marczz

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lemmy account: marczz (npub19s4…42m0)

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2025-04-20 09:27:01 GMT

Hello #journelly users and it's author @npub1vjv…994c
I like this app, but I have not yet found an efficient way to share the database with Linux. For the Mac users iCloud is the straight way to share. But iCloud is a closed source apple product, you cannot mount it on Linux and it is not compatible with rclone. For other apps I use a cloud provider Dropbox, Google Drive, ect. But even if the file app integrate them Journelly does not allow to save or backup on them. (It works with plainorgl

2025-04-11 07:47:04 GMT

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I was wondering if enabling #LUKS on a running server has really a benefit. Of course if thieves enter your place, unplug the server and take it the disk is protected. But this scenario is not so usual. Most often the attacker get access to your live server. Once the server is booted and the disk is unlocked, all data on the encrypted volume is accessible to anyone with access to the system. This makes encryption ineffective against attackers who compromise a running server.