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This command line aims at moving directories from a target location to the present working directory (pwd), backing the pwd directories up as it encounters them. The script works by: 1. Iterating through the contents of the target directory (us...
0 2276 posted 16 years ago by karlhorky
This script pulls in files with [rsync](http://samba.anu.edu.au/rsync/), storing them locally with hardlinks for unchanged, and real files for changed -files. * KEY=$HOME/.ssh/id_dsa_passwdless -- an id_rtsa key without a password. --adding this t...
0 2004 posted 16 years ago by berkes
The first directory listed is the one to copy, the second is where it's copied to.
0 1613 posted 16 years ago by beneberle
credit: tim robinson
0 1772 posted 16 years ago by pdswan
0 1521 posted 17 years ago by danshields
1 2089 posted 17 years ago by danshields
When using `ln` to create a link in a different directory, the semantics of creating hard and symbolic links differ. That is because a hard link contains a direct reference to its target's data, while a symbolic link is just a string containing a (p...
1 2265 posted 17 years ago by deepsoul
0 1525 posted 17 years ago by erichus
This shell script is tested under CentOS / RHEL and Fedora Linux. It should also work under other Linux distributions. If you would like to collect and submit information on your network configuration to your sr. Linux / UNIX admin use this script.
2 3060 posted 17 years ago by mprabhuram
Assuming you have a set of svn project folders inside a parent (only folders in parent) you can do a simple backtick `ls` to get the folder names for svn...
0 2041 posted 17 years ago by jasonm23
this will chmod the current directory, and all sub directories and files.
0 2875 posted 17 years ago by beneberle
commands for starting, stopping etc openSSH
0 1792 posted 17 years ago by stiobhart
commands for dealing with tar files
0 1567 posted 17 years ago by stiobhart
commands for dealing with tar files
0 1582 posted 17 years ago by stiobhart
find all files owned by xxx and change them to be owned by yyy
0 1679 posted 17 years ago by stiobhart
change user's home directory
0 1623 posted 17 years ago by stiobhart
making a symbolic link
0 1694 posted 17 years ago by stiobhart
some basic *nix terminal commands
0 1779 posted 17 years ago by stiobhart
2 2006 posted 17 years ago by mattchurchy
Specify the limit on the number of file descriptors a process may have.
0 1533 posted 17 years ago by liqweed
<http://www.commandlinefu.com/commands/using/chown>
0 2511 posted 17 years ago by zachharkey
copied straight from the source
1 2047 posted 17 years ago by melvitax
Query a nameserver to easily find out all there is to know about a domain name; Nameservers, MX-servers, cnames, subdomains etc.
1 2095 posted 17 years ago by torkil
Example: ln -s /usr/local/apache/logs ./logs
3 2937 posted 18 years ago by jonhenshaw
This is meant to be run as root, so do it at your own risk. It's very raw and needs error checking, but works. I run this script to get new django sites off the ground in a few minutes.
0 2836 posted 18 years ago by mandric
Quick command I use to remove .SVN folders from a tree structure copied from SVN working copy. Sometimes a bit easier than running an export.
6 3161 posted 18 years ago by wfdev
find command just returns a list of HTML files that have 'search_str' in it, vim takes a list of files.
0 1838 posted 18 years ago by mandric