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RE: How to properly setup SSH Key Authentication - If you are logging into your server with root, you are doing it wrong!
@inquiringtimes I'm not as familiar with Mint as others, but I think it's just a flavor of Debian (to which Ubuntu is as well). You can log in to your root account by typing sudo su on the command line.
RE: How to properly setup SSH Key Authentication - If you are logging into your server with root, you are doing it wrong!
sudo just gives you temporary root permissions. You can think of the sudo command as a temporary switch user command. The su command in linux allows you to switch user so sudo is like "switch user,
RE: How to properly setup SSH Key Authentication - If you are logging into your server with root, you are doing it wrong!
great tutorial @themarkymark! I love SSH Public Key Authentication. It's the first thing I do when setting up a new linux system. I did it so many times I just have a bash script that modifies all the
RE: Let's Encrypt w/ nginx auto renewal and creating new certificates no longer works, fix inside
@themarkymark, very interesting. I'm not running a full node, but I have several sites that are using Let's Encrypt Certificates with the auto-renewal turned on. In reading their post about the vulnerability
RE: Weekly Technology Curation & SDB Giveaway For The Minnow Support Project's Community Curation
@jrswab sorry for the late comment, but I wanted to thank you for the upvote and the shout out here. I've always enjoyed your work and it's nice to get a shout out from someone who produces such high-quality