why is there a sudoers file under /home/ ?
should be /etc/sudoers

in any case, it's probably perms : 440 / root:root, so rsync error is normal behavior..

i tend to disagree, torbrowser has much better security settings to safeguard from MiTM attacks, and i also trust torproject (foss project) more than google-browser that puts planet data gathering as top priority...
and as said, exit nodes can't read encrypted traffic (i guess all online banking is encrypted by now). some exit nodes that happen to use eg. sslstrip, are reported every month by the torproject, so it's also trasparent.. (challenge : get a similar report from google if you can )

also on the question of "why visit online bank over tor, when you login and bank knows you?" , an interesting read : https://blog.torproject.org/facebook-hi … ttps-certs

more info here : https://wiki.debian.org/iptables

tried vivaldi the last weeks, their builtin adblock, isn't doing much.. especially the "anti adblock" is not working/existent.. so, installed ublock origin along, and feels much better now.
still sticking to ff-esr + ublock origin..

assuming your organization has a domain name and that's the same you use for email addresses, you should add A/MX/SPF records in that domain's DNS server, not setup another one...

nice, thanks for this

edit] just a note, make init script executable, after creating :

# chmod +x /etc/init.d/dqcache

also, init script change line 3 to :

# Provides:          dqcache

all back to normal now, lots of updates came in today ...

used it while on antix linux (along with ceni, although there was some trouble with those two running together in antix - probably fixed now..).
in general it works well. pretty straight forward, never had any issues with it. i find it just as user-friendly, as wicd and consider it a network-manager alternative for desktop..
extra info:  intel is actively involved in development (= a con for me.)

interlink & seamonkey : http://kb.mozillazine.org/Email_clients … hunderbird

runit for debian is far for complete.. had a small talk about it in antixforum : https://www.antixforum.com/forums/topic … art-runit/

tried runit (& s6) in artix and indeed, a very different experience there.

$ which gcc
will tell you if you have gcc compiler installed.. you need that to compile programs. use :
# apt install build-essential
to install all necessary stuff for compiling.
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"airgapped install", can also be somewhat-assured with debian/devuan binaries by reproducible builds..
and geany is reproducible in devuan : https://tests.reproducible-builds.org/d … geany.html

well devuan beowulf, uses debian LAMP packages, which are "stable"=buster really. so if you run buster/beowulf for LAMP, you're probably running same software.
in practice i've been running beowulf for over a year in a couple of servers, and it's pretty stable as os for lamp.

original author mentioned development purposes, so i guess it doesn't matter much in this case.
but if you run a business and want stable/production-ready release, i guess it's worth the wait for official announcements.

let's hope we'll have a stable devuan release soon, and no need for 3rd party repos.