chm Files on MAC
April8
For reading .chm files on MAC OS, get CHMOX! It’s free and dead cool.
Random Useful Linux Information
March3
Handy little checker on the above page:
#! /bin/bash
hash=$(openssl sha1 $1)
if [ "SHA1(${1})= $2" = "${hash}" ]; then echo "Key is valid."; else echo "Key is _not_ valid!!!"; fi
Great resource for awk examples, and at the bottom of this page some useful greps.
And the classic SSH public keys. Handy starter for crontabs here.
To create a tarball use this syntax: tar -cf [name of tarball].tar [list of files or directories] To gzip it, do: gzip -9 [file].tar.
Then to unpack the tarball, do: gzip -d file.gz for zip files, and tar -xvf file.tar for .tar files. If you’ve got a .tgz file, just do tar -xvzf file.tgz.
a2 hosting guide
February15
A2 Hosting are by far the best web hosts I’ve come across, in terms of value for money, quality, reliability and customer support. So I’ll be adding some reference material here as I have time, more or less for my own benefit too.
Will be adding more here but for now here is the guide to installing TRAC.
SMTP and IMAP details for google apps mail. Vid tutorial of the same.
curl for response code
February11
This is handy, you can use:
curl -w %{http_code} url
to retrieve the http response code for a given url.
Bash script for parsing my lotto results:
#!/bin/bash
count=0;
var1=0;
exec<"lotto.txt"
while read line
do
if [ $[$count % 2] -eq "0" ];
then
var1=$(echo $line | awk '{ print $1 $2 $3}');
echo $line;
else
var2=$(echo $line[-1] | awk '{ print $1 $2 $3}');
echo $var1 $line;
#echo $date1
fi
let "count+=1";
done
Old Welcome…
February9
…to my non-poker related blog. This is really just a handy way for me to keep track of my web dev adventures, so it’s not really for public consumption, but you’re more than welcome!!
