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Anybody know if I can setup ssh to communicate on more than one port, or change the default port to something else.
Is there a config file I can use to do this on Linux?
You can do this by editing the sshd_config file. You can take a look at this tutorial for more info:
http://iserialized.com/changing-default-ssh-port-on-ubuntu/
A well explained tutorial.
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After some research on the internet I couldnt find an appropriate tool for my task. I am looking for a linux based networking tool like iptraf but with the ability to see which url was exactly requested (in and out).
Thank you in advance!
On linux you can use the tcpdump command to capture traffic, including all the data, to a file.
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I am trying to extract file_name.zip.001 on a Linux host which I connect to via PuTTY.
Could you please suggest me how to extract those files?
You're gonna use the unzip console command.
man unzip will show you how.
By the way - That's got nothing to do with PHP.
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can someone tell me the path of the Apache2 config file on Ubuntu. Thanks!
You should read the Ubuntu server guide. It will probably answer most of your beginner questions on getting your web server setup (including the question you asked, which the guide states is in /etc/apache2/).
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Could I access the file like this /usr/local/cpanel/img-sys/ by using FTP/sftp software?
its simply path from home in linux
sftp is protocol for file sharing
you can access it using winSCP
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I know that scp is frequently used to move files between servers, but I'm not sure how I can reference my computer as a server. If scp is the right command to do this then what am I missing?
Just scp /some/local/file youruser#yourremoteserver:/remote/path
Reverse the two arugments to copy a remote file to local.