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Details may deviate, though. For example, there are Apache-specific notes to SERVER_NAME<!-- [http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2297403/http-host-vs Notes: ...

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* IPSec+ESP (Encapsulating Security Payloads) [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Encapsulating_Security_Payload#Enca ** IPSec+SA (Security Association) [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Security_association] ...

...which case you may also want {{inlinecode|-b 4096}}) is only one, [http://security.stackexchange.com/questions/5096/rsa-vs-dsa-for-ssh-authentication-keys thi ...seless keys on multi-user systems''' if you don't fully trust the system's security, or administration. ...

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...things remotely, you ''can'' trust whatever happens on a LAN but it's bad security practice. ...sing SSH server) || Good (draw commands, small lag for encryption) || Security (auth and encryption) is already handled.<br/>Some SSH servers disable X by ...

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...ot change who can interact with this information - unless people made the security mistake of allowing ''anyone'' to add code to their page. Notes: ...

===nmap notes=== (assumption is use on home LAN. For security stuff, learn it properly) ...

* [http://www.gnuplot.info/ gnuplot] (script interface), see also [[Gnuplot notes]] ...system admin apps based on it ([[Linux admin notes#Statistics|Linux admin notes]]). ...

...system that magically makes everything good. None. Largely because decent security is inconvenient, so both people and systems compromise. ==Public key encryption notes== ...

It's not a tool for security, it's purely to automate an interactive login automated that wouldn't work '''assume sshpass is bad security''' on the host you're running it ...

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Notes: : WFP is a convenience feature, not a security feature. Once a program is allowed to write to the windows directory, it ca ...

=irssi notes= Notes: ...

{{electronics notes}} ...which may ''potentially'' be more interesting, but also more work. (see [[#Notes on IEC 62056-21]] for details) ...

{{notes}} The above is for bother and security. '''If you care about crawler reaction you probably want to use ...

Notes: The obvious comparison is to [[xargs]], so some notes: ...

: (it's also good for security, which is often part of the point) such as having full rights to trample over each other (meaning stability and security is impossible to guarantee), ...