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• Develop Locally With Linux, Apache, MySQL, and PHP

  
  Digital Oasis — Authority: 100
  Image via WikipediaIf you’d like to develop PHP and MySQL web apps in Linux but you’re not sure how to get started then feel free to follow along with this blog post. For the most part, installation and configuration is simple and straightforward.Though this article is directed toward users of Mandriva Linux (my ...
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• How To Change The Ownership Of A Folder Or A File In Seconds ?

  
  vhxn.com — Authority: 438
  If you want to change ownership information of a specific file or a folder that contains multiple files in seconds, you can go with a new tool called File Owner Changer. It is a free portable utility that lets do your work quicker and easier. As it has a simple interface, you can select any file or folder and assign ...
  2 days ago

• Home of the MinGW, MSYS and mingwPORT Projects

  
  tutorials, tips, tricks and IT resources — Authority: 132
  MinGW, a contraction of “Minimalist GNU for Windows”, is a port of the GNU Compiler Collection (GCC), and GNU Binutils, for use in the development of native Microsoft Windows applications. Offered in easily installed binary package format, for native deployment on MS-Windows, or user-built from source, for ...
  3 days ago

• 13 Lethal Linux Commands

  
  OpenSUSE Linux Rants — Authority: 125
  Ok, this is seriously way too cool to pass up. Excerpt: In this post I will collect all commands which SHOULD NEVER be executed in Linux. Any of them will cause data loss or corruption, can freeze or hang up running system. NEVER RUN THESE COMMANDS IN LINUX BOX CLI! Even if somebody advises you in forum/im ...
  3 days ago

• Command line tip #13- Find flash cookies

  
  The PC Informant — Authority: 138
  The previous post discusses Flash cookies in some detail. I commented that I have found that the Windows search function is not the best way to find Flash cookies. However, the command line can be used by entering the following: dir "%appdata%\macromedia\*.sol" /s/b The quotation marks are necessary. This command ...
  4 days ago

• Download ALL of National Geographic’s Wallpapers at Once [Wallpapers]

  
  F-Default — Authority: 513
      National Geographic offers a lot of gorgeous wallpapers for those of us craving desktop eyecandy. Unfortunately there’s no easy way to download the photos in batches. Read the original here: Download ALL of National Geographic’s Wallpapers at Once [Wallpapers]
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• Rango: A New Modular Ruby Webapp Framework

  
  Computer & Internet - computer-internet.marc8.com — Authority: 169
  Rango is a Rack-based lightweight Web framework by Jakub Šťastný that has seemingly borrowed a little bit less from past Ruby frameworks and a bit more from Django. Based on the 1.9 version of Ruby, Rango works with read more
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• Multiple Sites on One VPS

  
  tutorials, tips, tricks and IT resources — Authority: 132
  Every new VPS comes with the capability to run more than one site with the single IP address. That is, you can have multiple domains and/or subdomains pointing to a single installation of Drupal on your site.(Note that these instructions assume you have only one install of Drupal: otherwise, if you have more than one ...
  6 days ago

• Changing Passwords on Your VPS: SSH, MySQL, phpMyAdmin

  
  tutorials, tips, tricks and IT resources — Authority: 132
  MySQL, phpMyAdminIf you are using a Bryght Hosting VPS, you have access to the full power of the Unix command line. This means you have some Unix passwords to track in addition to your Drupal site passwords.The most important are: SSH, MySQL and phpMyAdminFor convenient reference, we have some barebones documentation ...
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• List all mounted drives and their partitions from the Terminal

  
  OS X Daily — Authority: 585
  To list all mounted drives and their accompanying partitions from the Terminal, type the following command: diskutil list This will give you feedback like the screenshot shown above, listing out the mounted drives and their partition types.
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• Download All of National Geographics Wallpapers at Once [Wallpapers]

  
  Lifehacker — Authority: 813
  National Geographic offers some stunning, professional-quality wallpaper photos , but only as individual downloads. If youre a frequent wallpaper switcher, or like background variety, a simple command line script makes it easy to grab them all. In Linux (and, presumably, Macs terminal), the two scripts offered by ...
  6 days ago

• Fabien Potenciers Blog: Pirum, the Simple PEAR Channel Server M...

  
  Computer & Internet - computer-internet.marc8.com — Authority: 169
  Fabien Potencier has written up a post detailing a PEAR channel server manager hes developed, Pirum . read more
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• Open Current Folder in Finder from the Terminal

  
  OS X Daily — Authority: 585
  From the Terminal, you can immediately open whatever folder or directory you are working within into the Finder by simply typing the following command: open . This will open the present working directory (PWD in the world of UNIX acronyms) in the Terminal / Command line into the Finder. So if you’re digging ...
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• Linux Security with Fail2Ban

  
  OpenSUSE Linux Rants — Authority: 125
  Linux is built to be inherently secure, and has a great track record of having superior security to its proprietary counterpart. However, in the world of server administration, paranoia is an asset. How else could someone get in? How can I prevent that? How can I be notified? One magnificent contribution to ...
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• Outlook 2010: Clean Up Using Command-line Switches

  
  Tech-Recipes — Authority: 127
  There are times when maintaining Outlook can be an overwhelming experience. Not only do you have to manage the massive amounts of email that can accumulate in your inbox, you also have to manage Search Folders, reminders, subscriptions, outdated rules etc. You can utilize Outlook’s command-line switches to help ...
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• How to repair a bad upgrade on Ubuntu!

  
  Computer Borders — Authority: 116
  This week, in our Linux Page (in Spanish) we posted some tips about repairing a bad Linux upgrade.  In fact, it is rare but sometimes, unfortunately, it happens. I mean one or more error during an upgrade installation on Ubuntu. In my case the problem was caused by a blackout and a battery which did not worked ...
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• How to repair a bad upgrade on Ubuntu!

  
  Computer Borders — Authority: 116
  This week, in our Linux Page (in Spanish) we posted some tips about repairing a bad Linux upgrade.  In fact, it is rare but sometimes, unfortunately, it happens. I mean one or more error during an upgrade installation on Ubuntu. In my case the problem was caused by a blackout and a battery which did not worked ...
  1 week ago

• vCenter file copy with virtual floppy disk

  
  WWoIT - Wayne's World of IT — Authority: 92
  n an ESXi or vCenter environment, without network connectivity to a virtual machine from your administrative workstation its quite hard to bi-directionally transfer files. This post discusses a simple method I use for small quick file transfer from a secure virtual machine to my administrative workstation, using ...
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• Autoruns – What is Running on Your Windows 7 PC

  
  Windows 7 News — Authority: 543
  If you have wondered what programs are automatically configured and loaded when you startup, Autoruns, by Microsoft will give you that information. Autoruns is an MS download program that will show you locations, and startup order of many programs. It will provide you with information about Explorer shell extensions, ...
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• RODC: How to Compact the Active Directory Database

  
  MSMVPS.COM — Authority: 608
  A Read Only Domain Controller has the benefit of being able to perform administrative maintenance tasks without entering into Active Directory Restore Mode which previously required a reboot. The following command shows how to compact the Active Directory database from the command line. Before you start, remember not ...
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