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How to Mount a Remote Folder Using SSH & SFTP Without NFS or Samba

How to Mount a Remote Folder Using SSH & SFTP Without NFS or Samba

Looking for a way to seamlessly connect your local and remote systems? Today, I'll guide you through a simple, yet effective, method that harnesses the power of SSH and SFTP. You won't even need tools like NFS or Samba.

Benefits of Using SSH and SFTP for Remote Folder Mounting

  • Security: With SSH, you get encrypted communication.
  • Simplicity: Avoid complex configurations of tools like Samba or NFS.
  • Flexibility: Great for various use-cases where you need to access remote data as if it's local.
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How to Watch Videos Directly in the SSH Console Using Mplayer

Discover a step-by-step guide to using mplayer in Ubuntu for streaming videos directly within your SSH console. An intriguing workaround for tech enthusiasts!

Ever thought about watching videos directly through your SSH console? While it may sound unconventional, it's a fascinating trick every tech-savvy individual might find interesting. In this guide, we'll delve into how you can achieve this with the help of mplayer on Ubuntu.

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Efficient Backup Scripting: A Guide to Automated Backup Rotation and Management with FTP in Bash

Efficient Backup Scripting: A Guide to Automated Backup Rotation and Management with FTP in Bash

Welcome to our detailed guide on efficient automated backup scripting, aimed to help you manage and safeguard your valuable data. In today’s era, where data is a pivotal asset, having a reliable backup strategy is paramount. By leveraging FTP in Bash scripting, this guide provides a seamless approach to data management and backup rotation.

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Solving the 'failed to open statefile /var/run/network/ifstate: No such file or directory' Error on a Debian Server

Solving the 'failed to open statefile /var/run/network/ifstate: No such file or directory' Error on a Debian Server

When your Debian server throws network issues, especially after a restart, it can bring operations to a halt. A common error that many administrators face, after commands ifup eth0 or /etc/init.d/networking restart  is:

failed to open statefile /var/run/ network/ifstate: No such file or directory

This issue, while common, can be quite vexing as it directly affects the server's connectivity. But there's hope! I've grappled with this error and have found the way out. Here's a detailed guide to restoring your network and putting this problem behind you.

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How to Restore Linux Grub Bootloader

How to Restore Linux Grub Bootloader

Ever faced the dilemma of losing your Linux bootloader? I've been there too. On a few occasions, my Linux bootloader was wiped, often due to Windows updates that overrode Grub. Additionally, many face this challenge when installing Windows alongside Linux. If you're grappling with a similar issue, this guide will walk you through a straightforward method to restore the Linux grub bootloader.

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Configuring a bridge in Ubuntu for KVM

In order for the network to work correctly on KVM virtual machines created on the Ubuntu host, you need to configure the bridge. If you do not configure it, the machine will have access to the Internet, but there will be no access to the other hosts on that network. The configuration is similar to setting up a network in Ubuntu with minor changes to the config.

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