Jason | 19th July 2013
scp I seem to rant often about changing the SSH port. Hmmm. Today, I want to secure copy (scp) a file to the remote server where SSH accepts incoming connections on a non-standard port (anything other than 22). Here’s the command: 1$ scp -P 2222 /source/files.zip jason@8.8.8.8:/destination/directory/ And that is all there is to it. […]
Jason | 6th July 2013
CentOS 6 This is not the most comprehensive guide, but rather a quick tip to tar and untar directories. Tar is a powerful file archive and compression utility that is fast to execute and creates conveniently small archives when used with compression turned on. Archive The syntax is very easy. Here’s how we create a […]
Jason | 1st July 2013
Mac OS X Snow Leopard, CentOS 6 A while back I wrote a few articles on improving security on your production server. A lot of chatter revolved around using non-standard ports for connecting via SSH. This affects other services that use SSH, such as Git, SFTP and others. Today I’m going to show you a […]
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