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Das Programm »Rclone« ist geeignet, auf eine Vielzahl von Online-Speicher (»Dropbox«, »Onedrive«, diverse WebDav-Zugänge u.v.a.) zuzugreifen. Gelingt es, diese Online-Speicher beim Einloggen in einen Linux-Rechner automatisch zu mounten, ergeben sich viele bequeme Möglichkeiten, eigene Dateien zu sichern oder auf sie von anderen Orten aus zuzugreifen. Man kann den gesamten Online-Speicher oder Teile davon von »Rclone« verschlüsseln lassen, womit man auch sensible Daten auf wenig verlässlichen Speicherorten unterbringen kann. Hervorzuheben ist, dass die Dokumentation von »Rclone« außergewöhnlich gut verständlich geschrieben ist. Auch kann man die Konfiguration sehr einfach durchführen.
Im Folgenden wird beschrieben, wie man den Zugriff auf ausgewählte Online-Speicher einrichtet. Es wird dabei von Möglichkeiten des Linux-Dienstes »systemd« Gebrauch gemacht. »Rclone« ist unter »openSUSE« im Standard-Repositorium enthalten. Für andere Linux-Dist
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Disable unnecessary services that on Windows Server 2016 Desktop Experience (based on MS Security Blog recommendations)
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When all Windows are resized after your monitor have been power-recycled
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Some monitors (especially hdmi/TV monitors) don't keep the hdmi port "alive" when they are powered down.
As a result, when windows reboots or comes out of sleep, it can't detect a monitor, so it sets resolution to it's "SIMULATED" monitor registry entry in the key at;
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