Tag: Linux
All the articles with the tag "Linux".
Ignore Comments in Files
Updated:A very handy grep that you can use to cat your files without the hash (#) comments: $ grep '^[^#]' /etc/systemd/timesyncd.conf Produces only the lines that
dnsmasq CNAME problem
Updated:Today a chunk of the network CNAME resolutions failed. We looked at the config file /etc/dsmasq.d/dns-cname.conf and everything looked in order. A test of
Adding a Gnome Favourite
Updated:I was trying to add the Postman app to my Gnome favourite bar, but right clicking it doesn't give me the option to add it as a favourite. Apparently if you
JumpCloud
Updated:Sometimes I'm surprised at why I've never come across things before. This is a big one for me. For the longest time I was pondering how to resolve some SSO
Git Credentials
Using git to push commits up to the remote is all in a days work. The change happens when you switch to a new remote and use a new account. My first action
VSCode CRLF vs LF Battle
Updated:I'm a Linux guy. I like my line feeds a simple LF. but when developing cross platform and you hit Windows and face CRLF. It can be a real linting challenge
Guzzle and Curl
Updated:Related to my previous post about Laravel. Guzzle and Nginx I ran into an issue with our proxy. The proxy is always a source of fun and games. Because the
Gitlab: When an Upgrade Goes Bad!
Updated:Today is not a lot of fun. I've been seeing some issues with apt not being able to upgrade Gitlab due to a proxy error. This morning I fixed it and the upg
MySQL CSV Import
Updated:A little while ago I wrote a php routine to import CSV files that contain a lot of data into a MySQL table. It works, but it takes it's time doing so. I wa
VSCode rest-client
Now Postman is awesome, but I came across this really good rest-client plugin for VSCode. What makes it so good is that I can save the .rest or .http files