In this follow video to my last one on setting up a FTP Server on your Raspberry Pi, I walk through creating a user account so that each device that you want to upload or download files with the FTP server, can do so to a directory unique to that device. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cz0Qfhfsk_0

This video is part of the content for my book "Protecting Your Online Presence" - http://amzn.to/1jXcBSn. This video shows how to use the Yubikey 4 token in conjunction with the Yubico Personalization tool to get close to the benefits of two factor authentication when that option isn't supported by a site or service that you use. To be able to do this, you will need to purchase a Yubikey 4 token. You can do this and download the Yubico Personalization Tool by going to Yubico's site at www.yubico.com. To learn more about what is in the book, check out the other videos in this series or go to http://amzn.to/1jXcBSn to order your copy of the book today. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oU2MAucNnbg

This is the next installment in my series about my experiences with a Raspberry Pi. In this installment, I use a USB console cable from the folks at http://www.adafruit.com. Now that a benchmark has been established and the boot partition expanded, we are ready to proceed to the next learning step. For more information, please check my website at http://www.ronnutter.com ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M-gbEaUvJrE

These directions assume that you have already setup your Garadget Opener and enabled the Garadget service on IFTTT. You will need to create two applets, one for opening the door and another for closing the door A) IFTTT applet for opening Garadget 1. Login to ifttt.com 2. Click on New Applet 3. Click on +This 4. Search for Web 5. Click on Webhooks 6. Click on Receive a web request 7. Enter name of name - i.e. Truck_open 8. Click on Create Trigger 9. Click on +that 10. Search for Garadget 11. Click on Garadget 12. Click on Open Door 13. Select door 14. Click on Create Action 15. Open a tab in browser to https://ifttt.com/maker_webhooks 16. Click on Documentation 17. Enter name of the applet you just created in the {event} field 18. Click on the Test IT button at the bottom of the screen to confirm the settings 19. Copy the https://maker.ifttt.com line at the bottom of the page 20. Enter the Stream Deck Configuration program 21. Look under System for Website 22. Drag this to an available key on the profile you are working on 23. Enter name of Light in Title field 24. Past the https: line you copied previously into the URL field 25. Check the access in background option 26. You should now be able to open the door from StreamDeck B) IFTTT applet for opening Garadget 1. Login to ifttt.com 2. Click on New Applet 3. Click on +This 4. Search for Web 5. Click on Webhooks 6. Click on Receive a web request 7. Enter name of name - i.e. Truck_close 8. Click on Create Trigger 9. Click on +that 10. Search for Garadget 11. Click on Garadget 12. Click on Close door 13. Select door 14. Click on Create Action 15. Open a tab in browser to https://ifttt.com/maker_webhooks 16. Click on Documentation 17. Enter name of the applet you just created in the {event} field 18. Click on the Test IT button at the bottom of the screen to confirm the settings 19. Copy the https://maker.ifttt.com line at the bottom of the page 20. Enter the Stream Deck Configuration program 21. Look under System for Website 22. Drag this to an available key on the profile you are working on 23. Enter name of Light in Title field 24. Past the https: line you copied previously into the URL field 25. Check the access in background option 26. You should now be able to open the door from StreamDeck ================================================ *** Show Notes, Links and Resources **** Here are the items mentioned in this video - Elgato Stream Deck Mini - 6 Key https://amzn.to/2E2bYnZ Elgato Stream Deck - 15 Key https://amzn.to/2E9LX6i Garadget - Remotely Control and Monitor Your Existing Garage Door https://amzn.to/2WSKysk ➥➥➥ SUBSCRIBE FOR MORE VIDEOS ➥➥➥ Never miss a video about creating your own smart home Subscribe ⇢ http://ronaldnutter.com/subscribe To listen to an audio ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h8dn_jYluHw