Setting up a Samba share in Debian to work in Windows 11
We look into creating a Samba share on Debian. Then we connect to it from Windows 11 so we can work on our project in Windows and transfer data over Samba and run it in Linux.
In this video we are using fetch to do a file upload. File uploads could be hard if you haven’t done it before, fetch is a new api that can simplify the process.
We implement a simple REST web server using pure java. Both with socket server and using the HTTP server implementation currently in Java.
We look into high availability using Heartbeat and DRBD. Heartbeat is a software to monitor and failover when a machine is unresponsive and DRBD can help you replicate data between machines making your setup highly available. This solution can help you doing maintenance work without downtime.
We will read an old USENet post about a real programmer.
We look into how to set up FastCGI Process Manager (FPM). What configuration options and considerations are important.
We talk about the Feistal Cipher and implement a simple proof of concept to test the algorithm out. Computerphile video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FGhj3CGxl8I Source code: package org.ea; import java.security.MessageDigest; import java.util.Arrays; public class FeistelAlg { private final static String plainText = "the brown fox jumped over the lazy dog"; public static void doRound(byte[] left, byte[] right) throws…