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Subversion server using HTTPS on Ubuntu Hardy setup
Yay, it's up and running! And here are the steps to do it, mostly copied directly from the shell as I ran them. In any case, it may or may not work for you, so make sure you check with the proper documentation if anything fails.
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DOM-Scripted Lists, Revisited & resurrected
The excellent original "DOM-Scripted Lists, Revisited" article seems to have disappeared, but I found the latest revision on the Wayback Machine. A great addition to your JavaScript toolbox.
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WordPress update script
This is a script to update a WordPress blog with the latest stable version from Subversion.
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Re: Let That Be a Lesson To You, Son: Never Upgrade.
Background: Jeff Atwood uses anecdotal evidence to show that Linux audio capabilities suck.
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Subversion checkout script
Here's a simple script to check out all subversion repositories on a remote host. It requires that you have SSH access on the host, to be able to fetch the repository names (otherwise you can hardcode them in
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Subversion backup script
Following up on the good work of Jean-Francois Roy, here's my slightly extended version of his script (Update: sorry, the link is dead) to backup all Subversion repositories to a remote host.
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Recursive symbolic link creation script
This might be useful if you keep your settings (
.bashrc,.subversion/config, etc.) outside the home directory, like in a Subversion repository. Just copy the following script to the repository directory corresponding to $HOME and run
/path/to/make-links.sh
to create symlinks from~to each file in the repository, recursively. -
HOWTO: Synchronizing vCard address books with Nokia 6300 via Bluetooth on Ubuntu Linux
Edit: After learning a bit of
sedmagic, this is now a single script. -
ISO mount script for Nautilus & shell
Final update: This stuff has moved to GitHub - There's better code and information there.
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Reader's diggest: 2001, 2010, 2061 and 3001 by Arthur C. Clarke
2001: Aliens have left a monolith to monitor and help mankind's evolution towards intelligence.