With the Codiv-19 quarantine, I have right now a bit more time to work on Shaalier. Hence the release of Shaarlier 2.0

Shaarlier is a simple Android Application to share link on your Shaarli

Download Shaarlier

• From the Play Store
• From F-Droid
• From the Github release tab

What is new?

Shaarlier v1.7.0 pose the pavements for the version 2 by introducing a new network manager that is compatible with Shaarli Rest API.

Using the Rest API will be mandatory on the next releases of Shaarli since it is changing it url format. So I highly recommend you to go to your Shaalier settings and enable the REST API.

For that simply go to you account setting by following this procedure:

1. Click on "Manage account" on the home page
2. Select the account you want to upgrade
3. Uncheck the "Use username/password" switch
4. Enter your Shaarli Rest API token that you can find in the configure tab of your Shaarli

You'll be ready to go!

Until Shaarlier 2.0 you'll still be able to use your username and password combo and you don't need to upgrade to using the Rest API. But keep in mind that I using the API is quicker since it does fewer HTTP calls, and they are generally lighter.

If you find any bug, please open an issue on the project Github. Or if you want to contribute to Shaarlier, please open a PR.

With Systemd it is possible to create access lists and accounting on ip networking.

In short:

1. IPAccounting= is a boolean setting. If enabled for a unit, all IP traffic sent and received by processes associated with it is counted both in terms of bytes and of packets.

2. IPAddressDeny= takes an IP address prefix (that means: an IP address with a network mask). All traffic from and to this address will be prohibited for processes of the service.

3. IPAddressAllow= is the matching positive counterpart to IPAddressDeny=. All traffic matching this IP address/network mask combination will be allowed, even if otherwise listed in IPAddressDeny=.