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Installing gitolite on a Mac
How to install gitolite on a Mac. Continue reading
Resetting the iPhone
iPhone suddenly shut down and was unresponsive, as if the battery were completely dead. Continue reading
Into Your Light
Some nice passionate playing. The song is Into Your Light by Leaves’ Eyes performed by Vika Yermolyeva.
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Get PyDev Eclipse to Find zmq
If correctly installed, Python on the OS X has no trouble finding the ØMQ Python bindings. However, the Eclipse PyDev by default will not locate the zmq library within the Eclipse IDE. Therefore, if you include the following in your … Continue reading
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Tagged Eclipse, fix, PyDev, solution, unresolved import, zeromq, zmq, ØMQ
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OS X, Apache, Tomcat, and mod_jk
I spent some time with a colleague from South Africa yesterday. He’s a long-time Windows user that writes in Java. He has a new MacBook Pro, and we scratched our head why Apache+mod_jk+Tomcat was blowing up on him. JAVA_HOME The … Continue reading
git Over A Non-Standard ssh Port
git speaks ssh over the standard port 22 out of the box, and flawlessly. For example: git clone git@hostname:repository_name There are a fair number of installations running ssh on non-standard ports, however, and the above method doesn’t directly support a … Continue reading
Installing git on CentOS
git is available as an EPEL package. First, activate EPEL via $ sudo rpm -Uvh http://download.fedora.redhat.com/pub/epel/5/i386/epel-release-5-4.noarch.rpm NOTE:That exact URL will change with time. I took it from the EPEL FAQ. Next, install the git package. $ sudo yum install git
How to Reveal Hidden Files and Folders in a Mac OS X File Dialog
It turns out that there is an undocumented (or poorly documented) key combination to show and hide hidden folders and files. Press Command-Shift-Period (⌘⇧.) to toggle hidden files and folders on and off. Continue reading
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Cleaning Up Jammed Subversion Transactions
There was a very odd server failure while a big Subversion commit was in process. (The ISP hosting the server is kind of flaky.) To clean up the leftover files from the failed transaction, I did this: $ svnadmin lstxns … Continue reading
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