sysadminery:linux_boilerplate
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| sysadminery:linux_boilerplate [2024/06/03 15:27] – adam | sysadminery:linux_boilerplate [2024/12/04 03:23] (current) – adam |
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| - <code>sudo apt-get install vim</code> | - <code>sudo apt-get install vim</code> |
| - dotnet consideration: on debian12 there's ''/etc/profile''. On some systems there may only be ''~/.bash_profile''. debian 12 for example says that if it finds that it'll override ''/etc/profile'' and ''~/.profile'' If you're using dotnet, you want to turn off MS spyware (as best you're able). Add this line: ''export DOTNET_CLI_TELEMETRY_OPTOUT=1'' | - dotnet consideration: on debian12 there's ''/etc/profile''. On some systems there may only be ''~/.bash_profile''. debian 12 for example says that if it finds that it'll override ''/etc/profile'' and ''~/.profile'' If you're using dotnet, you want to turn off MS spyware (as best you're able). Add this line: ''export DOTNET_CLI_TELEMETRY_OPTOUT=1'' |
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| | ====== create a user ====== |
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| | ''sudo useradd -m -s /bin/bash [username]; passwd [username]'' |
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| | * -m is for "**M**ake a home directory, obviously, dafuq is wrong with you" |
| | * -s is for "**S**hell should be the following", there's a default you can set in some file somewhere |
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| | if you fucked up and missed the -s: ''chsh -s /bin/bash''. fuck knows what ''chsh'' without ''-s'' is for. |
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| ====== cooperate with nas ====== | ====== cooperate with nas ====== |
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