I'm interested in accessing files on a Mac OS machine over the network
from a Linux host.
They're both my laptops, and currently on the same network, but this is
not always the case (i.e., doing this over the Internet may be desirable
at some point).
I read a while ago that Apple was moving to SMB for file system access.
Is this what I should be looking at? Are secure authentication and
encryption supported? Or should I be considering sshfs or NFSv4, or
something else? There's no LDAP infrastructure in my home environment.
With thanks and regards,
Jason.
https://desklabmonitor.com/
What do you think of this? 15" portable monitor that's battery powered and
connects via HDMI and USB-C. It claims Linux support but doesn't say anything
about how the touch screen part works. Would that be a USB-C thing?
https://www.jaycar.com.au/vga-to-hdmi-video-converter/p/AC1639
The above is a link for VGA to HDMI (such converters aren't common). One of
those and a portable monitor could make it a little easier for diagnosing
problems in server rooms (taking a full size monitor in there is a hassle).
That would be a handy addition to the regular functions of a laptop/gaming
monitor.
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if (/^X-Spam-Status: No, score=[234]/:h)
{
to "$DEFAULT/.SpamScore/"
}
}
The above snippet from /etc/maildroprc makes mail with a SA score of 2+ go to
a folder for high spam score mail while mail with a lower SA score gets
regular delivery (SA score of 5+ means SMTP reject).
The ":h" in the pattern match should specify a header match. Unfortunately it
seems to be matching on header from an encapsulated message. So a list server
sends a message to me for moderation because the sender isn't a list member,
the message in question has a high spam score (not surprising) and the message
goes to the SpamScore folder not the folder for mailing list mail.
Any ideas what's going wrong here?
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