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Install dislocker Create folders for mounting Decrypt drive Mount partition Mount NTFS if above command is not working Mount automatically using /etc/fstab Instead of using your user-password you can also use the recovery-password by using the parameter recovery-password instead.
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If you create an new user with useradd without using the option -m there will be created no home directory Create user without -m Create home directory manually by copying the template of /etc/skel Set owner of /home/testuser Set GECOS-field / comment after user was created When creating a user
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To set the hostname of a linux system run the following command in a terminal session Reboot system
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With the following configuration you can automatically let rsyslog create new files every day depending on $msg Create a new file under /etc/rsyslog.d/ by using nano or vi.For example: if then conventional configuration Restart service
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