If you’re using another mail service you’ll need to change mailhub to the relevant SMTP server. If you’re using Gmail like I am, change the root, authuser, and authpass options to the email address, username, and password of your Google account. Here’s the options I use for sending mail through Gmail:ĪuthMethod=LOGIN # This is needed only for Gmail The configuration file is very short and well commented by default. SSMTP can be configured from one text file. Install sSMTP from the package ssmtp (click the link to install on Debian/Ubuntu), or by running the command below in your terminal: Here’s how I set up sSMTP on Ubuntu to send mail through my Gmail account. sSMTP is perfect for this it’s a simple way to send email from your system to an SMTP mail server, like Gmail’s. Wouldn’t it be useful if your computer could email you? I’d like to be notified by email when my server is in trouble, but I don’t want to run my own mail server. cloud sync (synchronize passwords between all your devices - available via Google Drive, Dropbox, WebDAV (NextCloud, OwnCloud, etc.A bit old, but still really useful, i used this method on a server. auto-fill passwords (works only on Android devices) store your master password in a Keystore or keychain secured with biometric data unlock with biometric authentication (fingerprint, face unlock, etc.) Once you open the password database, the program offers a modern user interface from where you can perform all kinds of actions related to password management. Of course, you need to access the 'kdbx' file, and the program allows you to load it from a cloud service (Dropbox, Google Drive, WebDAV), open the file locally, download it from a specified URL, or you can create a new password database in the same format. You always have access to your password database from any compatible device that can run on all major operating systems. The main advantage is that you can use AuthPass on any device using Android or iOS (mobile) as well on a standard desktop (macOS, Linux, Windows), and it is compatible with KeePass standard file 'kdbx' file format. AuthPass is a free, cross-platform open-source password manager.

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