Tag Archives: ssh
Copying files from remote server via scp
I have done copying files and even directories from remote servers before. However, this time it is more secure and password is not visible on the command line. Moreover, the file transfer goes through secure medium SSH. Nothing fancy, this … Continue reading
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Tagged copy file, copy from remote server, download file, download file from server, remote server, scp, ssh, ssh copy
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Using screen – Linux
This screen command in linux is best explained here. However, what I really wanted to do is to have a command running even after disconnecting from a remote server via SSH. In its simplest sense, it allows you to create … Continue reading
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Tagged linux screen, screen, screen linux, ssh, terminal, using screen
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FTP with Recursive Download (Directory Download)
My office mate was copying files from server A to server B. To do that, he needs to download the files which is approximately 500MB to his dev machine and upload to server B. To help him, I suggest downloading … Continue reading
Setting PostgreSQL Authentication Method to MD5
Once again, we acquired another rental server with pre-installed postgreSQL. I have created a superuser immediately by invoking these commands: However, our supervisor has created a password for some reason to postgres username. After several tries, I can’t login to … Continue reading
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Tagged authentication, ident, md5, phpPgAdmin, postgres, potsgreSQL, ssh
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Installing Postgres on CentOS via SSH
We got stuck here when we are trying to run a Postgres server in our rental server. After getting the login information of the SSH connection and the root password, I immediately downloads the Postgres 8.3.5 for linux (the source) … Continue reading
