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With the very limited ChromeOS crosh shell, how do I add a host key to my known_hosts file in ChromeOS.
I don't believe it is possible to add your key to the Chrome OS shell. If you are in developer mode you can add your key. You can also install the Secure Shell app from the Chrome Web Store and add your key within that app. The app is the best way to go if you don't want to use developer mode, although it still has some bugs to work out.
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I have mc server and when I closing the console my server has stopping, What can I do to keep it active 24/7
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You can try using docker containers for the server.
You can do this on all platforms with docker desktop for windows
You can use the screen command on Linux.
It's also recommended to seek a Minecraft host.
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I used to be able to access the filesystem of WSL in Windows (such as via File Explorer) via a local file path.
I recently upgraded to WSL 2, and from what I've heard, the file system is on the network. Does anyone know how I could access files from within WSL2 from the Windows side?
Just type in the explorer: \\wsl$\
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My sshd is refusing to restart because of the following error:
# WARNING: UNPROTECTED PRIVATE KEY FILE! #
However, i cant figure out how to delete the unsafe ssh keys without having the ssh access. What to do?
You need to chmod 600 ~/.ssh/rsa_key.
This protects the keyfile from other users on the same system beeing able to read/steal it.
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I appended AllowUsers with the wrong user to my /etc/ssh/sshd_config then restarted the service. So I can't connect anymore.
Is there a way to recover without physical access ?
You would need to log in locally at the machine in order to fix it, quite simply.
If you have no local access to it, then you're in more dire straights, and need to deliberate with whomever it is that hosts the machine. If it's a server hosting firm, they often offer the possibility to reboot machines into some kind of rescue system, but you'd need to check with the hosting firm itself, since there's no universal formula for such things.
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I am trying to connect to a remote server through ssh.
$ssh "username"#host "command"
which prompts for password which can be done in interactive systems.But I want to automate this by passing the password as argument instead of typing interactively.
I am using ksh shell and I can't use expect is there any ksh specific solution to connect to remote server.
Just set up authentication keys so that you don't need passwords. See man ssh-keygen for full details.