A Linux (VirtualBox) VM connects to a VPN and this connection should be usable by the host machine (that runs the VM) or other machines on the local network for that matter. For security reasons, the Linux VM should not be a full member on the local network, which means that it cannot reach anything and cannot be reached on the LAN. This article discusses how to set-up a VM for that case.
This post is nothing creative. It just groups the ‘nano’ key map and the ‘man’ page for simpler access (by me and maybe you). And the ASCII art logo is nice too!
UFW, Uncomplicated Firewall, is the default firewall in Ubuntu. It is designed to lesser the complexity of the iptables firewall…
Unlike GNOME or Cinemon, there seems not to be a all-in-one point-and-click solution for XFCE. Multiple hacks are described around the net, but this worked in my case – a BeagleBoard displaying showcases.
Converting a string into a series of hex with printf, Build-in ASCII/DEC/OCT/HEX table: man ascii, Calculate SHA hash values of text, Prevent commands from being logged in history, Obtaining list of MTAs registered to domain, Retrieving the GIT client proxy settings, List of commands, aliases, keywords (Debian)
Because when you need it, you never find it back :) Deactivates the power management and the screen blanking of…
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