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OSX / Mac OS Empty Trash

Posted on by smjrifle in Tutorials

OSX / Mac OS Empty Trash Sometimes while deleting files from trash, mac os gives error that the file is in use. It is very difficult to track down the application that uses the file. The following commands can be of some help. lsof | grep Trash The above command shows you the application […]

Run JSP application with apache using mod proxy

Posted on by smjrifle in Tutorials

So you have a VPS and you want to host tomcat application and your apache application together in it. Sure you can run them on different ports, but if you want to run jsp app also on port 80, you can use apache’s mod proxy to do so. Follow the following steps to run jsp […]

Weekly DIY and Workshops

Posted on by smjrifle in TechWriteUps, Tutorials

When you start working you always think of ways to improve your skills and knowledge base, however once you start your own start up you figure out that you barely have any time to do those things. I always wanted my workspace to be different, where people get to enjoy work and also sharpen themseleves. […]

WordPress get and set page visit count

Posted on by smjrifle in Tutorials

WordPress is one of the most widely used cms across the world of php and web development. It can serve you with simple blogs, to a more complex website and also e-commerce. It has lots of features build it and rest can be modified via functions.php. Lets look at how does wordpress get and set […]

Delete All Customer and Products in Magento

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Delete All Customer and Products in Magento It can be pain spanking task to delete all products and customers in magento when there are thousands of them. We can use the sql to delete all customer and products in magento To delete all customers SET FOREIGN_KEY_CHECKS=0; — reset customers TRUNCATE customer_address_entity; TRUNCATE customer_address_entity_datetime; TRUNCATE customer_address_entity_decimal; […]

The Git Auto Pull Push Script

Posted on by smjrifle in Tutorials

The Git Auto Pull Push Script Working with git is a huge plus point, it’s easier to track, merge and revert the changes. Working with git is a great way to have lots of people working on the same codes. Everything is a plus point, but if you are lazy like me and have to […]

Black Arch

Posted on by smjrifle in TechWriteUps, Tutorials

Black Arch How did I get into black arch? Having got a mac and using OSX, I miss the customizations and power I used to have in Linux, ofcourse there is terminal in Mac, but it’s not the same. I do have vps for some scripting and customization but you don’t get to run the […]

Set up virtual host and integrate git with auto pull

Posted on by smjrifle in Tutorials

Git With Auto Pull This script will help to create a git repo and also a virtual host on your system. You can clone and commit to the repo, all the changes will be directly applied to the production server, i.e git with auto pull feature. This assumes that you have a user called git […]

Protect your apache directory

Posted on by smjrifle in Tutorials

We can use htpasswd to keep unauthorized user from visiting a directory in your server. Most of the cpanel allows this feature, but if you do not have a cpanel, but you have a ssh login, then you can use it to password protect your directory. This will make the web directory prompt for password […]

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