If Vim is set to Chinese environment, but Ubuntu is not set to zh_TW.UTF-8 during installation, How to install this environment?
| If you can't find this zh_TW, use "Locale-Gen" to add this locale library and reset once (requires ROOT permission) |
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| $ sudo locale-gen zh_TW.UTF-8 $ dpkg-reconfigure locales |
Missing packages, please install
apt -get install -y locales
Some people may be curious about what to do with this. Let me briefly explain my situation. The super old host cannot install HAProxy or certbo without Docker, only apache and nginx. But I need to automatically apply for and update the certificate on the host, so I let the host mount the folder on another host that can run the certbot program through NFS, so that the verification file generated by him can be directly generated on the old host /home In the /nginx/acme-challenge/.well-known/acme-challenge/ directory, the web page can be successfully verified and the certificate can be obtained. When there are a bunch of vhosts, you can all eat the same folder, instead of creating a directory for each vhost website.
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After OpenSSH 7.6, you can add the ExposeAuhtInfo yes parameter in the sshd_config configuration file, restart sshd, and then log in, there will be an environment variable $SSH_USER_AUTH which can be written into a temporary file in tmp, which contains the login public key
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