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Google Talk (Gtalk) with pidgin 2.7.10
After trying for sometimes adding my gmail account on pidgin 2.7.9, I thought probably I need to update to the latest version. Then after downloading and installing the latest one, still I can not login to my gtalk using pidgin. … Continue reading
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Tagged adding account, google talk, gtalk, pidgin, xmpp
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Grep Exercise (From “UNIX® Shells by Example Fourth EditionBy Ellie Quigley”)
With the same text file from the previous post we have these questions: Print all lines containing the string San. Print all lines where the person’s first name starts with J. Print all lines ending in 700. Print all lines … Continue reading
Everyday useful sed command
If you have this text file containing: █▓▒░bondhan@optimus-prime█▓▒░ Wed Dec 22 14:00:23 /media/BONDHAN_4GB/workspace/grep_exercise/ cat grep_exercise.sh 1. Print all lines containing the string San. 2. Print all lines where the person’s first name starts with J. 3. Print all lines ending … Continue reading
Sed Exercise (From “UNIX® Shells by Example Fourth EditionBy Ellie Quigley”)
To become familiar with sed (stream editor), I decided to write the answer of exercise from the book titled “UNIX® Shells by Example Fourth EditionBy Ellie Quigley”. Download here for downloading the questions and answers, or directly from your beloved shell wget … Continue reading
Organizing e-Books using Bash
To become familiar with *nix scripting, I told myself to write a small script written in bash. The script will find certain ebooks (using keywords) then write the found results into a text file. From the found results, the script … Continue reading
A simple-multipurpose GNU Makefile
Since joining the current company, I usually make my own Makefile rather than using the default Makefile from eclipse. I feel that make is very powerful, just by calling make and its parameters, there you are, you get your binary … Continue reading
Forwarding ssh socks to outside users
Here’s the scheme. My fellow friend borrowed me a tunnel to his (sort of) expensive VPS and told me to create a socks using ssh with this command: ssh -fND localhost:6666 account@his-vps.org After setting the proxy (using sock not http) … Continue reading
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