I have been working with SSH for a long time, but recently I have needed to add another user to my set up. I followed some instructions I found on the web and did the folllowing.
adduser sam
sudo nano /etc/ssh/sshd_config
AllowUsers michael, sam
sudo reboot
I set up the user sam completely, added the allow users to the sshd configuration and rebooted. Now michael is sudoer, but the funny thing is, I can login via ssh with Sams credentials but not michaels anymore.
Any ideas?
I am wanting to install some security and surveillence in the room my ubuntu server occupies. I have already sorted out the security but was thinking about installing a camera of some sort. I don't really want to fork out the money to buy an IP camera, but I have a USB camera lying around that I have no other use for.
Is it possible, if I have a web address pointed to my server (example.com) for me to access a live stream of my USB camera, connected to my UBUNTU Server (11.04), straight through a port or on a webpage hosted in APACHE?
Cheers Mike
EDIT: The USB Camera is a Logitech Quickcam Go (v-uap41)
I have a server running Ubuntu 11.04 Server and I have installed vsftpd (FTP). I am trying to get vsftpd to run on startup, but can't seem to configure it right.
There is already an upstart vsftpd file in /etc/init.d
I have set up VirtualHost files from scratch before and only recently come over the a2ensite command. I think this is a great command and very useful, but most of my sites configured have the same settings (such as ssl certs, basic auth etc).
Is there a way I can change what a2ensite writes to in my sites-enabled directory when I use it? For example, automatically putting my ssl certs in, etc.
Cheers
P.S. On 11.04 Ubuntu Server with Apache2 installed. Permissions to install further software.