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How to integrate SpamAssassin with Postfix
Validating XHTML with RDFa and Facebook like button
Recursively change strings with find and sed
Validating XHTML with RDFa and Facebook like button
Recursively change strings with find and sed
Syncing only unique content with MySQL
Validating XHTML with RDFa and Facebook like button
IPv6 tunnel + rDNS on Amazon EC2 running Ubuntu
Validating XHTML with RDFa and Facebook like button
IPv6 tunnel + rDNS on Amazon EC2 running Ubuntu
Stanimir Stoyanov
07/12/13
the load command can be used with any OS running MySQL. If...grails database guy
07/12/13
Is this load command for Unix/Linux or can also be used on...
07/12/13
the load command can be used with any OS running MySQL. If...grails database guy
07/12/13
Is this load command for Unix/Linux or can also be used on...
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IPv6 tunnel + rDNS on Amazon EC2 running Ubuntu
05/03/12
World IPv6 Launch is coming - in this how to, we're going to enable IPv6 tunnel in Amazon EC2 instance.
Currently Amazon did not provide a direct, native IPv6 connectivity for their instances, so we have to use a tunnel for this task. After testing several tunnel providers we selecte... -
How to integrate SpamAssassin with Postfix
05/01/12
The following tutorial is for Debian/Ubuntu based system, but will work on almost any other Linux distribution, presuming you have already configured postfix MTA.
Installing SpamAssassin
stan@datacentrix:~$ sudo apt-get install spamc spamassassin
stan@datacentrix:~$ sudo g... -
How to import csv or txt file into MySQL table
04/30/12
In system administration tasks it is likely that sooner or later you will have to import some data from a text file to a MySQL database.
It is as easy as the following SQL statement:
LOAD DATA LOCAL INFILE './filename.txt' INTO TABLE `tableName` FIELDS TERMINATED BY ... -
Recursively change strings with find and sed
04/30/12
Just imagine that you have to change the word `cat` with `mouse` in hundreds of text files. It is unrealistic to do this manually - this can be accomplished with this simple shell command:
find ./ -type f -exec sed -i 's/string1/string2/g' {} \;
The first parameter is...
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