Popular Shell Programming Tips
Shell function to update ports for all FreeBSD jails
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shell, freebsd, update, ports
Check if process is alive in shell
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shell, process
ctrl-r in the shell is your friend
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shell, bash
How to detect Window Manager
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shell, linux, gnu
How to benchmark a webserver and save it as an image graph
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shell, linux, ubuntu, image
ValueError: unknown locale: UTF-8
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python, shell
Quickly search in files
Vitaly
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shell, command line, search in files
Bing desktop background loader
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shell, linux, bing
Encode wav to mp3 with lame including fail save for filenames containing spaces
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shell, mp3, lame, wav
Ludicrously Fast File Deletion
Michael Gile
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shell, unix, rsync, delete
Looking for TODOs on a Project using GREP
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grep, shell, bash
Stuck waiting for your frozen SSH session to timeout?
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shell, ssh, escape, frozen
Let your Terminal do the talking
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shell, terminal, text-to-speech
Parse nginx-access.log for HTTP response codes
Suzanne Aldrich
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shell, bash
[Linux] Move workspace with command-line
Kohei Yamada
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shell, linux, x11
Quickly check the SHA1 of a string
Rob Griffiths
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shell, password, sha1, protip
use 'find' command to count files
Zhang Tai
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shell, linux
Simple sniffer
Jan Bernacki
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shell
Testing Bash scripts
sobolevn
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shell, bash, testing
Shell script for reloading macports
Ramon de la Fuente
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shell, osx, macports, bash
Lost Shell Commands?
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shell
Working with huge databases
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shell, mysql
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