Posted in May 22, 2009 ¬ 4:12 amh.thomas
Let’s say you have an account on a remote server running some flavour of linux (or even *BSD - I think OpenSSH works the same way on those), and connect to it via ssh from your local linux machine.
There is a simple yet secure way to connect without the need for entering your password on [...]
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Posted in March 3, 2009 ¬ 8:37 amh.thomas
In a very quick note, this is how to change the local host name on a Debian or Ubuntu system. This can be especially useful if you did not install your server by yourself and euther rely on your provider’s automated installation or are using one of those pre-built virtual appliances (by the way, take [...]
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Posted in July 25, 2008 ¬ 12:46 amh.thomas
This is a (very) simple guide to adding a command or script to the debian / ubuntu startup sequence. There is obviously much more to it, but if you need to do very simple stuff, this can be useful.
1. Put the script in /etc/init.d - do not forget to give it execute permissions (’chmod a+x [...]
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