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becomesovran.com
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| | | | | My post on how I like to manage servers. I cover SSH, networking, log rotation, and server management basics. | |
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golb.hplar.ch
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| | | | | [AI summary] The user has followed a comprehensive guide to secure and configure their VPS server. They have successfully set up SSH with key-based authentication, disabled root login, configured a firewall, and set up a non-root user for system management. The guide also covers changing the SSH port, disabling SSH protocol 1, and setting up SSH agent for passwordless login. The user is now ready to deploy additional services and applications on their secure server. | |
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www.codeandunicorns.com
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| | | | | We all have an old computer at home, that hasn't been used in years, but because it still works, we hadn't had the heart to trow it away. Well its time of misery has come to an end, we are going to convert it to a home data server. Using a torrent client to download files from the web, and running a ftp server on the machine, we will make your personal PC's hard drive love you more, by not filling it with hundreds of gigabytes of data (read: movies, music), and making it available to any PC on your home network. But why use Ubuntu server? I hear you ask, well I assume you are going to use an old computer and the server edition doesn't use nearly as much resources as the desktop one or the Windows os, you can install Ubuntu desktop if you have a more powerful... | |
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peppe8o.com
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| | | Using Raspivid and NetCat in headless Raspberry PI (OS Lite) for remote video streaming and get video from a local network PC with VLC | ||
