Newest Configuration Programming Tips
Testing Chaos with Automated Configuration Management solutions
Abhishek Kumar
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puppet, configuration, automation, testing
Super-quick Apache domain redirect
Mathew Byrne
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configuration, apache, server
For to many years
Benjamin Neil
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configuration, tmux, rage, bash
Markdown headings in AsciiDoc
Dan Allen
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configuration, markdown, asciidoc
Puppet ~ Beginners Concept Guide Series [Part 1-3]
Abhishek Kumar
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puppet, configuration, howto, automation
Using Tmuxinator with Wemux
Andrew Thal
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8 responses
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configuration, tmux, yaml, wemux
SSH into EC2 Instances by Name
Russell
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2 responses
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python, configuration, linux, ssh
Equivalent of /etc/hosts File for Individual Users
Gor
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0 responses
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configuration, ssh
Configure test frameworks and fixture replacements in rails
Jens Grassel
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0 responses
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rails, configuration, testing, rspec
vim configuration
Konstantin Gorodinskiy
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0 responses
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configuration, vim, vimrc
Nginx maintenance page
Bartłomiej Danek
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0 responses
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configuration, maintenance, page, nginx
Handle noisy favicon.ico messages in nginx
Oto Brglez
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0 responses
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config, configuration, http, nginx
Symfony2 catch FOSUser onLogin event
pleone
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0 responses
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php, configuration, users, symfony
Exclude hosts in ssh config
Daniel Puglisi
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0 responses
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configuration, cli, ssh
Configuration for development and deployment
Tom, Bom
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0 responses
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configuration, bash
Hack-up Joomla
Adam Krueger
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0 responses
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configuration, joomla, extensions, permissions
iOS Simulator: Change 'hardware' using command line
cSquirrel
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0 responses
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ios, simulator, configuration
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