Everyday tools of the trade
Instalation Script for OpenVas 7
Chris Fernandez CEHv7, IACRB, Linux Engineer
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0 responses
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security, linux, hacking, arch
Run C as a script, recompiling only when changed
Colin Dean
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0 responses
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shell, script, c, bash
Curso Ruby y Git
Jorge Alberto Andrade Aguilar
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ruby, git
Installing Ruby on Windows
Adler Medrado
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0 responses
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ruby, windows
Fish shell: Restore default settings
Anton Kalyaev
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0 responses
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shell, settings, fish-shell, vi-mode
git permalink
Magnus Dahlstrand
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0 responses
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terminal, config, gitconfig, oneline
Setting up a virtual router
Seldszar
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0 responses
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windows, wlan, hostednetwork, netsh
Tool to see progress of cp, mv, etc
Marin
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0 responses
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linux, c
Everything in shell scripts should be a function
Richard Howard
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8 responses
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scripting, shell scripts, best practices, bash
Update Gitlab via cron
Jose Luis Ferrer
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0 responses
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shell, cron, gitlab
Check if security updates needed on Ubuntu servers
Lorin Hochstein
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1 response
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ubuntu, ansible
#!gcc - run c like a script language
Tarcísio Gruppi
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1 response
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shell, hack, tip, quick
#!go run - run go as a script language
Tarcísio Gruppi
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1 response
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shell, hack, tip, quick
Convert file contents to Data URI format
Devin Weaver
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0 responses
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bash, unix, pipes
Upload all dirs and files on webdav
Marcin Wosinek
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0 responses
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bash, webdav
Docker oneliner i was missing
keymone
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0 responses
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docker
Windows Batch Script to recursively copy files
Keith
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0 responses
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batch, cmd, recursive, windows
Manage Go versions with GVM
Marin
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0 responses
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linux, go
Git + P4Merge
Gregory Pakosz
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0 responses
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git, p4merge
SSH without password using keys
Sebastian
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8 responses
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ssh, ssh keys, gnu, linux
Capistrano settings for Vagrant
Carlos
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1 response
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vagrant, capistrano
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