Re: [SLUG] Robert Collins' Notebook

[Robert Collins]

On Fri, 2005-05-27 at 22:46 +1000, Carl Woodward wrote:
> Hi everyone,
> 
> I know this isn't the right forum for this question but I was
> wondering if anyone could tell me what notebook Robert Collins is
> using?
> I saw it tonight at SLUG and can't seem to find it on the web.

Its the Dell  X1. Very sweet machine, I'm enjoying using it
almost as much as folks reaction when they pick it up ;).

Rob

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[SLUG] several domains to one web in Apache 1.3x, single docroot ?

[Voytek]

I need to set one web space, with 4 domains pointing to same web space, as
in:

mysite.tld, minesite.tld, my_site.tld mine_site.tld.

what's the best way to set that ?

I'm thinking of duplicating  stuff, just keeping DocRoot same,
is that an OK way ?

hmmm, that will give me multiple cronlogs to same log... that can't be a
good idea..?



ServerAdmin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
DocumentRoot /home/mysite.tld/www
ServerName www.mysite.tld
CustomLog "|/usr/sbin/cronolog /home/mysite.tld/logs/%Y-%m-%d-access.log"
combined



followed by, for each additional tld, another virtual


ServerAdmin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
DocumentRoot /home/mysite.tld/www
ServerName www.my_site.tld
CustomLog "|/usr/sbin/cronolog /home/mysite.tld/logs/%Y-%m-%d-access.log"
combined



what's the best way to do that ?

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Re: [SLUG] several domains to one web in Apache 1.3x, single docroot ?

[Robert Collins]

On Mon, 2005-05-30 at 08:38 +1000, Voytek wrote:
> I need to set one web space, with 4 domains pointing to same web space, as
> in:
> 
> mysite.tld, minesite.tld, my_site.tld mine_site.tld.
> 
> what's the best way to set that ?
> 
> I'm thinking of duplicating  stuff, just keeping DocRoot same,
> is that an OK way ?

Just leave the default wildcard in place. Otherwise, you can specify
multiple domains in a site rule IIRC.

Rob

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Re: [SLUG] Cp -R skipping some directories

[Peter Rundle]

Simon,


Is it possible to have cp skip some directories when using cp -R?
 


Dunno, but cpio -p would be able to solve your problem.

 $ find . -print | cpio -pdmuv /new/directory

Find simply generates a list of file names, which cpio reads on it's 
standard input
as a list to copy. Obviously you can put any filter you like between 
find and cpio,

but you can also use anything to create the list to feed to cpio.

 $ find . -print | egrep -v '(not-this|nor-that)' | cpio -pdmuv 
/new/directory

 $ cat my-list-of-files | cpio -pdmuv /new/directory

HTH

P.
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Re: [SLUG] several domains to one web in Apache 1.3x, single docroot ?

[Mike MacCana]

Robert Collins wrote:


On Mon, 2005-05-30 at 08:38 +1000, Voytek wrote:
 


I need to set one web space, with 4 domains pointing to same web space, as
in:

mysite.tld, minesite.tld, my_site.tld mine_site.tld.

what's the best way to set that ?

I'm thinking of duplicating  stuff, just keeping DocRoot same,
is that an OK way ?
   



Just leave the default wildcard in place. Otherwise, you can specify
multiple domains in a site rule IIRC.
 

You do indeed RC. If you feel like doing that you'd use the ServerAlias 
option.


Mike
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[SLUG] Newlines in environment variables

[Peter Hardy]

Pretty basic shell question, but it's Monday morning and my brain hasn't
warmed up yet.

I have the following bit of shell script to accept messages piped from
evolution filters and pop up a notice on screen:


message="Message received

`egrep "(^From:|^Subject:)"`

"

xmessage -nearmouse $message

(I'd much rather use zenity or some other xmessage replacement, but
nothing else is available in this environment)

Now, running this script with bash compresses $message to a single line,
while zsh keeps the newlines intact. So I'm wondering how to achieve the
same thing with bash.

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RE: [SLUG] Cp -R skipping some directories

[Simon]

Thanks all, seems like rsync is what I have been looking for.



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Well, that depends on what we're talking about. In a script context, you
could have an "ignore list", and by checking if "folder1" is in it, the
script would that folder and move on.



(insert your favorite shell hack here)



But strictly as a command, you have regexes available. By copying "ma*"
recursively to, say, "/tmp", you'll copy folders like "man", "mate", or
whatever else starts with "ma".





On 5/27/05, Simon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> HI all,

> Is it possible to have cp skip some directories when using cp -R?

>

> 

> OLMC

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Re: [SLUG] Newlines in environment variables

[tatz]

Hi, good morning!?

From: Peter Hardy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Mon, 30 May 2005 11:30:48 +1000

> I have the following bit of shell script to accept messages piped from
> evolution filters and pop up a notice on screen:
> 
> 
> message="Message received
> 
> `egrep "(^From:|^Subject:)"`
> 
> "
> 
> xmessage -nearmouse $message
> 
> (I'd much rather use zenity or some other xmessage replacement, but
> nothing else is available in this environment)
> 
> Now, running this script with bash compresses $message to a single line,
> while zsh keeps the newlines intact. So I'm wondering how to achieve the
> same thing with bash.

xmessage -nearmouse "$message"

If you don't quote the variable, it is separated by IFS again.
Therefore, there is another answer:

  IFS=""
  xmessage -nearmouse $message
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Re: [SLUG] Newlines in environment variables

[Ian Wienand]

On Mon, May 30, 2005 at 11:30:48AM +1000, Peter Hardy wrote:
> xmessage -nearmouse $message

> Now, running this script with bash compresses $message to a single line,
> while zsh keeps the newlines intact. So I'm wondering how to achieve the
> same thing with bash.

Quote $message, as in

$ xmessage -nearmouse "$message"

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