Tag: sudo
Selecting Your Default Linux Shell
When I got my server up and running, it was dumping me into a default C-Shell. I am familiar with the Bourne Again SHell, or BASH. I kept having to...
sudo su vs. sudo su –
I’ve always wondered this but finally got the answer as to why you should use: $ sudo su – instead of using: $ sudo su When adding the ‘-‘ character...
Create Random Passwords with makepasswd
We all know the best way to have a secure password is for it to be random. There are a ton of sites out there that will give you a...
Patching 32-bit .deb for 64-bit
I’ve been finding lots of .deb packages that are compiled for 32-bit OS’s that don’t have 64-bit versions available. While this may not be the most elegant solution, it’s been...