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If you’ve never heard of subversion before then you are in for a pleasant surprise. Subversion is a version control tool, which means it will keep track of several files and all their old versions. Normally subversion is used to help multiple people work together on a single project. It tracks all their changes and [...] Few people don’t realise that subversion has the ability to connect to a remote repository via SSH. Its extremely simple and can give you all the advantages of storing your important files on a server while still having them readily accessible on your [...] So you have your keys all set up, you’ve found a dozen people to sign them and you’ve entered the web of trust. Now you have an extremely confidential file, let’s say your tax records, and you want to send them to your accountant. The first step is to find your accountants key. You know from [...] Yesterday you may have read my GPG Symmetric Encryption Guide. The last tip on that page was that you should setup GPG keys and publish them on a keyserver. I say this because publishing GPG keys allows you to encrypt things for anyone else who has published their GPG keys without contacting them and exchanging [...] I often come into a situation where I have to exchange some important confidential file with somebody who doesn’t have GPG keys setup. Explaining how to setup keys can be a pain, especially if you believe that the user will lose them or simply forget how to use them. There are all manner of propriety [...] |
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