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Abstract: This article explains how to connect an Android device to a computer using scrcpy. It discusses system requirements, installation, and configuration. The article also provides instructions on using scrcpy for remote control via an SSH tunne
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Introduction to ansible's ansible.cfg configuration
After Ansible is installed by default, there is a configuration file /etc/ansible/ansible.cfg. This configuration file defines the default configuration part of the ansible host, such as whether a password is required by default, whether sudo authentication is enabled, the location of the action_plugins plug-in, and hosts The location of the host group, whether to enable the log function, the default port, the location of the key file, etc. The details are as follows: [defaults]#somebasicdefaultvalues...hostfile=/etc/ansible/hosts\\Specify the location of the default hosts configuration#library_path=
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Ansible usage: simple use of ansible-playbook
ansbile-playbook is a collection of system ansible commands, which are written in the yaml language and run during the process. The ansbile-playbook commands are executed in a top-down order. At the same time, playbook has created many features. It allows you to transfer the status of a certain command to a subsequent command. For example, you can grab content from a file on one machine and attach it as a variable, and then use it on another machine. This allows you to implement some complex deployment mechanisms that are not possible with ansible commands. playbook is used through the ansible-playbook command. Its parameters are similar to the ansible command, such as the parameter -k(–as
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Introducing ansible's Ad-hoc and commands modules
Ad-Hoc refers to a command that is temporarily executed under ansible and does not need to be saved. For complex commands, playbook will be mentioned later. When talking about Ad-hoc, we must mention modules. All command execution depends on pre-written modules. Ansible installed by default already comes with many modules, such as: command, raw, shell, file, cron, etc. , which can be viewed through ansible-doc-l. 1. Ad-hoc1. Direct execution. Let’s start with an example often used in the previous chapters: [root@361way~]#ansible10.212.52.252-a'upti
Sep 02, 2024 pm 02:16 PM
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Sep 02, 2024 pm 01:36 PM
How to export session in Xshell Xshell export session method
XShell is a very easy-to-use ssh tool that can be used as a powerful secure terminal simulation software and supports protocols of various platforms. Recently, a friend asked how to export a session in Xshell? In order to solve this doubt, the editor below will give you a detailed introduction to the method of exporting a session in Xshell. If you are interested, let's take a look. Operation method 1. Double-click to open the software and click the file in the upper left corner. 2. Then click Export in the option list below. 3. In the window interface that opens, select an appropriate path location for the target file. 4. Then click Next. 5. Finally, click the Done button below.
Sep 02, 2024 pm 12:05 PM
How to Deploy Django on a Budget with Hetzner and Dokku
Deploying a Django application can be challenging, especially when choosing the right infrastructure. Hetzner, combined with Dokku, provides a strong and flexible solution that makes the deployment process easier. Dokku, a platform-as-a-service (
Aug 29, 2024 pm 06:33 PM
Setting Up PMor Multi-User Access on Ubuntu Instance
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Aug 28, 2024 am 06:06 AM
Streams in PHP
Whether you've ever had to deal with local files, HTTP requests or compressed files, you dealt with streams but... did you really get to know them? I think that this is one of the most misunderstood concepts in PHP, and, as a consequence I've seen
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7 ways to help you check the registration date of Linux users
Did you know, how to check the creation date of an account on a Linux system? If you know, what can you do? Did you succeed? If yes, how to do it? Basically Linux systems don't track this information, so what are the alternative ways to get this information? You may ask why am I checking this? Yes, there are situations where you may need to review this information and it will be helpful to you at that time. You can use the following 7 methods to verify. Use /var/log/secure Use aureport tool Use .bash_logout Use chage command Use useradd command Use passwd command Use last command Method 1: Use /var/l
Aug 24, 2024 am 07:31 AM
Summary of ansible usage: ansible installation
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Aug 24, 2024 am 07:31 AM
Stop Using dotenv file
Whenever it comes to securing the API keys or something that we don't want to be exposed to the public for our Open Source Project, we always tend towards the .env file, and every week, 29k+ developers download a trendy package, dotenv. W
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