I am my migrating an Apache website to my Synology NAS. A portion of the website needs to be password protected and each user needs to have a unique username and password. On my old server, I used mod_authn_dbd And MySQL. I can’t seem to get it to work on the Synology NAS. It seems as though...
While running the initial Security Scan on the 2600, It showed two items... one being the ADMIN password as "weak".... When initially setting up the 2600, I opted for the LAN / Ethernet instead of Wi-Fi. I believe because of this, I was not prompted to use the default password from the label...
Generally, I change user passwords every 12 months, and admin passwords every 6 months.
But this can be painful... as it precipitates many other changes... For example, on my modest network, I recently had to update...
each related Bitwarden login
four CalDAV clients
four CardDAV clients
two...
I have the bitwardners/server image up and running (I used the bitwardenrs/server tutorial). I'm able to access it by my internal ip: port number. However when I try to create my account via the web page I get the following error after I press the submit button "An error has occurred, An...
Im opening a cafe in the philippines
1. Password set to 1 hr and cannot be reused (option to continue)
2. Password set to 5 hrs and cannot be reused (option to continue)
3. Password set to unlimited
Person A buys coffee. A gets 1 hr free internet. A cannot log in again to gain another 1...
Rusty submitted a new resource:
BitWarden - self hosted password manager using mprasil/bitwarden image - Quick tutorial on how to run this in docker
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