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LFCS – Kerberos Authentication (Ubuntu)
Kerberos is an authentication method which helps improve security between systems. For systems that need to access another, such as Secure Shell (SSH), Kerberos is a great way to keep the...
Stream Music from Linux to Google Home
If anyone has a Google Hub device of some sort, they know how handy they can be for getting information when you ask a question. But there is another use that most people may not be aware of...
Bash 05 – Script Logic
Probably the most important aspect of scripting is using logic operators to control the flow of the script. Sometimes a script needs to do more than run each command in order from the beginning to...
Live - Let's talk dev-ops - introduction
It was a quick one, but I did a 22ish minute live this thursday with an intro to some great dev-ops / infrastructure tools. Check it out below. I'm going to try and do a weekly live on Thursdays...
Bottles - Run Windows software on Linux with Bottles
Bottles is a Graphical User Interface (GUI) to aid in setting up the WINdows Emulator (WINE). Bottles has many benefits over WINE by itself.
For anyone who uses WINE, you need to look into...
For anyone who uses WINE, you need to look into...
LFCS – Kerberos Authentication (CentOS7)
Kerberos is an authentication method that can assign a user a ‘ticket’ after the first sign-on. Once a user has entered a correct password, then they are granted a ‘ticket’ to allow connection...
