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Tag Archives: linux
Linux – Calculating relative dates
If you need to generate a relative date in a shell script the Linux date command will do the needful, though there are some platform differences you might need to be aware of Continue reading
Linux – Building libxml2 on Red Hat Enterprise Linux
The pre-configuration script for libxml2 does a pretty good job, but it doesn’t quite catch one missing dependency on RHEL 5 Continue reading
PHP – Building PHP 5.4 with IMAP on Red Hat Linux
Adding IMAP support to your PHP build on Red Hat Enterprise Linux can involve navigating some pretty obscure error messages, not to mention some pretty old-school builds Continue reading
Linux – Blinding Find
A little understanding of how find expressions work makes it easy to filter its output to exclude certain files and directories. Continue reading
Linux – Counting code lines with the Unix find command
Here we use the Unix find command in conjunction with cat and wc to get a picture of the number of code lines in a directory hierarchy. Continue reading
Linux – Finding distinct file types with the find command
An example of using the Unix find command to quickly check out the number of different file extensions in a directory tree. Continue reading
Python – Building on OS X
Since OS X comes with Python, if you need to build a specific version on your Mac the required bits are likely to be there already. Running “make test” might reveal a few unnoticed absences though. Continue reading
Python – Building Python 3.3 with LZMA on Linux and OS X
Python 3.3 supports LZMA compression, though you’ll need an LZMA implementation installed in order to use it. Continue reading