ls -al ~/.ssh
If you receive an error indicating that ~/.ssh
does not exist, you do not have an SSH key pair at the default location.
This document provides the necessary steps to mount a network drive on Ubuntu, both manually using the mount
command and automatically using fstab
. Additionally, the possibility of using secure credentials with fstab
is included.
Before proceeding with manual or automatic mounting, you need to update the system and install the necessary utilities:
sudo apt update
param( | |
[string]$Source, | |
[string]$Destination, | |
[string]$Log, | |
[string]$Username, | |
[string]$Password | |
) | |
# Establish network connection | |
net use $Destination /user:$Username $Password |
#!/bin/bash | |
# | |
# Steps to configure a new empty virtual machine | |
# | |
# Updates | |
sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade -y | |
# Host |