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Business, suitecrm, Tutorial, Ubuntu

Changing or Fixing the Site URL for SuiteCRM

justadminnit / May 30, 2021

Recently I moved my SuiteCRM from a slow shared host over to a Digital Ocean droplet to speed things up. It worked very well, by the way. So fast, and probably I save 10 minutes per day just not waiting for server, haha. Anyways, everything went pretty well except one thing: the emails that were sent out from the Workflow…

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Life Skills, Technology

CONVERT HARVESTED BULK EMAILS INTO USABLE SPREADSHEET IN A FEW STEPS

justadminnit / July 29, 2019

Did someone send you a bulk email and foolishly leave all the recipients exposed? Do you want to grab those recipients and use for your own great purposes? Good news, it’s not so hard to do! Here’s what you’ll need: A text editor (gedit on ubuntu) Spreadsheet software (Libre Office is the one I’ll use here since it’s both free…

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Freedom and Privacy, Technology, Tutorial, yunohost

INSTALLING ROUNDCUBE 1.4 VERSION ON YUNOHOST

justadminnit / July 16, 2019

Thanks to the work of Brian we can now install the newest version of Roundcube on Yunohost. Why is this so exciting? Newer, fresher UI PGP encryption Functionality with the enigma plugin Mobile friendly skin In short, it makes your self-hosted email awesome on a mobile too, regardless of whether you have an email app that works or not with…

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Freedom and Privacy, Technology, Tutorial, yunohost

HOW TO INSTALL NEW ROUNDCUBE VERSION ON SHARED HOST CPANEL WITH PGP KEYS WORKING

justadminnit / July 16, 2019

So, you want to not wait for RoundCube to release 1.4 to cpanel, or, you have Roundcube on your cpanel setup and for whatever reason the Enigma plugin that makes the PGP stuff work – isn’t working. Whatever your reason is, the solution is not insanely hard, but it took me about a week and a lot of hours to…

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Humour, Technology

What Message Does Your Email Address Send About You?

justadminnit / November 22, 2016

I have come back to this awesome comic for nearly 10 years now.  I finally had to log it here because it’s worthy. I will eventually expand this to other areas of tech, but for now enjoy this!  

Life Skills, Technology, Tutorial, Ubuntu

How to Back up and Move from One Email Server to Another

justadminnit / June 6, 2016

My goal:  Move my email safely from one email service provider to another (IMAP). I was surprised that it wasn’t that easy to find a simple step by step tutorial out there to do this.  I hope this tutorial will help someone.  If your email account is old, this process may take quite a bit of time, so please allow…

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Humour, Life Skills, Technology

What does your Email say about you?

justadminnit / March 10, 2016

I love this post and I come back to it time and time again.  However, it is now both out of date and also needs further commenting.  First, though, go take a look and enjoy the original here: COOL CARTOON THAT EXPLAINS HOW YOUR EMAIL REPRESENTS YOU Here are my updates, and I’d love any extras or edits you could…

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Faith, Faith and Religion

Time to End the Weak Christianese

justadminnit / January 16, 2016

Something happened today.  I got an email from someone I know who in normal times doesn’t not freely speak of God or His word.  When in person it would be a rare occasion to talk about the riches of the Bible or what God is doing in our lives.  Then, randomly I got this well-meaning email forward from here which…

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Business, Freedom and Privacy, Technology, Tutorial

Why Setup and How to Setup PGP Encryption on Your Email

justadminnit / February 8, 2015

Preface If you don’t have encryption on at least your email, you might as well send the information on a postcard for the world to see.  If you don’t like the idea of the content of your email being put onto a postcard then you need to set up PGP as today’s best solution.  Is it amazingly easy?  No.  Like…

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Freedom and Privacy, Technology, Tutorial, Ubuntu

Getting Started with Retroshare on Ubuntu: The Secure Communications Hub

justadminnit / January 7, 2015

Retroshare is awesome.  It’s secure.  It’s simple (once you get rolling) and it’s highly useful.  I found getting the initial few friends in was a ‘little’ tricky without a familiarization tour so here is a video I made to help folks out.  I sent it to my mom so we’ll know how effective it is shortly, we hope…  

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