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Phusion Passenger & mod_rewrite

July 5, 2011November 23, 2018linux, rubyLeave a comment

I noticed through Google Webmaster Tools that there where still some old links around on the internet pointing to non-existing pages on my company site. So I thought is was time to redirect them to some existing pages. The quickes way was creating a .htaccess file and that would be it. But for some reason, … Continue reading Phusion Passenger & mod_rewrite

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Remove hidden .svn folders from command-line

January 7, 2009February 4, 2020apple, bash, linux, svn, versioningLeave a comment

I had a small problem on my Mac when I wanted to rebuild a subversion repo. When I worked on windows, I just searched the project folder for .svn folders. But on Mac and Linux, thats another story. Thankfully for the command-line, one quick command, and the problem is fixed: find . | grep .svn$ … Continue reading Remove hidden .svn folders from command-line

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bash: /bin/rm: Argument list too long

December 28, 2008February 19, 2022apple, bash, linuxLeave a comment

Today, I needed to empty a folder through bash on my Linux server that contained a lot of files. The files where maybe 2kb, but all the files together contained over 400Mb. So I used rm * to remove them, but it threw me a nice error: bash: /bin/rm: Argument list too long . Looks … Continue reading bash: /bin/rm: Argument list too long

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