Where Samba stores passwords. How to Extract Samba Usernames and Passwords (SOLVED)
Posted by Alex On March 15, 2022
This article is about the Samba password database. It answers popular questions about where Samba passwords are stored and how to perform common actions on the Samba password database. To set the Samba password, use the command: sudo smbpasswd -a USER If you want the user to have no password, then specify the -n option. […]
How to install the latest version of Tor on Ubuntu
Posted by Alex On March 15, 2022
How to get the latest version of Tor on Ubuntu The tor package is present in the Ubuntu repositories, but its version may be out of date. This is especially true for Ubuntu distributions released several years ago, even if they have long-term support (LTS). In new versions of Tor, identified weaknesses and vulnerabilities are […]
Setting up Android for battery saving
Posted by Alex On March 10, 2022
What settings should be enabled on an Android phone to reduce battery consumption What settings do you need to enable in your mobile phone so that it is enough for a long trip or flight? What should I do if my phone's battery runs out too quickly? This guide is dedicated to answering these questions. […]
How to watch IPTV on your phone
Posted by Alex On March 9, 2022
How to watch digital TV on your phone There are many applications for Android with which you can watch digital TV from various Internet providers. These applications can be installed on the set-top box and even on tablets and mobile phones. I have selected two of the best applications for watching IPTV on Android. Both […]
How to connect to Tor with OpenVPN
Posted by Alex On March 1, 2022
Connecting to Tor via a VPN is usually used in practice not so much to increase anonymity (although such use takes place), but to bypass the blocking of the Tor network. In some countries, the Tor network is blocked at the state level, so to connect the Tor browser or the Tor service, you must […]
LMDE 5 beta loaded on mirrors
Posted by Alex On February 28, 2022
Download links for LMDE 5 Beta: x64 x86 If the links do not open, then go to http://ftp.crifo.org/mint-cd/testing/ and select the version you need. The LMDE project is ongoing. LMDE stands for Linux Mint Debian Edition and is about creating a distribution that is almost identical to Linux Mint but based on Debian and not […]
What files can be deleted when there is not enough disk space in Linux
Posted by Alex On February 23, 2022
There are situations when the disk space has run out completely and you need to urgently clean the disk and delete files. Disk space may run out even so that when trying to clear the installation package cache, the system will report an error (there is no place even to save the lock file), when […]
Internet via Bluetooth in Linux: how to set up and why the speed is slow
Posted by Alex On February 22, 2022
In this tutorial, you will learn how to set up an Internet connection via Bluetooth in Linux, as well as why the Internet speed via Bluetooth is slow. How to connect my computer to the Internet through my phone via Bluetooth Internet via Bluetooth is one of the options for using a mobile phone to […]
How to use an Android phone to access the Internet on a computer without Wi-Fi in Linux
Posted by Alex On February 22, 2022
In the article “How to share mobile Internet with other phones and computers”, we already talked about how to use a mobile phone as an Access Point, but what if the computer does not have a Wi-Fi adapter or drivers are not installed for it? This article is devoted to the answer to this question […]
How to connect a computer to the Internet via Bluetooth in Windows
Posted by Alex On February 22, 2022
Table of contents 1. How to connect my computer to the Internet through my phone via Bluetooth 2. Connecting a mobile phone to a computer via Bluetooth (phone pairing) 3. Turning on the Bluetooth tethering 4. Connect to a Bluetooth tethering on a computer 5. How to Disconnect from a Bluetooth Connection 5.1 To turn […]