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Submitted by Alan Mels on Sun, 08/01/2021 - 16:39

If you are switching to Drupal 9 and drush 10, then convert old style alias files with:

  1. drush site:alias-convert --sources=~/.drush

It will create something like:

  1.     alan@herc-web:/var/www/html/drush/sites$ l
  2.     dev.site.yml  prod.site.yml
  3.     alan@herc-web:/var/www/html/drush/sites$

0) Script to force enable color prompt on Ubuntu and other Linux distros.

#!/bin/bash
 
# Get the path for the .bashrc file from the prompt or set it as being in the users home dir.
BASHRC="${1:=~/.bashrc}"
 
# Use sed to remove the comment from the force color line in the .bashrc file.
sed -i 's/#force_color_prompt=yes/force_color_prompt=yes/g' $BASHRC
 
# BONUS: Uncomment to change the default color of the prompt.
#sed -i 's/1;32m/1;31m/g'
 
# Reload the .bashrc file
source BASHRC

1) If not create them manually:

mkdir /var/www/html/drush
mkdir /var/www/html/drush/sites
cd /var/www/html/drush/sites

2) nano /var/www/html/drush/sites/dev.site.yml

dev:
  paths:
    modules: modules
    theme: themes/herc
  root: /var/www/html/web
  uri: herc.ddev.site

3) nano /var/www/html/drush/sites/prod.site.yml

prod:
  host: 216.218.184.100
  options:
    command-specific:
      sql-sync:
        sanitize: true
        no-ordered-dump: true
        structure-tables:
          common:
            - cache
            - cache_filter
            - cache_menu
            - cache_page
            - history
            - sessions
            - watchdog
    source-command-specific:
      sql-sync:
        no-cache: true
        structure-tables-key: common
  paths:
    modules: modules
    theme: themes/herc
  root: /home/herc/public_html/web
  uri: herc.altagrade.net
  user: herc
  ssh:
    options: '-p 19753'

4) nano ~/.bash_aliases

function pull-db() {
  cd /var/www/docroot
  drush -y sql-sync @prod @dev
  drush uli 1
}
 
alias pull-theme='drush -y rsync @prod:%theme @dev:%theme'
alias pull-cmodules='drush -y rsync @prod:%modules @dev:%modules'
alias pull-files='drush -y rsync @prod:%files @dev:%files'
alias pull-all='drush -y rsync --exclude-conf @prod @dev'
alias push-theme='drush -y rsync @dev:%theme @prod:%theme'
alias push-modules='drush -y rsync @dev:%custom @prod:%modules'
 
alias eba='nano ~/.bash_aliases'
alias lba='source ~/.bash_aliases'
alias ?='history'  # DISPLAYS HISTORY
alias x='exit'
alias yum='yum -y'
alias recall="history |grep $1"
 
tardir () {
tar cvzf ${1}.tgz ${1}
}
 
# Extract compressed file
extract () {
  if [ -f $1 ] && [ -r $1 ] ; then
    case $1 in
      (*.tar.bz|*.tbz)  tar -xjf $1;;
      (*.tar.bz2|*.tbz2)  tar xjf $1;;
      (*.tar.gz|*.tgz)    tar xzf $1;;
      (*.bz2)             bunzip2 $1;;
      (*.rar)             rar x $1;;
      (*.gz)              gunzip $1;;
      (*.tar)             tar xf $1;;
      (*.zip)             unzip $1;;
      (*.Z)               uncompress $1;;
      (*.7z)              7z x $1;;
      (*.deb)             sudo dpkg -i $1;;
      (*.rpm)             sudo alien -dik $1;;
      (*)                 echo "extract: unsupported format $1" ;;
  esac
    rm -rf $1
    ls -l
  else
    echo "extract: file not found or unreadable: $1"
  fi
}
 
# Find a file with a pattern in file name
function fn() { find . -type f -iname '*'$1'*' -ls ; }
# Find a file with a pattern in the content of the file
function fs() { grep -Ril "$1" .; }

5) Generate public key and copy it to remote server.

ssh-keygen
cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub