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Tag Archives: Linux
Linux Find and/or Locate Files/Directories Primer Tutorial
Linux (or Unix) servers have two really useful commands which help the user find files and/or directories … locate and find. Doubt there are many people out there who have not mislaid a computer file at some time or other. … Continue reading →
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Tcl/Tk Bats and Ball Tutorial
Good news today is a breakthrough on a put-off project, getting Tcl/Tk to work with Mac OS X Mavericks and Xcode 5.1 on a MacBook Pro laptop … answering, partially, the previous Tcl/Tk So Brilliant (but where do you start?) … Continue reading →
Linux Crontab Curl Primer Tutorial
Linux (or Unix) is a command line environment that supports interactive and non-interactive task management. Often non-interactive tasks are known as batch processes, often intended not to rely on any user intervention, unless there is a problem. Today, in this … Continue reading →
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Java Command Line Arguments Primer Tutorial
If you are writing a batch process and have reached a process part requiring a compiled program (perhaps because this part has some CPU grunt associated with it) you can do a lot worse than use Java and allow user … Continue reading →
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Tagged application, batch, command line, command line arguments, Java, Linux, operating system, pipe, program, programming, shell script, solution, supervisor, tutorial, unix
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Web Server Access Primer Tutorial
When you maintain a Web Server there are lots of tools of use, but just what do you need to run an Apache/PHP/MySql web server? … Who’s smart idea was this? … … sun comes up … … sun goes … Continue reading →
Linux Monitor Processes Primer Tutorial
Linux (or Unix) servers have a “top” command for monitoring processes. It’s top … chortle, chortle. When you are analyzing performance it can be that a live monitoring of a web server, for instance, might tell you more than a … Continue reading →
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PHP/HTML/Javascript Password Protect Image Primer Tutorial
So you’ve seen the title of this blog post, but supposing you were to forget that, and link the concepts below … what would you have thought it was about? HTML/Javascript onerror event for img tag (Image) file permissions at … Continue reading →
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Tagged Apache, cache, chmod, curl, file permissions, hosting, HTML, IFRAME, image, Javascript, Linux, onerror event, password-protected directories, PHP, programming, security, tutorial, web server
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Linux Diskutil Primer Tutorial
Linux (or Unix) is an operating system whose very essence revolves around files. Files are stored on Disks and Volumes and you see this in play when we analyze the diskutil command that we access in a Linux environment on … Continue reading →
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