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WD NAS: Enable FTPS
Posted on May 5, 2016 2 Comments
Sending unencrypted FTP across the internet is a bad idea! You send your credentials in plain text compromising access security as well as the data your sending. My book live duo has, as most NAS products, support for unencrypted FTP. Since it’s based on vsftpd it’s only a matter of configuration to make it a […]
Odroid: First setup
Posted on March 7, 2016 Leave a Comment
If you have installed Raspberry Pi in the past the Odroid will not be a problem. It a little more hands on and require a little more effort then the Raspberry Pi. Here is a quick guide how to get you Odroid up and running. In this example I use an old Odroid-C1 that I […]
Raspberry PI: Central kodi database
Posted on February 16, 2016 8 Comments
When you run more then one Kodi device with a shared media repository you should also run a shared library. With a shared library you only need to update the library on one of the Kodi devices when new media is added. There are a few other great benefits of running a shared library like […]
AWS EC2 Linux: Enable SSH password logon
Posted on February 11, 2016 Leave a Comment
Amazon AWS EC2 instances are by default secured with ssh certificates. This is great for security until you need to provide a UAT duplicate for an external user or developer. You don’t want to share your certificate with them and setting up a new one is more work than this quick fix. The security isn’t […]
Hackviking aka Kristofer Källsbo 