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There are 8 files<\/strong>, weighing 5.3 MiB<\/strong> with 7,343 hits<\/strong> in total<\/strong>.<\/p>

Displaying 1<\/strong> to 8<\/strong> of 8<\/strong> files.<\/p>

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\"\"  LetsEncrypt Automation Script<\/a><\/strong>
» 1.8 KiB - 904 hits - 04\/24\/2016<\/strong>
This script allows the manual letsencrypt process to be much less painful. Put the script in your letsencrypt directory, modify the \"State,\" \"town,\" and \"email address\" fields. Then run the script with as many trailing domains as you would like. For example \".\/automatessl.sh www.example1.com example1.com www.example2.com.\" This will generate 1 cert with all the domains entered, this will not create separate certs per domain.<\/p>

\"\"  Ubuntu Kernel Cleanup<\/a><\/strong>
» 1.9 KiB - 929 hits - 04\/24\/2016<\/strong>
This script removes unused Kernels from the \/boot directory. Create a cron job to run it once a week and you will never run into the issue of \/boot being full of old kernels.<\/p>

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\"\"  Intel 82579LM ESXi Driver<\/a><\/strong>
» 2.7 MiB - 832 hits - 05\/01\/2018<\/strong>
Intel 82579LM ESXi Driver<\/p>

\"\"  LCDproc x32<\/a><\/strong>
» 229.0 KiB - 1,016 hits - 01\/22\/2017<\/strong>
32 bit version of LCDproc for FreeBSD<\/p>

\"\"  LCDproc x64<\/a><\/strong>
» 248.5 KiB - 1,019 hits - 01\/22\/2017<\/strong>
64 bit version of LCDproc for FreeBSD<\/p>

\"\"  pfSense LCDproc x32<\/a><\/strong>
» 19.9 KiB - 946 hits - 01\/22\/2017<\/strong>
32 bit pfSense LCDproc package (requires LCDproc FreeBSD package to be installed first)<\/p>

\"\"  pfSense LCDproc x64<\/a><\/strong>
» 19.9 KiB - 945 hits - 01\/22\/2017<\/strong>
64 bit pfSense LCDproc package (requires LCDproc FreeBSD package to be installed first)<\/p>

\"\"  UltraSurf<\/a><\/strong>
» 2.1 MiB - 752 hits - 05\/15\/2016<\/strong>
UltraSurf Proxy application download.<\/p>

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