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It has been a while since I have released an updated version of Overclockix. I was considering releasing a new version in the near future but since Debian has scheduled the next point release (7.2) for October 12th, I might as well go ahead and wait until then to release a new version. There are a few bug fixes and tweaks that are going into this next version that I think will be great to have in place. So in order to give me a few days to get a new release ready, I just remembered that I won’t be around on the 14th so I’m planning on releasing version .018 on Saturday, October 12th. ...

Recently, I came across the need to be able to store a KeePass database where it could be accessed from multiple locations, including one in specific that was locked down quite securely with the exception of HTTP/HTTPS. In a previous method, I simply used a cloud storage solution (in this case, Dropbox) to synchronize the database between systems. I came to the realization that this would potentially leave a copy of the KeePass database anywhere the Dropbox account was synchronized. While I wouldn’t be all that worried since KeePass requires a password, it certainly didn’t give me any comfort. ...