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Command-Line Coda Script for Panic's Coda. Open files from command line in Coda.(wefoundland.com)
1 points by a904guy 15y ago|0 comments
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by a904guy 16y ago
Ahh! good catch, Thank you. I'll zdd that in tomorrow.
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by a904guy 16y ago
... well. Since we are going deep down the rabbit hole. So your machines other users are potentially a threat. Considering that the folder and contents are chmod 600. Only the owning user and root can see them. The key pass is pointless wit
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by a904guy 16y ago
For the ability to remove a key from a single device/server. Considering the keys are tagged with user+host, removal is easily identifiable. A single key solution isn't ideal for my configuration. Using ssh-copy-id is the standard method, b
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by a904guy 16y ago
When you run ssh-keygen it creates the two keys, public and private, neither contain the 'plaintext' passphrase in your home directory like you mentioned. The only concern may be bash history, I'll include a wipe for that. Secondly, even wh
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by a904guy 16y ago
The language doesn't really matter, especially considering its a single use app. It can be done via any LibSSH2 binding, or even with a more complex expect binding. The reason for php is simple, I had already wrote the libssh2 code for what
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by a904guy 16y ago
MediaTemple VPS... Time to migrate to my rackspace server.
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by a904guy 16y ago
For your comment that was edited stating: "the script was storing passwords in plain-text in the user home folder", There is no plaintext passphrases stored anywhere... and you can use different passwords per each device per the config fil
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SSH Key Gen/Install Script. Automates Mass Distribution of SSH Keys(blog.mediafederation.com)
45 points by a904guy 16y ago|19 comments
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by a904guy 16y ago
I love the interface. I give you my up-vote.
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by a904guy 16y ago
It works out great for me. I work primarily on a Ubuntu Desktop but for my Mac Air, all my files are on other servers, so really I only have locally Xcode and my development tools. I assume everyones situation is different, I wouldn't be at
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by a904guy 16y ago
I thought the same. I tested EXT4 on a fresh Ubuntu 10.10 system. My variables wouldn't save till I declared it.
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by a904guy 16y ago
Sarcasm and 14 Karma... original. ;)
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by a904guy 16y ago
I've already implemented AFP via netatalk. I'll do a write up on the process in a bit. Personally I don't much care for SMB... but I've implemented it as well for our Windows boxes to backup over.
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by a904guy 16y ago
The restore works just like any other Time Machine restore. In critical data loss when the machine has to be formatted. You will be able to restore the system completely from the Time Machine. Just remount the NFS on the new OS and run to c
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by a904guy 16y ago
Shows the need for xattr on your NFS mounts, that is not documented in other tutorials I've found.
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Complete Hacker Tutorial to getting Time Machine over NFS to work.(blog.mediafederation.com)
56 points by a904guy 16y ago|28 comments
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by a904guy 16y ago
Reminds me a moment from the movie Hackers. "You hacked a bank across state lines from your house?" "...Stupid..."
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Show HN: Fireworks Mobile iPhone Prototyping Suite(blog.mediafederation.com)
38 points by a904guy 16y ago|1 comments
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Show HN: EDW, quantitative analytics, machine learning.(blog.mediafederation.com)
70 points by a904guy 16y ago|18 comments
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BackTrack 5 on the horizon(linkedin.com)
1 points by a904guy 16y ago|0 comments
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Getting TA-LIB to work with Python 2.6 SWIG interface.(blog.mediafederation.com)
1 points by a904guy 16y ago|0 comments
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T-Mobile rate limits your data connection
2 points by a904guy 16y ago|0 comments
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by a904guy 16y ago
The product of a bored afternoon... The article seemed like a prime target for its usage :)
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by a904guy 16y ago
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by a904guy 16y ago
This has been posted a few times already.
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ZombieHarmony - One of the Best Free Dating Sites for Zombies(mingle2.com)
3 points by a904guy 16y ago|0 comments
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by a904guy 16y ago
I would also consider fork bombs, and empty while loops.
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by a904guy 16y ago
You need to turn off system/file/net operations. http://www.phplint.com/cVD6OQC3qZ
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by a904guy 16y ago
I apologize, I've been in the middle of a move. I posted my contact info @ HNofficeHours : http://hnofficehours.com/profile/a904guy/

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