Find disk model (HSS, SSD)
Prints the model and the size of the disk
Proxmox – Select which disks attached to vm to backup
I have a VM that has a physical hard disk passed through by Proxmox. This is a very large disk with unimportant content, meaning it just occupies a space on my backup drive 🙁 Head to the VM in Proxmox, select hardware, then select the disk you don’t want to be included in the snapshot … Read moreProxmox – Select which disks attached to vm to backup
Enabling SSH Root Login
As root, edit the SSH configuration on target computer: find the line: add this line bellow: Restart SSH:
How to passthrough Physical disks to VM in Proxmox
Login as root on your server (not VM) List all disk physical disks IDs: Add the disk to VM: 101 is the id of VM (usually 100 is the first VM), scsi3 is the first available hard disk ID in your VM (usually scsi0 is the first disk in VM) and ata-WDC_xxxxxxxxxxxxx is the disk … Read moreHow to passthrough Physical disks to VM in Proxmox
Change WordPress password directly in database
If you are stupid enough, as I am, you will need to do this. Yes, my WordPress couldn’t send an email to reset my password and I’ve forgot it. Long story short, I had to change it, without PhpMyAdmin since I’m using a self hosted WP. First, I had to find the name od the … Read moreChange WordPress password directly in database
mkdir (make directory)
-v verbose output -p creates entire path {} creates multiple directories in the same directory -m permissions sets permissions for the created directory
How to enable URL rewriting
Enable mod_rewrite module: then restart the Apache:
Enable remote root login
or enable Root Login via SSH: find: change to: restart the SSH server:
Bluetooth keyboard not reconnecting
I had this exact issue with my Keychron K3. It would connect just fine, but as soon as I would switch it to another Bluetooth device, it wouldn’t reconnect to my Linux computer. I found many different solutions on-line, but they all would end in fail 🙁 🙁 🙁 Then I found this on github, … Read moreBluetooth keyboard not reconnecting
Xkill
Very simple tool for killing windows Just type xkill in terminal and click on a window that needs to be terminated, nice but there’s a catch. Xkill kills only the window (X Window System) not the process it self, however many apps terminate when their window is closed.