Tag: Linux
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OpenLDAP Hashes
Whilst doing some experimentation with OpenLDAP I found that if I hashed my passwords using SSHA-512 in Apache Directory Studio I would not be able to auth
VSCode Remote SSH Fails to Connect
Updated:This cost me a few hours today. I thought my ssh config was messed up as nothing i did would allow me to get onto my remote workstation, but it worked fine
Exim4 AUTH LOGIN with LDAP
Updated:This was a cause for smashing my head against the wall today. I configured Exim4 with LDAP auth and tested it with Thunderbird and a couple of Mac clients
Default Editor
Using crontab or the like, I always find myself in nano , which is my least favourite editor. To make a choice of what editor to use, there are a couple of
Spam Assassin and Bayesian Learning
Updated:Spam Assassin is the good old go to for filtering emails, but I wanted to upgrade our existing system and add into it the ability for users to send their r
Spam Assassin Resending With Headers
Updated:Following on from Spam Assassin and Bayesian Learning To give our users the ability to forward mail to the spam learning feature, we need to ensure the for
Exim4 - LDAP Auth
Updated:Having setup postfix and LDAP auth , setting up an Exim server should be within our capabilities. The trouble is I find the exim config a bit scruffy and c
Exim4 and TLS Issues
How difficult can this be? Same server config, just want to enable TLS so it finally has STARTTLS support. Well it looks easy enough as you just need to dr
Nvidia Nightmare Returns
Updated:After an upgrade on Manjaro, I got no graphical environment. Looking in the logs it tells me something is going on with nvidia: $ sudo journalctl -b ... Ja
Radarr and Synology
Updated:Well, Couchpotato is no longer being updated, and the project had been archived as read only. That's not good, I've used Couchpotato for years. I did some