How To see all services available, type in terminal; sudo service –status-all How To see all services running and ports, type in terminal; sudo netstat -plunt How To remove a service from startup at boot sudo update-rc.d -f [service] remove How To enable a service to run on boot sudo update-rc.d [service] defaults
On Client sudo vi /etc/ssh/ssh_config add line ServerAliveInterval 100 On Server sudo vi /etc/ssh/sshd_config add lines ClientAliveInterval 30 TCPKeepAlive yes ClientAliveCountMax 99999 From command line per session ssh -o ConnectTimeout=10 ssh -o ConnectTimeout -o BatchMode=yes -o StrictHostKeyChecking=no ServerAliveInterval operates on the ssh layer. It will actually send data through ssh, so the TCP packet has encrypted data in and a...
Wireshark on Debian Privileges and Setup for non-Root User
Command of the day :.,$s/find-this-string/replace-with-this-string/g Quitting :x Exit, saving changes :wq Exit, saving changes :q Exit as long as there have been no changes ZZ Exit and save changes if any have been made :q! Exit and ignore any changes Motion h Move left j Move down k Move up l Move right w Move to next word...
This one has caught me a couple times and I keep forgetting how simple it is to solve. When you create a new user and then login as the new user, you get this message: Could not chdir to home directory /home/user: Permission denied -bash: /home/user .bash_profile: Permission denied And you find that you are not (and not able to...
And then I lived happily ever after – Fixed – BASH scripts executed from a user as sudo, resulted in the root ownership. In other words, a backup script executed by user became the property of root
Its not enough to harden just Debain. Its necessary to harden the rest of Apache-MySQL-PHP as well. Harden MYSQL sudo mysql_secure_installation answer Yes to all questions (but no need to change password) Disabling SSH root login and settings sudo vi /etc/ssh/sshd_config change PermitRootLogin yes to PermitRootLogin no LoginGraceTime 120 to LoginGraceTime 30 add line AllowUsers username username username Consider disabling...
IN = Input interface OUT = Output interface MAC = Ethernet hardware address (aka MAC address) SRC = Source IP address DST = Destination IP address LEN = Packet length TOS = Type of Service (for packet prioritization) PREC = Precedent bits TTL = Time to Live ID = Packet identifier PROTO = Protocol (eg. TCP, UDP) SPT = Source...
When you see this error message -bash: sudo: command not found su apt-get install sudo adduser username sudo apt-get install locales locale-gen en_US.UTF-8
I wanted to remove the splash image while booting Debian 7 Wheezy and watch the code execute, while also use the full screen resolution.
Your ‘home’, ‘trash’, and ‘computer’ icons should now reappear on the desktop
Im using Debian Wheezy (7) desktop with DHCP. I had problems switching from wired to wireless and back, etc. I found that following other instructions did not work. The network will go down no problem;