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- linux_basics
- === * a //file// is a collection of data with a name (a //filename// to be precise). Although it may be stored in separate chunks in different location on ... olute// and are often used as the prefix to a filename. For example, if I want to list the contents of a... dicates the home directory of bob. * **//rm filename//** : removes the file filename where filesname m
- jump
- to "jump" through the remote bastion server, hostname=mote. Logically, what you are trying to achieve i... ly SSH 2x. (your device)$ ssh -p 443 username@mote.cs.vassar.edu (mote)$ ssh workstatio... config with the following information where "username" is the name you enter to login to your Computer Science Department computer account, which is typicall
- sshkeysmswindows
- o be moved, shared or given to anyone, whence its name "private". After you click [Generate] you will b... folder called “PuttyKeys” or whatever you want to name it or simply save it to a location you will not f... ount as ~/.ssh/authorized_keys or /home/your_username/.ssh/authorized_keys where the symbol “~” represents a shortcut for “/home/your_username”. If the hidden .ssh sub-directory does not exist
- filecopy
- llowing to connect, replacing USER with your user name. Your user name is likely the first two letters of your first name and your whole last name, all in lower case:\\ ''ssh USER@mote.cs.vassar.edu -p 443''\\ It may take a
- mitm
- rtain you are going to the fully qualified domain name, where "my_server" is the short hostname and, for the Computer Science Department here at Vassar College, the fully qualified domain name is "my_server.cs.vassar.edu". If you are in doubt... rther and perform an "nslookup" on both the short name and the fully qualified domain name and see that
- sshkeys
- ter Science machines using the command "ssh myUsername@mote.cs.vassar.edu". You're using your own compu... er to mote. Enter the command "ssh-copy-id myUsername@mote.cs.vassar.edu", where "myUsername" has been replaced with the username associated with your CS account. Hit enter. {{ help:general_linux
- windows
- SSH ===== - Open up PuTTY - Type in the host name as "mote.cs.vassar.edu". Make sure you are connec... port to 443 - Select 'Open' - Enter your user name. Your user name is likely the first two letters of your first name and your whole last name, all in lower case. - If
- backups
- // option to tar, this allows you to give tar the name of a file which contains file names to ignore whe... y editor you like, just put one file or directory name on each line of the file and save it. For this ex... pe/cache .dt/Trash As you can see it lists the name of the backup archive file and also will exclude ... g like this (remember in our example your account name is "tegorman" and the tar file is called "my.CS.a
- printing
- from the command line, enter this (replacing "filename.ext" with your actual file): * lpr //filename.ext// For more info, check the manual page for lpr: ... nt command. For example: * lpr -P vprint //filename.ext// Alternatively, you can open any browser an
- account.size
- ount Use? ===== du -s -h /home/YOUR_ACCOUNT_NAME This command will give you your total account si... tories Take Up? ===== du /home/YOUR_ACCOUNT_NAME | sort -n This will give you a list of all your
- command_please_not_found
- .1-4ubuntu0.22.04.1) Try: apt install <deb name> and each time you enter a command, this error ... en this when logging into the gateway server, hostname=mote. Users should not be logging into that host
- x2go
- .png?500 }} * Step 2: Enter "Mote" for session name. For "Host:" enter "mote.cs.vassar.edu". For login, enter your computer science account name. Change "SSH port:" to 443. At the bottom, chang
- forwarding_x11
- "-X" option as in ssh -X hostname There is a caveat to this
- priority
- , and COMMAND fields. The COMMAND field lists the name of the command that started your process. So, if
- ssh
- inal on a Mac or Linux machine and type ''ssh username@mote.cs.vassar.edu'', or use PuTTY on Windows. Th