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Debian SSH cant sudo
i have a Debian Server which only can be accessed remotely via SSH.
And i have a Couplet of Problems.
When i try to login as root it does not accept my password.
When i am logged in as normal user i ...
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I accidentally ran sudo mv /* ../ - can I reverse the damage?
I'm a complete idiot when it comes to servers...
I was trying to move a directory up a level, because I had
/var/www/website.com/website.com and I only needed to have /var/www/website.com
Well I ...
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Add user to SSH group safe?
I want to control who can log in via SSH on my server. Is it safe to add the group 'ssh' to the users who are allowed to login in?
I see some distros use system groups in the user's ID and others ...
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Disabling su access for all new users on Debian
I'm new to Debian, but learning things very fast.
Working on Debian Wheezy, and I realize that if I create a new user with useradd, the user gets sudo rights! To test this, I log in with the new user ...
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Getting molly-guard to work with sudo
The program molly-guard is a brilliant little tool which will prompt you for a piece of information before you reboot or shut down a system. Usually it asks for the hostname. So when you work a lot ...
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hardening a server: disallow password-login for sudoers and log unusual ips
Two question regarding sudo-login into an ubuntu-system (debian tips welcome as well):
Is it possible to require sudoers on my box to only login with publickey-authentication?
Is it possible to log ...
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