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Bus Ticket from Adelaide Australia during the 1970s

Bus Ticket from Adelaide Australia during the 1970s

Bus Ticket Found in Old Book My father found in an old book a paper Adelaide STA bus ticket, from the 1970s.      On the back of the ticket you can see an advertisement for a company called Star Printing Lonnen and Clark P/L advertising Computer Input forms accuracy guaranteed. Also love quotes on… Read More: Bus Ticket from Adelaide Australia during the 1970s »

Category: Throwbacks Adelaide Tags: bus ticket, vintage

create ssh key

create ssh key

In Linux and most other Linux distributions you can use ssh key pairs to easily remote into other systems and run scripts remotely. This is extremely useful when managing multiple Linux hosts and if you wish to gather reports from one central source. What are SSH Key Pairs? SSH key pairs are two cryptographically secure keys… Read More: create ssh key »

Category: linux centos7 scripts ssh Tags: centos7, private key, public key, ssh, ssh keys

Get KeePass working on SharePoint

Get KeePass Working on SharePoint

KeePass and SharePoint sites have big issues when syncing on SharePoint Sites, due to running from an HTTP share. (Unable to Save, Sync, Write to Lock Files)  In order to get KeePass working on SharePoint, you will need to complete the following things in order: Install KeePass Download and Install KeePass (Current version tested is… Read More: Get KeePass working on SharePoint »

Category: sharepoint windows Tags: keepass, office365, sharepoint

How to set the grub password in CentOS 7

set grub password centos7

Cent OS 7 and most other Linux distributions use the GRUB2 boot loader. This guide shows you How to set the grub password in CentOS 7 and test it. The GRUB Menu can be protected by a password and this guide shows you how to set the grub password in CentOS 7.

Category: centos7 linux Tags: centos7, grub2, password
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A Unix Linux IT Administrator at DXC Technology. I like documenting useful Tech Tips and tricks I find useful in everyday life. I like to take complex information and distil it down to save time for you and as a reference for myself. Sometimes the posts are a little Random, but hey this is My Random Tips.

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