This talk will go through how to use the command-line/terminal/shell efficiently (key bindings, pipes, redirection, etc.), and general patterns and pitfall in shell scripting will be discussed (checking if a file exists, looping, etc.). To feel the real power of OS X, knowing how to write shell scripts is essential.I hope that you will join me in discussion.
That is, add the option UseRoaming no to your /etc/ssh/ssh_config (or your user's ~/.ssh/config) file, or start your ssh client with -oUseRoaming=no included on the commandline.# echo -e 'Host *\nUseRoaming no' >> /etc/ssh/ssh_config
![[OS X] Unleash your inner console cowboy](http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-ltyYh4ysBHI/U04MKlHc6pI/AAAAAAAADQo/PFxXaGZu9PQ/w200-h150-c/no-image.png "[OS X] Unleash your inner console cowboy")
This talk will go through how to use the command-line/terminal/shell efficiently (key bindings, pipes, redirection, etc.), and general patterns and pitfall in shell scripting will be discussed (checking if a file exists, looping, etc.). To feel the real power of OS X, knowing how to write shell scripts is essential.I hope that you will join me in discussion.
/usr/sbin/hbsd-update and /usr/sbin/hbsd-update-build, which apply and build update packages, respectively. This work was sponsored by G2, Inc, who has an immediate need for binary updates. $ generate() { tr -dc "[:alnum:]" < /dev/urandom | dd bs="$len" count=1; }
$ len=10; echo $(generate 2>/dev/null)
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Changes so far to OpenSSL 1.0.1g since the 11th include:To clarify, not all of the cryptographic engines were removed; the padlock and aesni engines are still in place.
- Splitting up libcrypto and libssl build directories
- Fixing a use-after-free bug
- Removal of ancient MacOS, Netware, OS/2, VMS and Windows build junk
- Removal of “bugs” directory, benchmarks, INSTALL files, and shared library goo for lame platforms
- Removal of most (all?) backend engines, some of which didn’t even have appropriate licensing
- Ripping out some windows-specific cruft
- Removal of various wrappers for things like sockets, snprintf, opendir, etc. to actually expose real return values
- KNF of most C files
- Removal of weak entropy additions
- Removal of all heartbeat functionality which resulted in Heartbleed
So I am trying to install firefox from AppCafe and add screen from there. That is not successful, as it says there is no space left on device. df is actually saying something different:/: create /symlink failed, no inodes free
dd if=PCBSD9.2-RELEASE-x64-USB-live-latest.img of=/dev/sdb bs=64k conv=sync(Just in case someone is wondering why, head to google ;] there's a bunch of stuff out there explaining how this works.)
93752+1 records inAt least it seems as I booted just fine.
93753+0 records out
6144196608 bytes (6.1 GB) copied, 1945.92 s, 3.2 MB/s
Do you want to expand the file system for this LIVE media?I answer yes, as I would like to use some extra space on pendrive for some installs and tests. Process takes about few seconds, as my drive is 8GB only. System reboots.
The process may take up to 15 minutes.
1366x768Looks good, I shall keep it. Then I see animation, kinda like when you first run Windows (No sound so I guess it is now yet configured, or not working). Personally, I would rather not see it.
driver:radeon
pi Pascal translator sourceMore about history of BSD in next parts.
px Pascal interpreter
pxp Pascal execution profiler
eyacc Modified yacc for Pascal
assubs Assembly stuff for Pascal
tests Test programs for Pascal
pcs Wirth's Pascal-S
pxref Pascal cross-refence program
opcodes Definition files for Pascal
fpterp Sep ID floating point interpreter using FETCHI sys call
s? Command software source
man? Documents for s? stuff
ashell A new shell with some nice features
ex-1.1 Ex source
exrecover Ex recovery routines (after system crashes)
trek Source for a "star trek" game
portlib Portable library used by trek
exrefm Troff source for "Ex 1.1 Reference Manual"
puman Troff source for "UNIX Pascal User's Manual"
help Sections from our help command
lib Routines for /lib and /usr/lib
bin Routines for /usr/bin
etc Stuff for /etc
1. AddThis - this is for adding sharing features to the blog. (If you like my posts, you can easy share them with this feature. That would be nice, actually ;] ) You can find it at bottom of every post.screenshot made by ghostery, I will talk about it later
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