SPEC RPM template

A good template to start:

:)

watching queries per second (vmstat style) on MySQL

Good trick!

:D

Compiling a .cpp source with OpenCV libs in MacOSX/Ubuntu 13.04

Yes!.... the way to run cpp is different between OS: ;)

massive-kill for mysql sleep connections (concept)

Mmmm.... It is not a good trick.... but it could be useful: https://gist.github.com/vicendominguez/8820342 Update: Perhaps this is a better way (Mysql procedure): https://gist.github.com/datacharmer/5946490 :S

Dokuwiki + Nginx config file (CentOS 6.4)

It works! :)

Trick to compile GNURadio in MacOS X

Yeeah! this is the key.... ;)

Discovering the real number of CPUs in the host server from inside of a VZ container

Researching about ffmpeg enconding in a VZ container I have discovered it is possible to get the real number of CPUs inside of a VZ container. I had to use different flags in compilation time but it works (at least in Proxmox): :O

Websockets + Nodejs + Nginx

With the last version of Nginx, it supports http 1.1 with bidirectional websockets. So it is possible to use it with nodejs (by example).

A spanish intro in this post: http://www.securityartwork.es/2013/06/13/abstrayendo-websockets-ssl/

Here, my minimal-snippets: One plain and one for SSL:


;)

Searching full anonymous proxies

I have created a PoC to try to get full anonymous proxies. This script discovers if your IP is full changed and anonymous using a proxy. It works via NSE by NMAP.

I wrote one post about it in Spanish here: http://www.securityartwork.es/2013/05/14/a-vueltas-con-la-deteccion-de-proxys/

The PoC source code here: https://github.com/vicendominguez/http-open-proxy-anon

:)

Vte

Horrible script to show me the headers in the webserver to get the correct-real client ip

Horrible script to show me the headers in the webserver to get the correct-real client ip:


:|

dump xlsx in terminal and with "grep" tool you can search words

I worked in a company with the network inventory in a Excel. It was useful to search names and ips from linux terminal.

It dumps the xlsx file to console and I was using "grep" to search words or IP or whatever you want . May be you can get something else: :)

Migrating compatible fork'ed Nagios platforms....

May be this script will be useful for you. You can create another new one from here. It has two parts: :D

"Automagic" mount (at boot time) of a windows folder in FreeBSD 7

Mounting share folder at boot time looks like easy yeah.... but you need to know what the trick is.

From my gist: https://gist.github.com/vicendominguez/8806533
:)

Installing Navisphere CLI on CentOS 6.2

Yes! you need to find the NaviCLI-Linux-64-x86-en_US-7.31.25.1.24-1.x86_64.rpm file. And yes, it is not easy. Google is your friend.

;)

Commvault backups history from Windows Terminal.

It is tested with CommVault 9 and you will need to install qcommands (it comes with commvault).

The authentication is out of the script (at the moment). Remember to execute 'qlogin' to validate the user/pass first.

:)