How do I copy files from my local to some remote server which hosts ssh on port other than default (22).
I usually connect to the server using
ssh username@remotehost.com -p 2000
Now I need to copy files with scp
user@localbox:~$ scp ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub user@remotebox.remotedomain.tld:~/.ssh/id_rsa_localbox.pub -p 2000
But this does not work.
I was getting No space left on device, so I removed some of the files. But again when I try to update my folder with svn update I am getting the same error. Is this the problem with space left?
When I run df -k I get
and when I run df -i , I get
It seems like the system has ran out of inode space as you suggested even though I have the space left in my disk. How do I fix this?
I think once we get the packages with apt-get it stores in /var/cache/apt/archives . Is it safe to remove the archives files to save space? Can we remove other files as well to save some space?
My internal speaker was working before I updated(including new kernel) a few days ago. Now it seems that my internal speaker is muted and only external speakers are working . I am using ubuntu 10.10 with my dv6000 laptop. I tried to fix the problem with alsamixer and it looks like I don't have my speaker muted. When I check from problems in Preferences -> Sound I am getting :
