How to use ProtonVPN on Arch Linux
Install the necessary packages# Install openvpn if needed: # pacman -S openvpn --needed To prevent DNS leakage you'll need an additional package, for more info see Arch Linux Wiki. Using systemd <
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Install BlackArch Linux on top of ArchLinux without gnupg / behind a proxy
I assume your curl, git, environment variables are already configured to use a proxy. But often gnupg keyservers don't work behind a proxy even if gnupg is configured to use it. The solution is to avo
ArchLinux - Pacman error: $filename exists in filesystem
Before each update, check Archlinux news, there may be special instructions. When updating you system with # pacman -Syu you may sometimes encounter this error: error: could not prepare transaction er
ArchLinux - Monitor copy progression with Advanced Copy patch
Advanced Copy is a mod for the GNU cp and GNU mv tools which adds a progress bar and provides some info on what's going on. It was written by Florian Zwicke and released under the GPL. Original web
ArchLinux - Temporarily resize /tmp partition
Context# tmpfs is a temporary file system that resides in memory and/or swap partition(s). tmpfs is commonly used for /tmp. By default, a tmpfs has its maximum size set to half the total of RAM. Note
ArchLinux - Setup an SFTP user for Deluge
Requirement# Deluge is already installed, configured and working. The deluge user looks like: deluge:x:125:125:Deluge user:/srv/deluge:/bin/false. A SSH server is already installed, configured and wor
ArchLinux - Setup Deluge to use HTTPS
Stop deluged torrent process: systemctl stop deluged.service Go into deluge ssl folder: cd /srv/deluge/.config/deluge/ssl Backup or remove the old certificate and key: mv daemon.cert daemon.cert
ArchLinux - Install rTorrent and ruTorrent
Install rTorrent# As rTorrent package is always up-to-date on Arch repository, it's not needed to compile it. Install rtorrent: # pacman -S rtorrent Install ruTorrent# Create the web server root di
ArchLinux - Install Zsh shell and oh-my-zsh
Install Zsh# Before installing zsh, see what shell is currently being used: $ echo $SHELL Install zsh: # pacman -S zsh For additional completion definitions, install the zsh-completions package: