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Posted by jpluimers on 2020/06/08
Cool:
use command:
fsutil hardlink list MyFileName.txtIt lists all hardlinks to file with name MyFileName.txt.
Source: [WayBack] hardlink – How can I find hard links on Windows? – Super User
More information at [WayBack] Fsutil hardlink | Microsoft Docs on
fsutil hardlink create <NewFileName> <ExistingFileName>
fsutil hardlink list <Filename>
–jeroen
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Posted by jpluimers on 2020/06/08
On my list of things to try some dotfiles including [WayBack] GitHub – gpakosz/.tmux: Oh My Tmux! My pretty + versatile tmux configuration that just works (imho the best tmux configuration).
–jeroen
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Posted by jpluimers on 2020/06/08
For a really nice overview of most basic and intermediate usage of ssh, read [WayBack] SSH Essentials: Working with SSH Servers, Clients, and Keys | DigitalOcean.
It is large (printed to PDF it is 30+ pages in either A4 or Letter format) but well worth reading as it covers a lot in manageable bits.
Does it mean I won’t write about ssh again?
I will continue, as most of my blog posts are relatively short highlighting a small thing at a time (that is how I learn best, hopefully some of you do as well).
It does not explain really advanced stuff (like ProxyCommand), so here is a start of things I want to learn more about:
~/.ssh/config file with Host entries.
Too many authentication failures:
nc is not needed, so disregard the examples promoting it–jeroen
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