt
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Palm GnuKeyring Conversion to KeepassX
I was a very early user of the original PalmPilot device. Way back when I actually had the PalmPersonal syncing with my ’90s era Sun Microsystems SPARCstation 4 work calendar and email, etc. I eventually moved on to a Treo90 … Continue reading
Posted in Computer, Debian, Frugal Living, Linux, Mint
Tagged Keepass, KeepassX, Linux, Linux Mint, Password, Sync
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Linux Tweaks & Programs Selections
This is mostly a list for my own use, but I hope you may find utility in it as well. I’m currently running Linux Mint 9 on my desktop (with Windows in a VM) and Eeebuntu 3 plus Win XP, … Continue reading
And Twinkle Takes the Call…
Finally found a reasonably up to date SIP client/VOIP softphone that will work directly under Ubuntu 9.04 on the EeePC: Twinkle! Tried many, many alternatives without success (most commercial clients that are otherwise available for Windows or Mac have not … Continue reading