Author Archives: ronaldpringadi

PHP and CURL

Posted on May 20, 2014 by ronaldpringadi

1234567891011121314151617181920212223242526function browse($url, $postData = null) {     $fields = ”;     if(is_array($postData) && sizeof($postData) >= 1){         $fields = http_build_query($postData);     }     $ch = curl_init();     curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_URL, $url);     … Continue reading →

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Directory sharing between Linux and Windows

Posted on May 8, 2014 by ronaldpringadi

1. Sharing/serving a Linux directory to Windows $ sudo apt-get install samba $ sudo smbpasswd -a USERNAME $ mkdir /home/USERNAME/sharedfolder $ sudo vi /etc/samba/smb.conf [sharedfolder] path = /home/USERNAME/sharedfolder available = yes valid users = USERNAME read only = no browsable … Continue reading →

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Choosing the default network card (NIC) that should access the Internet

Posted on May 8, 2014 by ronaldpringadi

In the presense of multiple network adapters, it is sometimes necessary to manually specify which one is the default used for internet routing, for example. To accomplish this, you have to manually add a “metric” to each interface. Windows will … Continue reading →

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Getting the current filename using bash

Posted on May 3, 2014 by ronaldpringadi

123456789101112131415$ cat ./testfilename.sh #!/bin/bash fullfile=`basename $0` filename=$(basename "$fullfile") echo "filename:"$filename extension="${filename##*.}" echo "extension:"$extension justfilename="${filename%.*}" echo "justfilename:"$justfilename $ ./testfilename.sh filename:testfilename.sh extension:sh justfilename:testfilename

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Customize your Vim editor using .vimrc

Posted on April 24, 2014 by ronaldpringadi

Quick notes: – imap is for when you are in insert mode – map is when your are in command mode Thus when you are in the insert mode, sometime you need to exit to the command mode first using … Continue reading →

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Search and replace withing a file

Posted on April 14, 2014 by ronaldpringadi

1234567sed -i -e"s/SEARCH_TEXT/REPPLACE_TEXT/g" FILENAME.txt # another example using bakup sed -i.bak -e"s/SEARCH_TEXT/REPPLACE_TEXT/g" FILENAME.txt # another example using variable sed -i -e"s/\/pathname/\/pathname-$date/g" "filename-"$date".xml"

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Bash Scripting Basics (Variable Assignment, If, Loop)

Posted on March 20, 2014 by ronaldpringadi

12345678910111213141516171819202122232425262728293031#!/bin/bash ################################################## # Benchmark the processing time when wkhtmltopdf # converts an html file to a pdf file ################################################## if [[ $1 = "" || $2 = "" || $3 = "" ]]; then         echo "Usage: … Continue reading →

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Compress and Extract Files in Linux

Posted on March 10, 2014 by ronaldpringadi

Extract: .tar.bz2 To extract a tar (Tape ARchiver) file, type the following in the shell prompt: 1tar xvjf yourFileName.tar.bz2 Which will untar it to the current directory. Depending on the file structure that being compressed, it might create sub-directories. Parameters: … Continue reading →

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Using VBA macro for Excel

Posted on January 22, 2014 by ronaldpringadi

Let’s start with something simple. Assume that we have a big spreadsheet and we want to highlight it based on a certain subject — for example, expenses about car. For the sake of the example we’ll keep it short, but … Continue reading →

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Remote copy using scp

Posted on January 15, 2014 by ronaldpringadi

Do you ever need to copy one file from one server to another? If you have ssh access to the remote server then you can do an scp command like so: 1$ scp remoteUsername@remoteServername:remoteFile localFile

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