Tag: — tepezcuintle @ 17:30
Linux create your own GnuPG private and public key
GNU gpg is encryption and signing tool.
The GNU Privacy Guard (GnuPG or GPG) is a free software replacement for the PGP suite of cryptographic software.
GnuPG encrypts messages using asymmetric keypairs individually generated by GnuPG users. The resulting public keys can be exchanged with other users in a variety of ways, such as Internet key servers. They must always be exchanged carefully to prevent identity spoofing by corrupting public key ? 'owner' identity correspondences. It is also possible to add a cryptographic digital signature to a message, so the message integrity and sender can be verified, if a particular correspondence relied upon has not been corrupted.
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Tag: — tepezcuintle @ 15:13
These are really great tips. I have used many of these tips during my time working as a systems administrator and they always come in handy.
Found here
The best systems administrators are set apart by their efficiency.
And if an efficient
systems administrator can do a task in 10 minutes that would take another
mortal two hours to complete, then the efficient systems administrator
should be rewarded (paid more) because the company is saving time, and
time is money, right?
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Tag: — tepezcuintle @ 21:07
found here
DJG’s Sudo Guide
Created on January 1st, 2000.
sudo is a package which will allow priveleged users to run commands as other
users. This is sort of like assigning users to different groups to give them
special permissions to files. However, this can allow users acccess to
specific commands on specific machines, making it a more effective and more
organized way of giving special priveleges to users.
First, you’ll have to get the sudo package.
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Tag: — tepezcuintle @ 15:14
ldapmodify and ldapadd utilities
The ldapmodify utility allows you to change entries or add entries to the LDAP directory server from the QSH command shell on your system. It uses the ldap_modify, ldap_add, and ldap_delete application program interfaces (APIs). The ldapadd utility works almost identically to the ldapmodify utility with the exception that the -a flag is turned on automatically.
Format:
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