Summary:
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Create your own ubuntu server
installation steps:
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Step1:
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Open terminal, check your root password is valid.
sudo su
check the password is correct/wrong
Step2:
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In terminal type command and get your local ip address:
ifconfig eth0 | grep inet | awk '{ print $2 }'
Step3:
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Now login using ssh from root
$ ssh root@123.122.34.32
$ Enter your root(server) password
$ It may ask public key credentials, type 'yes'
Step4:
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Create a user account for the login accout
adduser rails
Step5:
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Give all root permission for the user
$ visudo
add the following command lines after the root previllages
# User privilege specification
rails ALL=(ALL:ALL) ALL
Type 'ctrl+x'
Save the file.
Step6:
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Now you can login as rails to the created server
$ ssh rails@123.122.34.32
$ enter password: ****
You can do with your server whatever requirements
--------
Create your own ubuntu server
installation steps:
------------------
Step1:
-----
Open terminal, check your root password is valid.
sudo su
check the password is correct/wrong
Step2:
------
In terminal type command and get your local ip address:
ifconfig eth0 | grep inet | awk '{ print $2 }'
Step3:
------
Now login using ssh from root
$ ssh root@123.122.34.32
$ Enter your root(server) password
$ It may ask public key credentials, type 'yes'
Step4:
------
Create a user account for the login accout
adduser rails
Step5:
------
Give all root permission for the user
$ visudo
add the following command lines after the root previllages
# User privilege specification
rails ALL=(ALL:ALL) ALL
Type 'ctrl+x'
Save the file.
Step6:
-----
Now you can login as rails to the created server
$ ssh rails@123.122.34.32
$ enter password: ****
You can do with your server whatever requirements
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