Everyday tools of the trade
Read the logs first!
Andrew Cairns
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0 responses
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terminal, debug, logs, debugging
Creating base64 test files
Trevor N. Suarez
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0 responses
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php, shell, test, unix
Using nmap to quickly ping all hosts in an address range
pmaoui
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0 responses
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unix, network, linux, nmap
Quickly create large binary files for testing
Mike Hourahine
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0 responses
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shell, macosx, unix, bash
Shell Enhancements for MongoDB
Tyler Brock
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0 responses
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shell, mongodb, hacks, javascript
Coffee-Colored Command Line
Sean Everett
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1 response
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terminal, coffee, style, bashrc
Ubuntu 12.10 Setup
Swapnil Abnave
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0 responses
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ubuntu, 12.10
Actualiza Alias en Ubuntu sin reiniciar
Gastón Nina
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0 responses
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shell, terminal, alias, linux
Relaunch Puppet on all nodes where resources failed on last run
Raphaël Pinson
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0 responses
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puppet, devops, mcollective
Rip out SVN
Clayton McIlrath
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1 response
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terminal, svn, scm, source control
VPS Configuration from scratch - Rails, Nginx, PostgreSQL.
Sergio Tapia Gutierrez
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7 responses
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rails, nginx, devops, vps
Debian-like init.d script for Unicorn
Bruno Coimbra
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0 responses
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shell, rails, unicorn, init.d
zsh: command not found while executing shell commands in vim
Silas Sao
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1 response
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shell, zsh, vim, mac
Moving Around Long Terminal Commands
Dionysios Barmpoutis
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0 responses
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shell, terminal, osx, linux
bash esc + .
Jason Lotito
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0 responses
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git
Vim as hexadecimal editor
Sébastien Quioc
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0 responses
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vim, hexadecimal
Sudoless, brewed rubygems on OS X
Zachary Waldowski
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1 response
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ruby, gem, mac, sudo
Useful git aliases
Jack Hsu
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0 responses
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git
Chef problem with REALLY_GEM_UPDATE_SYSTEM
Boris Quiroz
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2 responses
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ruby, bootstrap, chef, ubuntu
Level up your shell scripting skills
jseb
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0 responses
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shell scripting, unix, bash
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