The SSH File System, or SSHFS, is a filesystem client that you can mount on your local device to interact with files on the remote device. SSH establishes this connection using the Secure Shell File Transfer Protocol (SFTP).
Moreover, using its cryptographic protocol, SSH ensures data integrity and confidentiality. If your daily tasks include administrating a remote device or server, you are bound to use SSHFS. Hence, you need to learn how to use the SSH File System. So, this short guide will...
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How to Setup and Use Sshfs in Linux
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How to Setup and Use Sshfs in Linux
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How to Use SSH to Access a Remote Server in Linux
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How to Use SSH to Access a Remote Server in Linux
Secure Socket Shell (SSH) is a robust tool for accessing remote machines and servers. It establishes the connection via a cryptographic protocol, ensuring utmost privacy and security.
You can use SSH to transfer files, execute commands, remotely administer the system, troubleshoot underlying issues, and more. This tutorial is for you if you also want to learn how to use SSH to access the remote server. Here, we have listed the methods of SSH to access the remote server in Linux.... -
How to Log Out of SSH
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How to Log Out of SSH
Secure Shell utility connects to remote devices and servers, allowing you to operate and monitor them efficiently. It establishes the connection through a cryptographic protocol, ensuring a safe and secure environment.
In addition to administration, you can also use it to transfer files, troubleshoot network issues, etc. Although it is easy to log in and use SSH, many still need to learn how to log out of it. This is the most basic yet crucial aspect you should... -
How To Restart SSH Service in Linux
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How To Restart SSH Service in Linux
The Secure Socket Shell, or SSH, is a widely used utility for controlling servers remotely. It can also be used to operate, monitor, and manage remote machines. SSH uses the cryptographic protocol to establish connections, ensuring safety and privacy.
Although the SSH service becomes active right after installation, you may need to restart it for reasons like configuration changes, system troubleshooting, software updates, etc. This quick tutorial will explain how to easily restart the SSH... -
Monthly News – April 2024
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Monthly News – April 2024
Hello everybody, First things first, a big thank you to all our sponsors and donors. Many thanks to you and to all the people who support our project. I know we say it every month, but it’s important. Fastly powered repositories Earlier this month we announced a BETA test for our new Fastly repositories. This […]
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How To Enable SSH on Ubuntu 24.04
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How To Enable SSH on Ubuntu 24.04
If you have two PCs at two locations and want to access another to get some files, You can use Secure Shell, also known as SSH. SSH is a cryptographic network protocol that lets you connect to a remote device over an unsecured internet connection. It initiates an encrypted connection between the two devices so that data transmission stays protected from third parties.
Furthermore, SSH prominently aids in remote administration, effortless file transfers, remote command execution, and many more.... -
Bash Script Include Another Bash Script
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Bash Script Include Another Bash Script
If you are a Linux enthusiast, then you have probably heard of the bash scripting concept. In bash scripting, you can automate the code block of the command sequence. However, sometimes, the code block in bash scripting becomes complex, and it can be tough for a user to execute it further.
That’s why bash offers a feature that includes a script in another. It lets you run the commands efficiently and achieve an enhanced level of automation. In this blog, we will explain the concept and provide... -
How to Passthrough Physical Disks to Proxmox VE 8 Virtual Machines
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How to Passthrough Physical Disks to Proxmox VE 8 Virtual Machines
Usually, virtual disks are used on Proxmox VE virtual machines. The virtual disks are partitioned and operating systems are installed. If you have a lot of virtual machines on your Proxmox VE server, you will be storing the virtual disks of multiple virtual machines on the same storage device, which will limit the storage bandwidth for the virtual machines. Usually, that’s how virtual machines are supposed to run and you will not have any problems with it.
For many reasons, you will... -
What is Proper File Extension for a Bash Script
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What is Proper File Extension for a Bash Script
Bash or Bourne Again Shell is one of Linux’s most essential features. It is an interpreter of shell commands that you can use to automate tasks and perform various actions. In other words, you can add any Linux command in the script and create a combination of multiple commands to automate the tasks from the terminal.
Although bash scripts don’t need any particular extension to function, they usually have the .sh extension. Many Linux users need clarification about the proper file extension... -
How to Make Bash Script Executable
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How to Make Bash Script Executable
Bash scripts are an essential part of the Linux system, but they are not like other files because scripts need executable permissions. These permissions help a script execute commands and make changes accordingly.
Hence, you must provide the executable permissions to run them from the command line. However, as a beginner, many users don’t know the commands to make the bash file executable. So, this blog has every possible method to make the bash script executable.
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