When mounting a volume with the Finder, it’ll be no permanent mount. Upon restart or even after logout the mount points are lost. We’ll use automount to get it done in seconds. I’ll assume your server is named myserver, and has two shares MyShare1 and MyShare2, which are located under Read more…
Ever wondered how to increase max open files limit in Debian? Edit limits.conf: # vi /etc/security/limits.conf Format of limits.conf file: domain type item value Insert or adjust the following entries to fit your requirements for system wide soft/hard open files limit (nofile). Soft is like a warning, hard is a real Read more…
Warning: Remember the ssh port you’ve chosen, otherwise you’ll no longer be able to connect! If using a firewall be sure to open/forward the newly set ssh port! Otherwise you’ll also be locked out! Change the ssh listen port from default (22/TCP) to something random Open /etc/ssh/sshd_config and change: #Port Read more…
Be sure to already have a working public/private key ssh login setup. Otherwise you’ll be locked out after activating this changes! Change the following config parameters in /etc/ssh/sshd_config to read as: ChallengeResponseAuthentication no PasswordAuthentication no UsePAM no Restart sshd. Have fun. Stay more secure. Is your SSHd listening on the default port Read more…
Bored of the throughput of your actual router? Need gigabit routing on LAN and on WAN side? Looking for a new N-draft wifi router? Want to turn your $35 TP-Link TL-WR1043ND router into a full-featured business routing device theoretically worth $400? The solution to all your (router) problems is here: TP-Link Read more…