-
-
Recent Posts
Recent Comments
Categories
- Bash
- BerkeleyDB
- Browsers
- Cable
- Chrome
- Cool Problems
- CPAN
- CSS
- Data Structures
- Databases
- DNS
- Editors
- Errors
- Everything Else
- Fedora
- Firefox
- Firewall
- Flash
- Forking
- Hardware
- HTML
- ImageMagick
- Images
- Internet Explorer
- IpTables
- Lingo
- Linux
- Log4perl
- Mediawiki
- Monitoring
- Munin
- MySQL
- Netgear
- Perl
- PHP
- PhpMyAdmin
- Postfix
- Regular Expressions
- Routers
- RPM
- Samba
- Screen
- SSH
- SSHFS
- Subversion
- Synergy
- Troubleshooting
- Ubuntu
- VIM
- Windows
- Windows Vista
- Wordpress
- YUM
Blogroll
Archives
Tags
Meta
CNN.com- Bonnie Blue actress from 'GWTW' dies
- President to aides: Find economic spark
- Hurricane Earl downgraded as it approaches East Coast
- Workers rescued after oil platform fire
- BP uncaps oil well in Gulf
- Mideast peace talks start
- Convicted killer spared death penalty
- Opinion: Social Security can help states
- U.S., Iran battle on basketball court
- She drops 100 pounds, gains new life
BBC- Europe agrees finance watchdogs
- ICC chief executive on cricket charges
- Explosion on Gulf of Mexico rig
- Tanker runs aground off N Canada
- DCAL cuts 'will mean job losses'
- Pakistan trio hit by ICC charges
- Strike 'kills Afghan civilians'
- Bid for Middle East peace begins
- The mint with a whole lot of food miles
- Man 'strangled wife and hid body'
AL JAZEERA ENGLISH (AJE)
Monthly Archives: November 2008
How to View a Specific Page or Section of Manpage
For example, the “kill” manpage shows: SEE ALSO bash(1), tcsh(1), kill(2), sigvec(2), signal(7) This is how to view section 7 of the “signal” manpage: man 7 signal
Posted in Bash, Linux
Leave a comment
How to keep SSH sessions alive
Edit your ssh_config file like this: /etc/ssh/ssh_config: ServerAliveInterval 30 This will cause your SSH client to send a keep alive ping every 30 seconds to the server.
Posted in Linux, SSH
Leave a comment
Extract parts of string into array using Perl regular expression
How to go directly from string to an array using Perl Regex extraction: my ($first, $second, $third) = ( $string =~ /not(.*?)this(.*?)stuff(.*?)/ );
Posted in Perl
Leave a comment
Disable auto commenting in VIM using the .vimrc file
Combined some tips together to figure this one out. Put this into your .vimrc file: au FileType * setl fo=cql I’m using VIM version 7.1.12
Minimal PhpMyAdmin new server config
Besides the boilerplate at the top, here’s the least you need to add another database server to the dropdown list in PhpMyAdmin: $i++; $cfg['Servers'][$i]['auth_type'] = ‘cookie’; $cfg['Servers'][$i]['host'] = ‘my.host.com’;
Posted in Linux, PhpMyAdmin
Leave a comment
Munin MySQL plugin not working or blank graphs
Add a user “nobody” only accessible via “localhost” with no password and only “usage” privileges. If you look at the MySQL log, you will see the munin client accessing MySQL via the “nobody” user. To test the munin client, connect … Continue reading
Posted in Linux, Munin, MySQL
Leave a comment
How to fix sshfs "Connection reset by peer"
Clear out the /etc/hosts.deny file on the destination server Also, make sure these lines are uncommented in your sshd_config file on the destination server: /etc/ssh/sshd_config: Subsystem sftp /usr/libexec/openssh/sftp-server DenyGroups nossh Restart sshd.
Posted in Linux, SSHFS
Leave a comment