$ growisofs -dvd-compat -input-charset=ISO-8859-1 -Z /dev/hda -R -J -pad “/my/directory/datas”

Remember that input-charset is setted to the right value. If you do not define it, your default system charset will be used.

References

www.debuntu.org

Create the file

In FireFox use the copy link location command from the context menu (the menu you get while doing a right click. Please correct me if i am wrong ) and paste it into a file.

WGET IN ACTION

$ wget -cvvv -i download.txt

This will download all the files specified in download.txt to the current location.

Options Explained.

-c – resume support if the server supports the same

-v – verbose mode, displays activity

• Scripts
• Checking IP Address Often

Command

lenny-dhabba:/home/sameer# ifconfig eth1 | awk '/dr:/{gsub(/.*:/,"",$2);print$2}'
169.254.167.101

lenny-dhabba:/home/sameer# ifconfig | awk '/dr:/{gsub(/.*:/,"",$2);print$2}'
192.168.1.8

169.254.167.101

127.0.0.1

Tools

• ifconfig command
• awk

Explanation

The command used for finding IP Address is ifconfig, it produces lot of output, what we need is the IP Address of any interface or of all interfaces, for this, we send the output of ifconfig to another command line tool called awk. Awk’s job is to remove the unnecessary things from ifconfig’s output, for this we tell awk using a language it understands. From this language awk interprets it as:

1. Find a line containing the string “dr” . As we know the second line in ifconfig output contains the IP Address.
2. Next get the string near to inet addr
3. Finally print that string

. Hence we get the desired output.

Disadvantages

• Prints unnecessary new line characters in between
• There are better ways to print the characters using perl

References

• GNU AWK
• Different ways of printing IP Address from ifconfig using various tools
• AWK Primer

history

The history of commands are stored in the file .bash_history of user home directory.

To clear complete command line history of a user temporarily for a session.

history -c

Or use space ie.” ” before a command to skip it from being in the history.

lines=0; for i in `find . -name “*.php”`; do line=`cat $i | wc -l`; let lines=$lines+$line; done; echo $lines

lines=0; for i in `find /var/www/wordpress -name “*.php”`; do line=`cat $i | wc -l`; let lines=$lines+$line; done; echo $lines

OR

find . -name “*.php” -print0 | xargs -0 wc -l | tail -n1

find . -name “*.png” | wc -l

find /usr/share/images/ “*.jpg” | wc -l

gnome-session-remove gnome-panel
gconftool-2 --recursive-unset /apps/panel
gnome-panel &

Note : Commands should be executed in terminal of Gnome.

svnadmin dump <location_of_old_repo> > dump_filename

svnadmin load <location_of_new_repo> < dump_filename

Eg:

svnadmin dump /var/svn/myproject > /tmp/myproject.dump

svnadmin create /var/svn/mynewproject

svnadmin load /var/svn/mynewproject < /tmp/myproject.dump

To check everything is okay.

svnadmin verify /var/svn/myproject

svnadmin verify /var/svn/mynewproject

apt-get install dpkg-repack

dpkg-repack <package_name>

Eg:

dpkg-repack <apache>

update-rc.d -f remove <service_name>

Eg:

update-rc.d -f remove exim4