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Terminal
A stash of terminal commands.
batch converting folder with Pandoc:
for i in *.md ; do echo "$i" && pandoc $i -f markdown -t html -o $i.html ; doneapp permissions change:
sudo chmod -R 755 Path\ to\ app\ file.appbatch upload with glitch.com:
~kinduff solutionreduce pdf
convert -density 200 -compress jpeg -quality 20 input.pdf output.pdfdifferent drivers for d1 mini boards.
to list connected ports:
ls /dev/cu.*some boards appear to work with already installed drivers. A link with a driver that fixed issue for me is here. Installing the driver did bring up some warnings but everything appeared to be working after a restart.
quick exiftool reference
return all exif data:
exiftool path\ to\ filewrite to a tag:
exiftool -artist=me a.jpgshared server commands
$ pinky -l username
(includes plan)
in home directory:
$ nano .plan
see who else is online
$ who
write to others
$ wall
list logins
$ lslogins -u
reveal raspberry pi info
$ cat /proc/cpuinfo
traceroute
$ traceroute [ip/url]
wget
I mirror this website on a small computer from my home. It's unstable and unlikely to work for long so I haven't left the good hosting of Greenhost just yet. To copy the site across I was getting a bit confused for a long time with the intricacies of SSH and filepaths. Presumably it would make sense to have the whole thing running with Git and to be able to pull the latest version across.
But, as is often the case, I've found a hacky, simple, manual way of doing it that suits me.
//SSH to host computer
//navigate to web directory
cd /var/www/html/
//clone the website
sudo wget --recursive --no-parent https://bruise.in
//copy new/changed files to the web directory
sudo rsync -r /var/www/html/bruise.in/ /var/www/html/
//remove the downloaded copy
sudo rm -r /var/www/html/bruise.in
categories: tools
~gg 05/23
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