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Published 5 February 2014
in archive
with tags
linux
,
ls
,
wc
,
count
Count files in current directory with:
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Published 5 February 2014
in archive
with tags
linux
,
rdp
,
ssh
,
windows
If you're like me, and you're paranoid about opening up access to your servers to the internet, you might sometimes find yourself needing to access them but not being on the local network. A handy trick to circumvent this, if you have access to SSH, is to open a tunnel.
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Published 4 February 2014
in archive
with tags
nc
,
netcat
,
linux
Netcat, or nc, is an excellent tool for linux. One thing it's great for is port scanning.
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Published 27 January 2014
in archive
with tags
git
If you've ever been particularly excited by a recent packet of work you've done, and tried to show your excitement by putting an exclamation mark into the commit message, then you may have been met with this particular error:
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Published 20 January 2014
in archive
with tags
git
Git is case-insensitive. So to change filename case in git, you have to jump through a (small) hoop.
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