Welcome to Hydrogen, home of
Cu Networking

Due to recent decisions by the government (all three branches) that there is no harm in monitoring internet connections, I have decided that I will stop sending as much unecrypted data over the internet as I can. This means that all torrents, such as FreeBSD ISO torrents, will be encrypted, along with all http requests on my server being redirected to https requests. It turns out that sendmail when transporting e-mail will automaticly use STARTTLS to encrypt the session if the receiving server supports it. I have now set up a self signed cert for sendmail so that incoming email can be encrypted if the sender wants to.

The information currently available is:

• Base of Operations for the admin.
• Epson Photo 1280 User's Manual
• Generate DES Keys
• Home network and UPS usage
• My home page on my this machine
• Python
• PostgreSQL Documentation
• HTML/HTTP/Web Refrences:
  • HTML 4.0 Specification, tar.gz of specification
  • HTML 3.2 Recommendation
  • HTML 3.0 Draft (Expired)
  • HTML 2.0 Specifications and in Post Script
  • Cascading Style Sheets, level 1 Specifications
  • CGI 1.1 Spec
  • HTTP/1.1 Spec in:
    • rfc: rfc2068.txt.gz
    • postscript: gzip'd, uncompressed
    • ascii: gzip'd, uncompressed
• FreeBSD CVSWeb access

• Thanks to SLiRP which allowed me for a LONG time to connect my home network.
• Thanks to Resident Networking at the University of Oregon where I help admin their machine, which I have an account on.