31 lines
1.4 KiB
Bash
31 lines
1.4 KiB
Bash
#!/bin/sh
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# Some personally preferred alias
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# 1. pwdssh
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# pwdssh is a quick way to use ssh with no public key authentications would be
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# tried. I use this alias to connect to machines I didn't configure the public
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# key login. Due to the sshd only allows 5 tries of login, my 1Password vault
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# just can't try them all until the exact one was chosen ( I haven't configure
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# the SSH Bookmarks, which would resolve this problem). So I choose this alias
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# as my prefixed ssh to login with only password.
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alias pwdssh='ssh -o PreferredAuthentications=password -o PubkeyAuthentication=no '
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# 2. dolphon
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# I use archlinux on my computer. And just as the tutorial did, I use KDE Pla-
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# sma as my desktop environment. But use dophin(GUI file explorer) as root is
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# kinda difficult. Only use "sudo dolphin" will prompt you that you should use
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# "dolphin --sudo" directly, but when you run the last one you need to install
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# kio-admin. So after seeking some of websites, I found this way to run dol-
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# phin with root permission(and without install kio-admin).
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alias dolphon='pkexec env DISPLAY=$DISPLAY XAUTHORITY=$XAUTHORITY KDE_SESSION_VERSION=5 KDE_FULL_SESSION=true dolphin'
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# 3. FIDO2-HID-Bridge
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# I use old-school smartcard as my fido2 device (its more easy to bring).
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# So I need this to use PC/SC device on my laptop browser to use fido things.
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# Reminder: yay -S fido2-hid-bridge
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alias hidfido='sudo -E fido2-hid-bridge'
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