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4 months ago@JillyB … bitwarden.
I recently had need of syncthing and it’s also quite nice.
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@meldrik Hint: The answer is Firefox.
As with most poorly worded things on the internet, folks over-reacted. This did have the positive impact of Mozilla re-writing the terms to better match their intentions though.
The insanity also seems to ignore the Mozilla’s stance on Privacy. Which is probably one of the most user rights focused privacy stance ive ever seen in todays internet. https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/privacy/firefox/
Firefox, Mozilla, they are not interested in selling your data. This is the internet over-reacting as it tends to do.
@marighost I dont use Prox, but for various random linux commands… ive got a wealth. :D in the journalctl vein.
journalctl -xeu \<service name\>ex:
journalctl -xeu httpdGives you the specific journal output for the given service. In this example. httpd.
Also,
journalctlis more than boot logs, its all of your logs from anything controlled by systemd. Mounts, services, timers, even sockets.For example. On my system, i have /var/home as a mount.
systemctlandjournalctlcan give me info on it with:systemctl status var-home.mountjournalctl -xeu var-home.mount
You can see all of the mounts with.
systemctl list-units --type=mountOr, see all of your services with
systemctl list-units --type=serviceOr all of your timers with
systemctl list-timersWe do a weekly show on getting into linux terminals, commands, tricks, and share our experience… It’s called Into the Terminal. on the Red Hat Enterprise Linux youtube channel. I’ll send you a link if you’re interested.