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Remote - SSH: Easy, smooth, and (like) local
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In case you missed it, Visual Studio Code recently released the Remote Development extensions. The Remote extensions allow you to develop against a container, a remote machine or virtual machine (VM), or the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL), while using VS Code with its full feature set as your development environment.
Limitless: You are not bound to your local machine
More and more developers work on large and complex projects that require them to work against specialized developer VMs or servers that offer more storage or compute power than a normal laptop.
However, this kind of development comes with its fair share of challenges:
- If you're using remote access software (like VNC), you'll likely experience a lag when editing because your UI is no longer local.
- If you're using the Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP), it can be hard to manage multiple connections.
- Mounting the remote file system and executing bulk operations can be slow.
- It's annoying to keep your remote and local environments in sync and you often hit problems where things work in one place, but not the other.
- Remotely editing files using SSH and Vim means you're no longer in the comfort of your go-to coding editor.
Wouldn't it be great to break out of the physical limitation of your local machine without giving up your tools. Now comes the magic of the Remote - SSH extension.
Remote Development with Linux
As long as your Linux VM supports SSH, it can be hosted anywhere; on your local host, on premise, in Azure, or in any other cloud. You can also be on any client - Windows, macOS, or Linux.
Note: macOS and Windows SSH hosts are not yet supported.
In this blog post, we'll use a Windows client and target a Linux VM on Azure.
Get started
To get started, you need to have done the following:
- Install an OpenSSH compatible SSH client (PuTTY is not supported).
- Install Visual Studio Code.
- Have an Azure subscription (If you don't have an Azure subscription, create a free account before you begin).
Create a VM
If you don't have an existing Linux virtual machine, you can create a new VM through the Azure portal. In the Azure portal, search for 'Virtual Machines', and choose Add. From there, you can select your Azure subscription and create a new resource group, if you don't already have one.
Now you can specify details of your VM, such as the name, the size of, and the base image. We will choose Ubuntu Server 18.04 LTS for this example, but you can choose recent versions of other Linux distros and look at our supported SSH servers.
Set up SSH
There are several authentication methods into a VM, including an SSH public/private key pair or a username and password. We strongly recommend using key-based authentication so you do not need to enter your password each time you connect. If you're on Windows and have already created keys using PuttyGen, you can reuse them.
If you don't have an SSH key pair, open a bash shell or the command line and type in:
This will generate the SSH key. Press Enter at the following prompt to save the key in the default location.
You will then be prompted to enter a secure passphrase but you can leave that blank.
Add SSH keys to your VM
In the previous step, we generated an SSH key pair. We'll take the public key and paste it into our VM setup, by copying the contents of the id_rsa.pub. You also want to allow your VM to accept inbound SSH traffic.
A cool feature of using Azure VMs is the ability to enable auto-shutdown (because let's face it, we all forget to turn off our VMs…). If you go to the Management tab, you can set the time you want to shut down the VM daily.
Select Review and Create and Azure will deploy your VM for you!
Connect using Remote - SSH
Now that we've covered how to create an SSH host, let's connect to it!
The VS Code Remote - SSH extension allows you to connect to a remote machine or VM using SSH, all from inside VS Code. If you don't already have the Remote - SSH extension installed, you can search for 'remote ssh' in the Extensions view (Ctrl + Shift + X).
You'll have noticed an indicator on the bottom-left corner of the Status bar. This indicator tells you in which context VS Code is running (local or remote). Click on the indicator to bring up a list of Remote extension commands.
Choose the Remote-SSH: Connect to Host command and connect to the host by entering connection information for your VM in the following format: user@hostname.
The user is the username you set when adding the SSH public key to your VM. For the hostname, go back to the Azure portal and in the Overview pane of the VM we created, copy the Public IP address.
Set the user and hostname in the connection information text box.
VS Code will now open a new window (instance). You'll then see a notification that the 'VS Code Server' is initializing on the SSH Host. Once the VS Code Server is installed on the remote host, it can run extensions and talk to your local instance of VS Code.
You'll know you're connected to your VM by looking at the indicator in the Status bar. Now it shows the hostname of our VM!
The Remote - SSH extension also contributes a new icon on your Activity bar, and clicking on it will open the SSH explorer. Here you can configure your SSH connections. For instance, you can save the hosts you connect to the most and access them from here instead of entering the user and hostname.
Once you're connected to your SSH host, you can interact with files and open folders on the remote machine. If you open the integrated terminal, you'll see you're working inside a bash shell while you're on Windows. Hold up, we're already connected to our VM? That was way too easy. That's the point. These extensions make remote development feel easy, smooth, and… well, not remote. 😃
You can use the bash shell to browse the file system on the VM. Create a new folder 'demo' with mkdir demo, and you can browse and open folders on the remote home directory with File > Open Folder.
You can also install extensions specifically on the remote SSH host. Extensions that affect the UI, like themes and snippets, are installed locally and the remaining extensions will need to be installed on the remote SSH host. You'll notice there's two sections when you open the Extensions view, one for extensions on your local machine and one for extensions on your remote host. Even if you SSH into your remote machine from different clients, your remote extensions and setup will remain the same. When you go to install an extension, VS Code will automatically install it in the correct context.
Hello World
Let's deploy a basic 'Hello World' Python app to our VM. We'll be using a popular Python web framework called Flask. In your bash shell, run the following command.
In the 'Demo' folder you made earlier, create a new file (Ctrl + N) named app.py with a basic Hello world Flask application.
Once VS Code identifies the file language as Python, you'll see a notification recommending the Microsoft Python extension if it is not already installed on the remote machine.
Select Install, reload VS Code, and you'll start seeing VS Code's IntelliSense and colorizations on our remote machine.
To run the app, press F5, and select the Flask debug configuration. In the Python Debug Console, you'll see that the app is running on localhost at port 5000. However, localhost currently refers to the remote server, not your local machine. To be able to browse to the web app on your local machine, we're going to leverage another feature called Port Forwarding.
To be able to access a port on the remote machine that may not be publicly exposed, we need to establish a connection or a tunnel between a port on our local machine and the server. With the app still running, open the SSH Explorer and find the Forwarded Ports view. Click on the Forward a port link and indicate that we want to forward port 5000:
Name the connection 'browser':
The server will now forward traffic on port 5000 to our local machine. When you browse to http://localhost:5000, you see the running web app.
Now, the real question is…can we debug from VS Code on our remote machine? YES! With the app still running, put a breakpoint on the line that returns the string 'Hello Remote World' and select the restart button in the debugging control. Refresh the page in your browser and you'll hit the breakpoint! You're getting the same VS Code experience, with editing, debugging, and all your settings and extensions. 😊
To switch back to your local machine for local development, you close the remote connection with File > Close Remote Connection.
Using the Remote - SSH extension, you can work against a VM with all of VS Code's productivity features and extensions on your remote machine. You get the full-fledged development experience you know and love in VS Code, no matter where your code is hosted.
If you want to learn more about VS Code Remote, you can read our blog post announcing remote development. You can also try out the other remote extensions, Remote - Containers and Remote -WSL, and read our full remote development documentation.
Happy Remote Coding,
Sana Ajani, VS Code Program Manager @sana_ajani
Some multiplayer games that implement the PunkBuster anti cheat system get cheaters off the server using hardware bans. It used to ban the hard disk serial number but no longer does that since there are ways to spoof and temporarily change the so-called hardcoded serial number. So now they’ve started to ban the CD-Key. Other than that, some licensing system also uses the hard disk serial number to generate a unique hardware ID which is then used to generate an external license file to activate the software.
A simple way to find your current hard disk volume serial number is to open a command prompt (Win key+R and type cmd) and then type dir. The second line shows your volume serial number for the system C partition. Type dir [driveletter:] and it will show a different serial number even if the volume is on the same physical hard drive. The volume serial number changes every time you format the partition and Windows also uses this value during activation so you can’t simply move your install from one partition to another. If your Windows has been activated using a product key from a sticker it will probably ask for the key again after a reboot and will need reactivating if you change the volume serial number on the system drive.
If you do a simple search in Google, you’ll find tons of information about to change your hard disk volume serial number, but not the real hard disk serial number that is hard coded into the hardware. Some people said that it is impossible to change it, but we will show you that there are ways to change both volume and hard coded serial numbers for your hard disk.
1. Hard Disk Serial Number ChangerThere are a few free tools around capable of changing the volume serial number and one of them is called Hard Disk Serial Number Changer. The name is a bit misleading though as it doesn’t actually change the hard disk serial number but the volume serial number which is different. It works on just about any Windows operating system from 98 onward and is a standalone portable executable but does need to be run as administrator on Vista and 7.
Usage is pretty straightforward and you simply choose your drive from the drop down box, enter the new serial number and click the Change button. Do note the serial number format as mentioned in the window is made up of 8 hex characters from 0-9 and A-F split by a “-” into two groups of 4. You will then need to reboot to commit the changes.
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2. VolumeID
Another useful tool to change the volume serial number is by Sysinternals called VolumeID. This tool is only usable from the command line so won’t be as quick and easy to use for some people as Hard Disk Serial Number Changer. The command line usage to change the ID of a drive volume/partition is:
volumeid [driveletter:] xxxx-xxxx
The format is again 4 hex characters, a “-” followed by another 4 hex characters. You should shut down all your running applications before using this tool and will need to reboot immediately after the changes if they are being made on an NTFS partition.
Download Sysinternals VolumeID
The tools above are fine for changing the serial number of a volume/partition but trying to change the serial number of the actual hard drive itself is a whole different story. These are hard coded into the hard drive itself and cannot simply be edited or altered using a piece of software. There are however, several tools around that can spoof the hard drive’s built in serial number temporarily which can hopefully fool whatever software you are trying to get round. Unfortunately a lot of these tools aren’t free and some are even approaching $100 to buy.
3. PB DownForce
There is a free tool that’s been around for quite a while called PB DownForce which is able to temporarily spoof your hard drive’s static serial number into a different random or seeded number. There is also an option to set your own predefined serial number although we were unable to get that function to work during testing. To use the program in it’s simplest form, all you have to do is start it up and click on the Start spoofing button. Make sure to run PB DownForce as administrator.
The Advanced options button shows the 3 different types of spoofing to choose, although as mentioned we couldn’t get method 3 to work as intended and it just showed a serial full of a single number. You can easily use the Stop Spoofing button and try another random number. Perform test will quickly tell what drive model name and serial has been given. The image below shows a new serial after using PB DownForce to change a hard disk serial number in the PC Wizard hardware information tool. Do note that some tools such as Speccy will still show the original serial number for the drive because they gather their data in another way, HWInfo does something different again and will show the spoofed drive as another completely new hard drive in its list.
PB DownForce was tested and worked on Windows XP and Windows 7 32-bit although it still was quite random to which machines worked and which showed no change or produced an error. 64-bit Windows is not supported in any free hard drive spoofing tools we came across. The spoofed serial will return to normal after a reboot.
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There are several more hard disk serial number Spoofing tools on page 2.
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About $Recycle.bin, Recycler and System Volume Information Folders in Windowsso you mean reboot in restart you computer or reset you whole computer?
ReplyReboot as in restart. As far as I’m aware, reboot your computer has never implied resetting or reinstalling it.
Replyhow can i change hwid with command in bat file ?
ReplyAbout PB Downforce,
Well the Windows Service I grabbed turned out to be a .sys file, obfuscated by VMProtect(1.X).
It’s internal name, as Windows Explorer tells me, is: ‘helper.sys’. So, this means it’s a Windows Device Driver, a .sys file.
But that’s food for IDA Pro, when I’ve got the time.. :)
Regarding PB Downforce,
The executable drops a service into your %TEMP% folder, which it uses. It’s the temporary folder from Windows.
What I did was, preventing the removal of contents in my %TEMP% folder. Very interesting, now I’ve got the service DLL to tinker around with.. Let’s see if that contains a virus. :)
Windows Defender quickly picked the DLL up as ‘ Trojan:Win32/Tiggre!rfn ‘.. Could be bad..
Windows Defender is well known for false positives. In fact, it’s one of the worst there is.
However, tools like this will generate detections in AV software, it’s unavoidable.
ReplyConcerning PB Downforce, I got interested.
Windows operating systems based x64-bit, have KPP (Kernel Patch Protection). So the hooks on DeviceIoControl, which PB Downforce applies, are rendered useless.
If you’re on a 32-bit system, then there’s no problem for you.
Some notable strings in the PB Downforce executable are as follows, after unpacking:
IOCTL_STORAGE_QUERY_PROPERTY
SMART_GET_VERSION
SMART_RCV_DRIVE_DATA
IOCTL_NDIS_QUERY_GLOBAL_STATS
IOCTL_STORAGE_QUERY_PROPERTY
IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest()
DeviceIoControl()
PhysicalDrive
ServiceName
PBDOWNFORCE_SERVICE
The executable file itself was packed with ASProtect, and was made with Microsoft Visual C++, with its wxWidgets.
The good news is, it does not contain a trojan.
TROJAN included at your service
ReplyOf course there isn’t, try to have a bit of common sense. Antivirus and security software obviously hates programs like these because they are essentially hacking tools.
ReplyTried installing it it kept showing me an error dialog box Error:communication failed.
I dont know what next to do.
Please help
Tried installing it it kept showing me an error dialog box Error:communication failed.
I dont know what next to do.
Please help
PB Downforce is not working on my Windows 10 64-Bit. Please help me. Can I run it in any way?
Replywhats the password for it BRUHHH
ReplyDownloads with a password have it listed on the download page.
Replyhello raymond !
the Chameleon site not workin’ :(
Chameleon appears to be dead. I guess none of these tools that are currently available work for newer operating systems, sadly.
Replyi got bluescreen . everytime i shutdown pc. when using pbdownforce
Replybecause is wirus XD
ReplyAbout PB DownForce.
It is mentioned that It will spoof your hard drive’s serial number but temporarly. So you’ll need to spoof your hard drive’s serial every time you open the game and connect to that certain server you’re banned in order not to get tracked?
Hello,
PB Down Force just made my day…..Thanks a lot….You are awesome.
ReplyI’m trying to use PBdownforce on win 7 64 but I’m getting error: “communiction failed”. Any help on this ? Any other tool to spoof hdd serial on win 7 64 ?
ReplyAs stated in the article PBDownforce doesn’t work on 64-bit Windows, we couldn’t find any free tools that do.
ReplyPBdownforce asking for password to run.
ReplyIt’s written clearly on the download page.
ReplyAnother utility which allows changing of a volume serial number is “MiniTool Partition Wizard”, what’s more it changes the whole 32 bit long serial number, not only the last 16 visible bits (8 characters).
ReplySorry, my mistake – MiniTool reports Volume ID as a 8 byte (16 characters/64 bit) value, while other programs report only 4 bytes (8 characters/32 bits). Don’t know what is the leading 32 bits, but the last 32 bits is the same as reported by VOL utility.
Replyhello! PB downforce is very useful for me but can you please tell me how to use my own serials and macs? I mean… what is the standard format? because I fill the fields with original and new serial and it doesnt work. Thank you very much!
ReplyThank you very much for the info, I need to change my hardware id….
ReplyHey
I was struggling to change the volume id but by the help of
Hard Disk Serial Number Changer i was able to change it easily
Thank you ^_^
ReplyHello.
Thank you for this tip that is very good. bravo.
I enjoyed of this program.
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ReplyCOOL!!!
ReplyWell, I have been searching for that for a long time. So detailed and you provided a good research you did yourself.. lol
I am downloading the PB gui program, hopefully it will work. Thanks
ReplyMaster , Genius
thanks to you I think I could find a way to temporary fix the problem with the local ban in Counter Strike using Pbdownforce..
thanks!
very good one.you changed my view. thanks
Replyvery interesting
ReplyThank you for this great tip ;)
ReplyThat was a very interesting read, you are simply awesome
ReplyThanks! You can try typing ‘vol’ instead of ‘dir’ to see your volume label or serial number
ReplyI always enjoyed reading your articles…!
ReplyHi, I need a tool to change my hdd serial no. without restarting my pc, Is there any tool avalable for this. If yes please share. Thnaks
Replyawesome article !
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