On Thu, 21 Mar 2024 21:25:59 -0400
Alex Pilon , linux@linux-ottawa.org wrote:
> I meant your changes.
I didn't make them public. They're trivial; merely changing the
ssl(cmd), ssl(enc) and ssl(salt) settings.
Regards,
Dianne.
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On Thu, 21 Mar 2024 17:31:39 -0400
Alex Pilon wrote:
> I get NXDOMAIN from that in Chrome, because the last in the chain of
> CNAMEs SERVFAILs periodically, on my local resolver or against
> 8.8.8.8. Is it just my site or my part of the Internet?
Works fine for me. Also doing "host
On Thu, Mar 21, 2024 at 03:18:40PM -0400, Dianne Skoll via linux wrote:
> Because I use a password keeper strictly for my own use and not any kind
> of sharing across a company, I use a modified version of TkPasman.
>
> https://wbsoft.home.xs4all.nl/linux/tkpasman.html
I get NXDOMAIN from that
Hi,
Because I use a password keeper strictly for my own use and not any kind
of sharing across a company, I use a modified version of TkPasman.
https://wbsoft.home.xs4all.nl/linux/tkpasman.html
It's unfortunately no longer maintained, but I hacked it slightly to
improve the encryption algorithm
A couple of years ago at work we went through an analysis of password
managers to use at work, and we ended up with Bitwarden as it was the
only one that met all of our requirements. Our process for selecting
a product like this is pretty extensive. I can't really say much more
than that other
I have been using Bitwarden for several years now. My main move to
Bitwarden was the fact it is all open source, available to be
installed locally on my own servers if I want, and that it was much cheaper
than any other solution. I can give some demos, but to give demos of some
advanced features,
