Jun 17, 2024
What people think linux users do
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What people think linux users do
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Keith & Kalen's Talk
Operation Ichor belongs to @slumbrr-r
The Anthropophagi - Terminal Command belongs to me
Fun fact: Keith framed that picture because Raymond had insisted. This was the only picture they managed to click of themselves together after all. Raymond just... refused to try and take another photo after that single shot
Masterlist
Use this Terminal command: for i in *; do mv "$i" "$(echo $i|tr A-Z a-z)"; done
To start memcached
Terminal Commands:
cd /usr/bin
ls
ls -al | grep mem
./memcached &
ps aux | grep memca
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Mac Terminal TCP
netstat -lt | grep 11211
--看本地的TCP端口状况
Using rsync to Mirror Directories
rsync -vaz /path/to/dirA/ /path/to/dir/B
Copy all files from dirA to dirB
rsync -vaz /path/to/dirA /path/to/dir/B
Copy dirA with all files to dirB
rsync -vaz --exclude=subdirC/ --exclude=*.tmp /path/to/dirA /path/to/dirB
Copy all files from dirA to dirB without sundir named "subdirC" and files *.tmp
learnt to use it and now find it invaluable for making a mirrored copy of data without needing to copy everything once again