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Brasero Disk Burner Gets Stuck Creating Image Checksum
When I was trying to burn a new copy of the latest version of Ubuntu, Brasero was getting stuck on the “Creating Image Checksum”. My first thought was to disable the check-sum feature (which you can do via the edit … Continue reading
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Tagged brasero, bug, burn, cd, error, linux, Ubuntu
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javascript-common & mantis 404 problem on Ubuntu
Although my mantis install seemed to be working, I noticed that whenever I loaded the page, I recieved a number of 404 errors on the javascripts. ( 404 – /javascript/min/common.js). What really confused me is that the file was in … Continue reading
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Tagged apache, bug tracking, error, JavaScript, linux, mantis, problem, Ubuntu
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PHPUnit require_once(PHP/CodeCoverage… Error on Ubuntu
When trying to install PHPUnit on Ubuntu 11.10, I received the following error: PHP Warning: require_once(PHP/CodeCoverage/Filter.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /usr/bin/phpunit on line 38 PHP Fatal error: require_once(): Failed opening required ‘PHP/CodeCoverage/Filter.php’ (include_path=’.:/usr/share/php:/usr/share/pear’) in … Continue reading
Apache /icons directory Index
Generally I like to add Options -Indexes to my apache config files. Naturally I was surprised to find that www.mydomain.com/icons/ was returning a standard apache index. I checked my config files and all the files remove the Index options, so … Continue reading
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Tagged apache, grep, linux, Ubuntu, web server
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Linux test network connection
Lately I have begun to suspect on of my servers is losing its network connection under certain circumstances. Naturally I started with basic connectivity test such as ping: However, I also wanted to put it under a little strain so … Continue reading
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Tagged bash, command line, file transfer, linux, sh, ssh, Ubuntu
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PHP Text Color
When writing scripts to sort through large amounts of data, using color to highlight certain output values can be quite useful. If you are outputing to a browser, this is quite easy; you just use html colors (i.e. <span style=”color: … Continue reading
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Tagged linux, PHP, php color text, sample code, script, terminal, text processing, Ubuntu
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Symfony Project Returns Apache 404
When copying a Symfony Project to a new server I noticed a problem; when I used the dev environment, everything worked fine, but when I used prod, I received a 404. They key was that the 404 came from apache … Continue reading
Execute a PHP 5 Script From the Command Line in Ubuntu Linux
To execute a PHP script from the command line in Ubuntu you must have php5-cli installed. (CLI stands for “Command Line Interface”.) sudo apt-get install php5-cli Once cli is installed, you can execute your script like so: php5 ./myScript.php Inside … Continue reading
Bash: Saving output from commands
Often I want a bash script to run a command and then save the output of the command to a variable. For example, lets say I want to a file for a version number and then check in my script … Continue reading
Linux Bash Scripts: colored text
Often I have wondered how scripts like grep output colored text to the terminal. It turns out it is fairly easy. The following code will output red text (depending on profile settings) to the terminal from a bash script: $(tput … Continue reading
