Efficiency vs. Inefficiency, in a no-holds barred fight.
I found a need for this once upon a time. It will descend through a Linux directory, get the permissions, ownership details for all the subdirs and then write a script for you to recreate it somewhere else. You use it like this. Script listing
OK, so its not too hard to run htpasswd manually, but if you spend a lot of time in your job doing it, it's nice to have a tool to do it more efficiently. This is a menu driven script, which will make a backup of your file, and suggest a random password, which you … Read more
Got this error message on startup of nginx. There are a lot of places you can change this value so it gets a bit confusing. It could be the user that nginx is running under, (usually www-data) or the process, or it could be set in systemd init file or in security/limits.conf … OK, so … Read more
tmux is super handy for long running commands. Especially if you have a dodgy connection which is likely to break: the command will keep running and you can re-attach to the session to save the day. But as a dyed-in-the-wool bash user, I've kinda got used to being able to scroll up and down my … Read more
Basic usage Output alternatives: Can also use >> to append to output file, or | tee to output to screen as it runs. Quoting preserves content If you're outputting a script you might need to preserve the variable notation instead of evaluating it. You can use either single or double quotes to do this. Zapping … Read more