How to save Cydia sources entered manually

Navigate to /private/etc/apt/sources.list.d/

save cydia.list

next time, replace to the same location before fire up cydia.

Enable vi ksh command line editing

type: set -o vi

or add it to .kshrc

done!!

Personal Alpha Software

From the site:

The PersonalAlpha software lets you run your Alpha/OpenVMS software on a standard Personal Computer. Imagine running your VMS and Tru64 programs on your office PC, notebook or computer at home. Develop, test and run OpenVMS/Tru64 applications wherever you are.

PersonalAlpha is the 32-bit introduction to a suite of 64-bit Alpha Virtualization Software products that Emulators International has available. These solutions allow you to replace your Alpha computers without changing its applications. We have software available for most AlphaServer systems like the AlphaServer 300, 400, 800, 1x00, 2x00 and 4x00, AlphaStation 2x0, DS and the DEC3000-AXP series.

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fix "this device is not made to work with iphone", water damage

upload this file to

/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/IAP.framework/Support/

#chmod 755 * ; chown root:wheel *

dont be afraid of the * there is nothing else there


88888888 this file is cracked and is no legal, use it under ur own risk 88888888

CAUTION: THIS DISABLES LINE OUT ON DOCK

my post on hackintosh: http://www.hackint0sh.org/forum/f127/53420.htm#post421582

OpenVMS Commands with unix equivalents

Ok, Lets start w/ VMS here's a useful list of VMS / Unix equivalency commands

APPEND

cat concatenates files. If contents of file1 need to be placed at the end of file2 issue the following unix command.cat file1 >> file2

x=,x:=

= (Bourne and Korn) , set (C shell)

x==,x:==

same as = followed by export

ASSIGN,DEFINE

if file,directory alias definition: ln , ln -s hard and soft links

DEFINE

variable definitions (no real equivalent!)

DIRECTORY

ls

ATTACH

fg

BACKUP

tar or pax : back up files into a tar file.

/INIT

tar -c or pax : Restore files.

/LIST

tar -t : List contents.

/LOG

tar -v : Report progress.

/NOREWIND

tar -r : Write at end of existing backup (tar) files.

/RECORD

tar -m : Update file's modification date upon restore.

COPY

cp : Copy a file

COPY

ftp : Copy to/from a nontrusted remote host.

COPY

rcp : Copy to/from a trusted remote host.

COPY/CONFIRM

cp -i : Confirm before copying.

CREATE

touch : Create or update a file.

CREATE/DIRECTORY

mkdir : Create a subdirectory.

CREATE filename

cat <

CREATE filename

cat

DEBUG

dbx : Debug a program.

DELETE

rm : Delete a file.

/CONFIRM

rm -i : Confirm deletion.

/ENTRY

lprm : Remove queued line printer job.

/QUEUE

lprm -P : Remove all jobs from the queue.

/LOG

rm -e : Delete files and list them as they are deleted.

/SYMBOL

unset : Get rid of an environment variable.

DELETE

rmdir : Delete an empty subdirectory.

DIFFERENCES

diff : Display all differences in files or directories.

DIFF/MAXIMUM_DIFF=1

cmp : Display first difference in two files (typically used with binary files).

DIFF/NUMBER NL:

cat -n : Display a file with line numbers.

DIFF/SLP

diff - e : Generate editing changes for the ed editor.

DIRECTORY [...]

ls -R : Do a recursive directory/list of files.

DIRECTORY [...]

find : Find a file

DIRECTORY *.DIR

ls -d : List directory name(s) only ls -Rd

DIRECTORY

ls : List files.

/BY_OWNER

ls -l dir | grep owner : List only those files owned by a specifed user.

/COLUMN

ls -1 : List one file per line.

/DATE

ls -c : List by creation/last modification.

/FULL

ls -l : Long listing.

/TOTAL

du : Summarize disk usage.

/MODIFIED/SINCE [...]

find -mtime +n : Modified more than n days ago.

/MODIFIED /BEFORE [...]

find -mtime +n : Modified more than n days ago.

/OWNER

ls -g : Include group (used with |).

/SIZE

ls -s : Include size.

DISMOUNT/UNLOAD

mt rewofmt offline : Rewind and unload the tape.

DUMP

od : Dump a file in various formats.

/HEXADECIMAL

od -h : Hexadecimal dump.

/OCTAL

od -o : Octal dump.

EDIT/EDT,EDIT/EVE,EVE

vi : Screen editor session.

EDIT/RECOVER

vi -r : Recover a screen editing session.

EXCHANGE

dd : Back up, restore, and convert nonstandard files.

EXIT

exit : Terminate a script.

HELP

man : Display online reference pages.

HELP HINTS

man -k topic : Display a list of commands that correspond to the specified topic.

INQUIRE/NOPUNCTUATION

read choice? : Prompt for a responce and put the response into an environment variable.

INITIALIZE device:

fddisk -fmt device : Format a diskette.

LIBRARY

ar : Library maintainer.

/CREATE

ar -cr : Create library.

/EXTRACT

ar -x : Extract modules.

/INSERT

ar -q : Insert modules.

/LIST

ar -t : List modules.

/REPLACE

ar -r : Replace modules.

LINK

ld : Link compiled source code into an executable image.

login procedure

.login .cshrc .profile .kshrc
Set of commands automatically executed at login time.
On OpenVMS, LOGIN/CLI specifies an alternate command language interpreter.

LOGOUT

logout C shell exit Bourne and Korn shell Terminate a terminal session.

MAIL

mail : Invoke the mail utility.

MERGE

sort -m : Merge sorted files.

MOUNT

mount : Mount a tape.

ON COUNTROL_C THEN

trap 2 : Enable handler for Stop signal.

ON CONTROL_Y

onintr : On interrupt.

PHONE

talk tty name : Communicate interactively with another user.

PRINT

lpr : Print a file on the default line printer.

/COPIES=n

lpr -#n : Print n copies.

/DELETE

lpr -r : Remove file after printing

/FORM

lpr -ln : Make page n lines (default = 66)

/FORM

lpr -n : Print n column output.

/FORM

lpr -wn : Set line width to n

/HEADER

pr -h string | lpr : Print a header on each page.

/NAME=jobname

lpr -Jjobname : Include job name on the first page of the job.

/NOFLAG

lpr -h : Print with no header page.

/NOTIFY

lpr -m : Send mail upon completion.

/PAGES=(n,?)

lpr +n : Begin printing on page n.

/QUEUE

lpr -Pqueue : Print a file on the specified queue.

READ

read : Read input (korn shell)

RECALL/ALL

history : Recall command lines

REPLY/USER

write : Send a brief message to a logged-in user

RENAME

mv : move/rename a file(s)

RENAME/CONFIRM

mv -i : confirm the move/rename of a file(s)

SEARCH

grep : Search files for strings.

/MATCH=NOR

grep -v : List only lines that do not match

/NOEXACT

grep -i : Ignore case distinctions.

/NUMBERS

grep -n : Precede each match with line number.

/STATISTICS

grep -c : List only a file name that contains match

/WINDOW=0

grep -l : Return only file name(s) that contains match

file pattern/WINDOW=5

more -5 +/pattern file : Display search line plus two lines before and after. (Terminate with q).

file pattern/WIND=(5,0)

cat file | more -5+pattern : Display search line plus next five lines.

You can find more equivalency lists at :

http://wwwvms.mppmu.mpg.de/vmsdoc/VMS-UNIX_CMD-EQUIVALENTS.HTML

http://w3.pppl.gov/~bdavis/swdoc/VMS_Unix_cmds.txt

YouTube on FrontRow

To get YouTube on FrontRow:

Download Plugin from http://code.google.com/p/understudy/issues/detail?id=54

Add videos as RSS feed

http://gdata.youtube.com/feeds/base/videos?q=&client=ytapi-youtube-search&v=2

Check youtube RSS info

Encrypt files w/ OpenSSL

To encrypt a file

openssl enc -aes-256-cbc -e -in archivo.rtf -out encriptado.rtf.ssl -pass pass:DorAemoN

To decryp

openssl enc -aes-256-cbc -d -in encriptado.rtf.ssl -out archivo.rtf -pass pass:DorAemoN

Change hostname on Linux

1- whats current hostname ?

#hostname

2- change it

#hostname

3- reboot

#init 6 or #reboot

4- check if done

#hostname

Create user in solaris

useradd -d /export/home/God -s /usr/bin/ksh -c "God, aka jesus" -m god

How to check Memory size on Unix

2 check memory Size on Solaris:

#dmesg |grep mem #/usr/platform/sun4u/sbin/prtdiag |grep Memory # prtconf -v |grep Mem HP-UX # dmesg |grep Physical # print_manifest |grep –i memory AIX #bootinfo -r #lsattr -El sys0 -a realmem #getconf REAL_MEMORY Linux #dmesg |grep -i memory #cat /proc/meminfo |grep -i memtotal # free # free -m

Veritas cluster status

To get the veritas cluster status do the following:

As root :

hastatus -sum (Sumary)

hares -display (Complete status)

Solaris friendly shutdown

/usr/sbin/shutdown -y -i6 -g0

Veritas cluster Server

Manual at Symantec

Emulator also at Symantec

Have lots of Fun!!

OpenSuse ICS

Setup ICS

yast - > network devices - > network card module, a good static IP for your internal NIC would be 192.168.0.254

Dont Forget The Gateway on the internet enabled NIC

IP Forwarding

You will not be able to perform this step if you are using Network Manager and not Ifup.

Open YaST -> Network Devices -> Network Settings -> Routing and check the box marked Enable IP Forwarding

Click Finish

Select the External and Internal interfaces

Open YaST - > Security & Users - > Firewall

In the Interfaces section:

Select the network card that you connect to the internet through, click change and set it to External Zone

Select the network card that is connected to the other machine(s) on your internal network that you want to share the internet to and set it to Internal Zone

Enable Masquerading

Still in the Firewall YaST Module locate the Masquerading section.

Check the box labeled Masquerade Networks

Click Next and Finish

DHCP

YaST - > Network Services - > DHCP server

• Set the active interface to your internal network card

• Choose an internal domain name

• Fill in the name server IPs with the values you can find by running cat /etc/resolv.conf

• Set the Default Gateway to the IP address of your SUSE box on the internal network

From OPENSUSE.org

Check network interface (NIC) speed, duplex and autoneg Solaris

Duplex

bash-2.05# kstat -m -i 0 -s link_duplex|grep link_duplex|awk '{print $2}'

2= Full duplex

Speed

kstat -m -i 0 -s link_speed|grep link_speed|awk '{print $2}'

Autoneg

kstat -m -i 0 -s cap_autoneg|grep cap_autoneg|awk '{print $2}'

Play tetris in your teminal

#emacs

esc + x

tetris

Debian Gets FreeBSD Kernel Support

"Today Debian gets one step closer to really becoming 'the universal operating system' by adding two architectures based on the FreeBSD kernel to the unstable archive. This does not mean that the Debian project is ditching the Linux kernel; Debian users will be able to choose which kernel they want to install (at least on on the i386 and amd64 architectures) and get more or less the same Debian operating system they are used to. This makes Debian the first distribution, and probably the first large OS, to support two completely different kernels at the same time."

via Slashdot

GDI++ make Fonts looks like Mac OS X in windows

http://drwatson.nobody.jp/gdi++/index-en.html

via lifehacker

Mac OS X Speech bug, ipod shuffle affected?

try for yourself

Last login: Tue Mar 24 17:22:49 on console

eduardos-macbook:~ eduardo$ say bullfrog

eduardos-macbook:~ eduardo$ say bullfrogs

eduardos-macbook:~ eduardo$

note: fixed on 10.6

Save websites locally

Save a complete website to your harddisk :

wget -m http://www.google.com/

Configurar modem del ice

this how to configure tu-r130.pdf for ICE costa rica Internet on ADSL

have fun!!

http://dl.getdropbox.com/u/418396/documents/Configuracion_rapida_atu-r130.pdf

Paintbrush for Mac OS X

Paintbrush for OS X @ http://paintbrush.sourceforge.net/

Paintbrush is a simple paint program for Mac OS X, reminiscent of Microsoft Paint and Apple’s own now-defunct MacPaint. It provides users with a means to make simple images quickly, something which has been noticeably absent from the Mac for years.

When Apple released the original Macintosh in 1984, they included two applications: MacWrite and MacPaint. Twenty-five years later, Macs still include a basic text editor in TextEdit, but a simple paint program is a thing of the past.

The geekier amongst us and those familiar with Unix should really like this trick. You can have Mac OS X 10.5 display the full directory path in the Finder window title bar by issuing a simple command from the Terminal.

defaults write com.apple.finder _FXShowPosixPathInTitle -bool YES
Then you’ll want to kill the Finder for changes to take effect:
killall Finder

To disable the full path title bars and revert back to the default, simply repeat the command with NO instead of YES as the operator:
defaults write com.apple.finder _FXShowPosixPathInTitle -bool NO
killall Finder

via: OS X Daily

Here’s a great tip that creates a nice hover effect when your mouse goes over an application (or folder) within a Leopard stack. Why this isn’t enabled by default in Leopard is beyond me, because it makes navigating within stacks a whole lot easier. Don’t miss out, here’s how to activate it:

Launch the Terminal and type the following command:
defaults write com.apple.dock mouse-over-hilte-stack -boolean yes

then, you’ll have to restart the Dock by issuing the following command:
killall Dock

To disable the hover highlights, type:

Flush DNS cache mac os

Flush your DNS Cache in Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard

Launch Terminal and issue the following command:
dscacheutil -flushcache
All done, your DNS has been flushed. On a side note, the dscacheutil is interesting in general and worth taking a look at, try the -statistics flag instead for some stats.

Flush your DNS Cache in Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger

Type the following command in the Terminal:
lookupd -flushcache

That’s it, that’s all there is to it. Now your DNS settings should be as you intended them to be.

Convert Leopard upgrade to retail

Put your licensed Leopard Disk in DVD Drive
Start Disk Utility
In Disk Utility Select New Image
The New Image Dialog will pop up. Leave everything at default setting and set Volume Size to “8.0 GB (DVD+R DL)”
Select the Leopard DVD on the side pane of the Disk Utility and Click Restore
Set the source as the Leopard DVD and destination as the Newly Created Disk Image
Now wait. This process will take a VERY long time.

After it is done, eject the DVD
Now you must show some hidden files on your Mac. To do that you will need to open your Terminal (in your utilities folder) and type the following commands:
defaults write com.apple.finder AppleShowAllFiles True

Press Return then type in the next command:
Killall Finder

Press Return
This will show all hidden files.

Go into the newly created Leopard Image on your desktop
Navigate to /Volumes/Mac OS X Install DVD/System/Installation/CDIS/
Right-Click on “Mac OS X Installer” and Click on Show Package Contents
In the New Window goto Contents/Resources and DELETE the “CheckForOSX” File
Now just rename the DMG Volume to Mac OS X Install DVD using the Get Info Dialog
Now burn this image

install vmware tools on freebsd

mount /cdrom

cd /tmp

Untar the VMware Tools tar file:

tar zxpf /cdrom/vmware-freebsd-tools.tar.gz
umount /cdrom

cd vmware-tools-distrib
./vmware-install.pl

reboot / execute:

vmware-toolbox

windowslive POP3

POP server: pop3.live.com (Port 995)
POP SSL required? Yes
User name: Your Windows Live ID, for example yourname@hotmail.com
Password: The password you usually use to sign in to Hotmail or Windows Live
SMTP server: smtp.live.com (Port 25)
Authentication required? Yes (this matches your POP username and password)
TLS/SSL required? Yes

Path bar in finder

to show path bar on finder : View > Show path bar

Set up Kde on freeBSD 7.1

Set up Kde on freeBSD 7.1

1- set hostname : #hostname host.domain.com

2- edit /etc/hosts : duh, u know!

3- create ur own .xinitrc at ur home directory: echo "exec /usr/local/bin/startkde" >> ~/.xinitrc

4- run forest, run !! : startx

Free easy VPN software multiplataform

 Logmein Hamachi lets you create multiplataform VPN connection 4 free up to 16 clients, easy as work on a mac

Anonymous internet for free

Get this app to browse internet anonymously fast and for free @ hotspotshield.com for iphone, mac and windows

Squidman An internet proxy cache for mac

Squidman is the port of squid for mac , so you can cache your most visited sites get it @: Squidman

100 beautiful iphone wallpapers

Check this cool wallpapers @:

iphone wallpapers

Create your own maps w/ points of interest

MapMaker.Google.com

Check my map at 

Sync multiple folders w/ in unix and Mac OS w/ dropbox rsync or zumo drive

Just create a soft link:

ln -s /origin /bkpdirectory/destiny

Online backups from free

Dropbox is a free service w/ 2 GB you can get @ getdropbox.com

A simple blog

This a simple easy to read blog, just relevant tips and trips I use day by day