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* [[Mediawiki setup | Mediawiki]] |
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* [[Mysql notes]] |
* [[Mysql notes | Mysql]] |
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* [[Trac setup | Trac]] |
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* [[svn notes]] - Subversion |
* [[svn notes | SVN]] - Subversion |
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* [[simpleproxy]] - Simple TCP proxy for linux |
* [[simpleproxy]] - Simple TCP proxy for linux |
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* [[Emacs notes | Emacs]] - some of my favoritre customizations |
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* [[SciTe notes | SciTe / Scintilla]] - the lightweight programmers editor |
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Revision as of 12:56, 2 November 2009
Contents
Notes about installing and setup of various apps and features in Ubuntu
- ssh with a private-public key
- SVN - Subversion
- simpleproxy - Simple TCP proxy for linux
- Emacs - some of my favoritre customizations
- SciTe / Scintilla - the lightweight programmers editor
- OpenOffice
- Grep - grep and egrep usage tips
- Octave (MatLab alternative)
- XMMS setup for Ubuntu 8.04 and up - from source
- XMMS setup for Ubuntu Hardy - from deb.
Misc tasks
- Secure directories under Apache (htaccess style)
- Users and permissions in Linux / Ubuntu
Other nice external links and howto-s
DV/Firewire for Ubuntu
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Firewire
Tunneling to socks proxy
In short: $ssh -D 9999 username@ip-address-of-ssh-server Then set in Firefox to use a SOCKS proxy: “localhost", port 9999
Acroread on Ubuntu
The link: [1]
Check the ports and apps listening on them
netstat -lnptu
Listing members of a group
I.e., the opposite to the command 'groups myuser'
sudo apt-get install members [if needed] members groupname
Custom autocomplete in Ubuntu
It is nice to use TAB key to autocomlete path for example, for a ls command in bash.
It turns out, you can also autocomplete certain command arguments, e.g. apt-get inst<TAB>
expands to apt-get install.
Even better, you can define your own completion rules for other commands and applications.