Copy your config.bin file to linux then run this command to create a decrypted config.txt :
openssl enc -d -des-ecb -nopad -K 478DA50BF9E3D2CF -in config.bin > config.txt
Copy your config.bin file to linux then run this command to create a decrypted config.txt :
openssl enc -d -des-ecb -nopad -K 478DA50BF9E3D2CF -in config.bin > config.txt
In the past, I have paid £1000+vat a year for hosting to feed by hosting addiction. This has whittled down in price over the years and now I’m paying just £42 inc vat!
Some good value providers in the UK are 123-reg.co.uk and UK2.net I’ve been with both of them and had a few annoyances (switching my server off | Selling me hosting that was supposed to be maintained, but wasn’t | Me asking them to reboot the host and them saying that it wasn’t where is was supposed to be. Me asking again… them saying it’s still not there and closing the call) over the years, but in all-in-all they’re worth the money.
However, this has become an absolute no-brainer very recently… My new provider charge just £3.50 a month for SSD based VPS (mine feels super fast!) www.vps.net
I have used a reseller account in the past and this had all sorts of features like a system for your users to manage their own accounts and resell too. It all seemed a bit messy to me and eventually I’ve gone for managing it all myself with a few custom written scripts that do things perfectly.
I’ll expand this section as and when.
Okay, I’m a numpty – I forgot the admin password for my router. The (security driven) delay before you can try again is hampering me from trying the many I might have used – especially as it doesn’t tell you if it was wrong or it is still timed out!
Luckily, on one of my computers, I have a cookie saved that fills my username and password in for me, so I can still log in. Okay, so I must be able to recover my password from this… right? I really don’t want to have to factory reset the thing. Challenge… wait for it… accepted.
I’ve just whipped up a 3D Robots game that runs inside MineCraft on the Raspberry Pi.
Bring up a VXTerminal window and run the following command
git clone https://github.com/ZeBadger/minecraft-robots.git
Start a MineCraft game on your Raspberry Pi and then in VXTerminal run the following commands
cd minecraft-robots python minecraft-robots.py
Run away from the robots. If they touch you – you lose. Try and get them to crash into each other by moving strategically. Kill all 10 robots to win!
Have fun !