Drupal 8.x

I didn't display my login block, what wasn't a problem cause I kept myself logged in.
Someone else used my computer and logged me out, now I can't log back in to make adjustments to my site or change content, any way around that? I tried to use my url/admin, but cause I'm not logged in, I don't have acces to the page

Hi Guys,

Couple of questions.

I have a page-view that displays two different custom content types. The page-view displays teasers.

My questions are as follows:

1) How do I get rid of the "Add Comments" button from the teaser. I would like users to be able to comment on the content but only when viewing the full content by clicking "+More". Reason being, I don't think it makes sense to have a user comment on a piece of content unless they have actually opened and read/viewed the whole piece.

I am making a site for a business that has different files for each machine that they sell. For instance, one machine someone buys may be calibrated a little different than the next persons machine, so they would have two different files. Each file is labeled with the serial number of the machine it goes with. I was wondering if there was a way to create a .php file and have it put up a search form and make the form search the directory the files are located in for the serial number that someone would enter, and give back a link to download the file once it was found.

I followed the instructions at - https://docs.acquia.com/cloud/drush and https://docs.acquia.com/cloud/drush-aliases

But when I run drush on terminal I get a permission denied error.

rez@rez:/mnt/gfs/rez/livedev$ drush @rez.dev status
Warning: Permanently added 'free-****.devcloud.hosting.acquia.com,**.***.**.**' (RSA) to the list of known hosts.
Permission denied (publickey).

Hi there,

We've started a new open source initiative Docker4Drupal.org. As you can tell from its name the idea is to help developers adopt docker containers. The GitHub repository contains docker compose file that can be used to pull and run containers. All containers use public images (official or forks) and pre-configured to work with Drupal.

https://github.com/wodby/docker4drupal