Rclone mount - Mounting SFTP, WebDAV, S3 network storages as a local directory in Linux
In this article, we will look at the process of mounting remote network storage SFTP, WebDAV, and S3 as a regular directory in the Linux file system.
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SSH Pilot - Modern SSH session manager for Linux
In this note, I will tell you about SSH Pilot - a modern SSH connection manager for Linux, written in Python and GTK.
Forced Command in SSH: Running Only One Command Without Shell Access
In this note, we will look at the "Forced command" mechanism in SSH, which allows SSH keys to be limited to executing a single command.
SSH - Port Forwarding: Local and Reverse Tunnels
Today we will look at port forwarding through SSH🔐: how to use local and reverse tunnels to organize access to local and remote services.
SSH – Fine-tuning the client in Linux: config file and ssh-agent
Continuing the topic of using SSH in Linux🐧. Today we'll talk about fine-tuning the client using the ~/.ssh/config📄 configuration file, as well as automatic key import into ssh-agent😎 without entering passwords.
The sshd port doesn't change after editing sshd_config in Ubuntu
A short preface: in the course of my work I most often deal with Debian and RHEL/Centos distributions. So somehow I missed the changes in recent versions of the Ubuntu distribution described below🫣
Writing an ansible playbook for initial Linux server configuration
Today about automating the initial configuration of a Linux server using Ansible🎺. From setting up locales, timezone, SSH server parameters... to creating and configuring a new user's environment👨💻: Oh-My-Zsh, Neovim, and Tmux.
A quick way to check VPN connection speed using SSH
A short note about how to check Download/Upload speed using SSH on Linux. This kind of diagnostics is useful when analyzing issues related to data transfer over secure communication channels, such as VPN.
SSH — Secure Connection to Remote Hosts: Introduction
This time we'll talk about remote connections using the secure SSH protocol, in particular its open implementation OpenSSH.
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