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Bash 1440x900 (24 bit) display resolution for Ubuntu Server

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0 1714 posted 18 years ago by cczona

Other Find files that contain a text string

The -l switch outputs only the names of files in which the text occurs (instead of each line containing the text), the -i switch ignores the case, and the -r descends into subdirectories.

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0 1577 posted 18 years ago by arunpjohny

Bash Savoir si une extension PHP est installÃ©e sur un serveur Linux

Il suffit de crÃ©er une page PHP et y placer un phpinfo() ou si vous avez accÃ¨s au serveur en ligne de commande (Putty, WinSCP, ...), vous pouvez tapez cette commande. Dans l'exemple, nous souhaitons savoir si l'extension openssl est prÃ©sente et no...

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0 1564 posted 18 years ago by cyo

Other Email Command Output

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1 1432 posted 18 years ago by vanne

Bash Password Protect Folder / Directory with htaccess and htpasswd on Apache and Linux / Unix

Good info here too: http://www.ilisys.com.au/support/linux-password-protect/

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2 3086 posted 18 years ago by jonhenshaw

Bash fix permissions for files and directories

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1 2097 posted 18 years ago by jhenry

Other Allow https connections to your server

This will open up the 443 port in your firewall to TCP connections. Run as root.

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0 1250 posted 18 years ago by micmath

Bash What linux distro is this?

From http://www.novell.com/coolsolutions/feature/11251.html

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1 1523 posted 18 years ago by micmath

Bash using find to list old files based on date

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0 2003 posted 18 years ago by jhenry

Bash Find files modified in the last week.

Change / to the root directory you wish to search in. Change -7 to +7 for files changed more than a week ago.

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1 2174 posted 19 years ago by micmath

C++ Safe application spawning with fork+exec

With the typical fork+exec method of spawning an application, you are left in the dark about failures in the exec. Once the fork occurs, the "main" process doesn't have any communication channel except waitpid, so it's hard to tell what happened....