SSH and FTP on Ubuntu

My home pc is finally free from windows. I have formatted my pc for linux, more specifically Ubuntu, from the debian family. Unfortunately, after the installation, I have failed to SSH and FTP to my newly installed machine.

What should I do? After getting suggetion from Steven to install the service because most probably it is not in by default, it works! Thanks sifu~~

There are 2 websites that I refer to, NBLUG and Cyberciti, and thanks to them, I manage to run both services.

To make it simple, to install SSH and FTP, just type "sudo apt-get install ssh" and "sudo apt-get install vsftpd" respectively for each services. To change the setting of SSH, you may go to "/etc/ssh/" directory to find out more. If you are wanting to modify FTP setting, you may want to modify "/etc/vsftpd.conf".

Dev : Oracle Export and Import

Basic backup and restoring user in oracle using console is rather easy. First of all, what is a user? User in Oracle should be something we call a "database" in most relational database, such as MySQL and MSSQL.



So now, how do we backup a user? Some simple step will do.

Lets say we are tring to backup the user "newDB" and the password is "12345".

1. Go to console.
2. type "exp newDB/12345" and enter.
3. follow the steps. Normally by clicking "enter" will do. If you wish to change the name of the backup file, you may change it in one of the option.

Ok. Once your backup is done, you may want to store it to another location. So, in case of natural disaster, choi... We can get the dump file and recreate our database. But how?

1. Go to console.
2. Create new user, grant DBA permission.
3. type "imp newDB/12345 FILE=/get/dump/file/directory/dbdump.dmp FULL=y LOG=newlog.log" and enter.

See? Really as easy as 1-2-and-3! :)