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====== Helpful Ubuntu/ | ====== Helpful Ubuntu/ | ||
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+ | === Disable Ubuntu Pro " | ||
+ | <color red> | ||
+ | sudo pro config set apt_news=false | ||
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=== List hard drive serial numbers === | === List hard drive serial numbers === | ||
lsblk --nodeps -o name,serial | lsblk --nodeps -o name,serial | ||
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=== List processes and the ports they are listening on === | === List processes and the ports they are listening on === | ||
netstat -tulpn | grep LISTEN | netstat -tulpn | grep LISTEN | ||
+ | or | ||
+ | ss -tulpn | grep LISTEN | ||
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=== Reload systemd manager configuration after changes made === | === Reload systemd manager configuration after changes made === | ||
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=== Solution for Linux systems not visible in the " | === Solution for Linux systems not visible in the " | ||
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=== View video resolution capabilities === | === View video resolution capabilities === | ||
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Restart apache. | Restart apache. | ||
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+ | === Create new GPT disk partition === | ||
+ | sudo into an elevated shell and then perform the following: | ||
+ | parted /dev/sdX (where X is the letter of the drive to be manipulated) | ||
+ | mklabel gpt | ||
+ | Acknowledge the warning if one is given | ||
+ | unit TB | ||
+ | mkpart primary 0.00TB 2.00TB (or 3.00TB, 4.00TB, etc. depending on the size to be created) | ||
+ | print (to view the new partition) | ||
+ | quit (to exit parted) | ||
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+ | Then proceed to format the new drive, i.e. **mkfs -t ext4 /dev/sdb1** | ||
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+ | ==== Changing the server' | ||
+ | sudo vi / | ||
+ | find the existing IP and change it to the desired IP; ' | ||
+ | sudo netplan apply | ||
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+ | ==== Changing the server' | ||
+ | hostnamectl set-hostname [new host name] | ||
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