Okay, I will start sending them. They kind of evolve slowly, so you have
to bare with them. Will probably write at most one a week. Also, some of
the audience is nieces/nephews in Jr. High and also to myself for my own
review/entertainment. Still, I think anyone can get something useful out
of
*Foreword*
Pardon me if this is super gumby and you already know all of this. I'm
trying to start from the beginning at not gloss over too much. Even at
that, I actually assume quite a bit here. For those with a lot of
experience, I'm looking for feedback as to what I'm completely lying about
*Foreword*
Pardon me if this is super gumby and you already know all of this. I'm
trying to start from the beginning at not gloss over too much. Even at
that, I actually assume quite a bit here. For those with a lot of
experience, I'm looking for feedback as to what I'm completely lying about
*Getting Help*
Let's face it: you need help. A lot of help. Your mom has known this for
quite a while now, but you are just beginning to realize it. So, let's
explore what you can do about it when she is not around.
*Let Me Google That For You / RTFM*
Before you ask your pressing questi
*Press Any Key*
You have to walk before you run. You have to crawl before you walk. And
before you crawl, you have to press a single key. And literally, these
days some children do indeed do that before they crawl.
I jumped the gun in the previous tutorials. I expected you to be able to
p
*The Command Line*
Bash is said to have a command line interface (CLI) because what you
literally do is type a command to your computer (or a remote one) on a
single line. Well, sometimes it's more than one line, but let's pretend
it's only one for now.
Commands that you type at the command
I believe I just sent the first 4 Bash tutorials. That's all I have
written so far.
On Sun, Feb 2, 2014 at 9:11 AM, Jeff Anderson wrote:
> Okay, I will start sending them. They kind of evolve slowly, so you have
> to bare with them. Will probably write at most one a week. Also, some of
> the
Has anyone here managed to completely eliminate a root password once it's
set?
I setup a server to be certificate auth for SSH. But I seem to still be
able to SSH in with a password too.
What on earth could I have done wrong here?
Thanks!
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In your sshd config just set PermitRoot to without-password.
On Feb 2, 2014 4:55 PM, "S. Dale Morrey" wrote:
> Has anyone here managed to completely eliminate a root password once it's
> set?
> I setup a server to be certificate auth for SSH. But I seem to still be
> able to SSH in with a passwo
Thus said Jeff Anderson on Sun, 02 Feb 2014 09:22:03 -0700:
> Bash is the "Bourne Again Shell". It is the successor to the "Bourne
> Shell". AFAIK, it has nothing to do with The Bourne Identity series of
> movies. Nor is it a religious movement.
I'm not sure that successor is entirely accurate.
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