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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'm using a virtual machine from a Provider. As soon as i log in to that machine they display their policy as a banner. How could I remove that?
Edit the file /etc/motd using any text editor.
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I wanted to map a NTFS and MVFS network drive in Linux. Is it possible to do so and if it is how could I do it?
You can use Samba to map network drives shared from a Windows server: http://www.samba.org/.
http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/how-to-mount-remote-windows-partition-windows-share-under-linux.html
I'm not sure if it will work for MVFS.
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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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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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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.