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| ===== Setup Synchronization ===== | ===== Setup Synchronization ===== | ||
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| Create a unison profile on the computer that will be initiating the connection: | Create a unison profile on the computer that will be initiating the connection: | ||
| - | <code ~/.unison/enc-logins.prf> | + | <code ini ~/.unison/enc-logins.prf> |
| root = ~/notes/enc-logins | root = ~/notes/enc-logins | ||
| root = ssh://USERNAME@HOSTNAME//home/USERNAME/notes/enc-logins | root = ssh://USERNAME@HOSTNAME//home/USERNAME/notes/enc-logins | ||
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| Bonus: If a system forces you to answer a "password recovery" question like "favorite pet" in my example above, don't answer truthfully. Instead just pick one of the questions and answer it with a new password — and record the question and answer in your password list. Birthday, Zip Code, and "Where did you meet your spouse?" are [[http://blog.wired.com/27bstroke6/2008/09/palin-e-mail-ha.html|not exactly private data points that no one could ever guess]]! | Bonus: If a system forces you to answer a "password recovery" question like "favorite pet" in my example above, don't answer truthfully. Instead just pick one of the questions and answer it with a new password — and record the question and answer in your password list. Birthday, Zip Code, and "Where did you meet your spouse?" are [[http://blog.wired.com/27bstroke6/2008/09/palin-e-mail-ha.html|not exactly private data points that no one could ever guess]]! | ||
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