I’ve been using iFolder for about a month now and am pretty satisfied with the performance and features, but there is one feature I dearly miss: having access to older versions of a file. To work around this problem I simply created a SVN repository for every iFolder user. This allows the users to “check in” [...]
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How to install ruby 1.9.2 on Ubuntu 10.04
The current LTS version of Ubuntu is 10.04 and the most current version of ruby it ships with is 1.9.1. Unfurtunately 1.9.1 wasn’t that great of a release and anyone using the 1.9 branch really should use the stable 1.9.2.
After doing a bit of researching I found some information on how the best approach to [...]
Using iFolder as an open source Dropbox alternative
I’ve had a few posting here in my blog over the years about trying to keep data synced over various computers. Nowadays it has gotten easier since it seems everyone is chruning out their own online storage. Classics like Dropbox or SugarSync, and then we have the big companies Google, Microsoft and Ubuntu trying their [...]
How to easily add colored text output in bash scripts
Here is small snippet that can give your shell scripts some nice output: colortext.sh As with the debug.sh script, just download it to the same directory as your own script and add it with
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It contains one simple function called text with the syntax text <color> “text to be output”. Color can be red, [...]
How to get Teamspeak 3 running on a current Linux
Teamspeak is know for lagging a bit behind with development.
The last few days I have been upgrading my servers to current distributions, today the Voice servers were on the list to get Debian 6 / Ubuntu 11.04. And again I ran into problems with Teamspeak, turns out they won’t work with libmysqlclient 16 libraries and [...]
