Everyday tools of the trade
WGET : some useful commands
pmaoui
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0 responses
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linux, download, wget
GistBox
Justin Seiter
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0 responses
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gist, git, github
Brother scanner + linux (ubuntu server).
Rafał Malinowski
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5 responses
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shell, brother, scanner
AWK to explore your access log files
pmaoui
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0 responses
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linux, logs, awk, apache2
Use Sublime text alias in your shell.
Bruno
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0 responses
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shell, sublime, alias, unix
Compara Archivos con Diff en Linux
Gastón Nina
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0 responses
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terminal, linux
Crafting your own vagrant-lxc base box
Fabio Rehm
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0 responses
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vagrant, lxc, vagrant-lxc
Cocoa Pods
Fernando Ribeiro
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4 responses
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mac, dependencies, cocoapods, ios
Add SSH key to OS X Keychain
Tom Loudon
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0 responses
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osx, ssh, keychain
Repeat last command with substitution
michał łukasiewicz
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0 responses
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bash, terminal, command line, repeat
"tee" directs output to stdout and also to a file
Daniel Reis
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0 responses
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bash, terminal, log, linux
vagrant and sbuild to streamline package building
Adam Stokes
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0 responses
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vagrant, ubuntu, sbuild, debhelper
Copy a public ssh key one-liner
Reid Ransom
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0 responses
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ssh, copy, login, admin
Protect your server with Fail2Ban
pmaoui
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2 responses
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security, linux, server, fail2ban
Fix JPG images with incorrect orientation
pmaoui
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0 responses
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linux, jpg, orientation, jhead
Wireshark : access to interfaces without being root
pmaoui
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0 responses
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linux, wireshark, dumpcap
ZSH globbing qualifiers
Augusto Hack
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0 responses
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shell, zsh
Convert .gz to .lzo
Philip Gloyne
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2 responses
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gzip, bash, lzo
Forgot to nohup(1)? Just use disown(1)
Carlo Sciolla
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0 responses
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shell, zsh, unix, pid
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