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CPAN – Perl Command Line

CPAN – Perl Command Line There are several ways to get Perl modules from CPAN installed on your unix-based system. Keep in mind that there is always more than one way to do it with Perl, and this is no different. Before embarking upon any installation, it’s a good idea to download the module, unzip […]
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Install Google Mod Speed on Ubuntu / Debian

Install Google Mod Speed on Ubuntu / Debian mod_pagespeed is an open-source Apache module that automatically optimizes web pages and resources on them. It does this by rewriting the resources using filters that implement web performance best practices. Webmasters and web developers can use mod_pagespeed to improve the performance of their web pages when serving […]
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Oracle Solaris 11 Overview

Oracle Solaris 11 Overview Production ready release delivering leading operating system technology innovation to improve availability, efficiency, scalability, performance, and security in the data center. What’s New Documentation System Requirements FAQ Oracle Solaris 11 Express raises the bar on the functionality introduced in Oracle Solaris 10, continuing Oracle’s leadership for providing the best choice for […]
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Perl – Execute Command With Timeout

Perl – Execute Command With Timeout [perl] my $command_to_check = “$SSH_CON $host $SSH_CMD”; if (! execute_command($command_to_check)) { next; } sub execute_command($) { ### Executes a command with timeout ### Returns 0 if fails ### Returns 1 on success my $command=shift; my $timeout=30; eval { local $SIG{ALRM} = sub{die;}; my($oalarm) = alarm($timeout); $result=`$command 2>&1`; if ($? […]
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Search String in Directory – UNIX

Search String in Directory – UNIX How to search for a string in a selection of files (-exec grep …). [bash] find . -exec grep “searchstring” ‘{}’ \; -print [/bash] [bash] find . -exec grep “searchstring” ‘{}’ \; -ls [/bash] This command will search in the current directory and all sub directories. All files that […]
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