1.: View version information of Ubuntu system
Cat/proc/version
Uname-a
Sb_release-a
2. Modify the IP address
cat/etc/network/interfaces# Interfaces (5) file used by Ifup (8) and Ifdown (8) Auto loiface lo inet loopbackauto enp0s8 IFA Ce enp0s8 inet staticaddress 192.168.56.80netmask 255.255.255.0
Systemctl Restart Networking #重启网络
Ifconfig enp0s8 192.168.56.80 netmask 255.255.255.0 #马上生效
3, ubuntu16 switch off the graphical interface to start
Systemctl Disable Lightdm.service #关闭图形界面
Ln-s/lib/systemd/system/lightdm.service/etc/systemd/system/display-manager.service #开启图形界面命令
Reboot
4. Install the Package
Apt-get Install Vim
Apt-get Install Openssh-server
Systemctl start sshd
5. Set host name
Hostnamectl Set-hostname server.name01
Cat/etc/hosts
Cat/etc/hostname
Hostname
6. Ubuntu forgot root password:
Start ESC
1. Press ENTER to enter the following interface, then select the option with Recovery mode
2, press E to enter the following interface, find the picture of the red box recovery Nomodeset and delete it
3. Then enter quiet Splash RW in the back of this line Init=/bin/bash
4, then press F10 after the appearance of the following interface, in the command line input passwd after the change password can be
5, this method can also be used to repair files
6, the root of Ubuntu can set the password, but cannot telnet
7, Ubuntu sudo file corruption:
Root users directly modify the corresponding sudoers file directly to the correct file, such as deleted directly from other places to copy a blank on the line
When the root user cannot be used, it can be modified in the system's repair mode; Enter the Repair mode method
Press ESC when rebooting (boot) (this will enter grub mode)
Select Repair Mode
Select Remove Root mode
Re-mount/directory, do not operate the sudoers after the permissions, re-mount Get permissions
Mount-o REMOUNT,RW/
Edit Sudoers file to correct
Reboot restart System
The right way to edit
Do not edit the sudoers file directly
The system provides the Visudo tool to edit the sudoers file, which has the ability to check for errors, effectively avoiding permissions problems and grammatical problems
9. sudo password-free
XXX all= (all:all) Nopasswd:all
%sudo all= (All:all) Nopasswd:all
10. The difference between sudo and Su
sudo: temporarily switch to Superuser mode to perform superuser privileges, prompting for a password that is the current user's password, not the password for the super account. However there is a time limit, Ubuntu defaults to 15 minutes for one time.
SU: Switch to a certain user mode, prompted to enter the password when the password is Switched account password, the use of "SU account name." If the system defaults to the root account when no account is added, the password is also the password for the super account. There is no time limit.
Sudo-i: You can use this command to frequently perform certain permissions that only the superuser can perform, without having to enter the password each time. When prompted for a password, the password is the password for the current account. There is no time limit. After executing the command, the prompt changes to "#" instead of "$". You can perform "exit" or "logout" when you want to return a regular account.
Sudo-i directly run the sudo command plus-i parameter
sudo su runs the sudo command to give the SU command a right to run the SU command.
Sudo-i Running Results pwd=/root
sudo su run result pwd=/home/user name (current user home directory)
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