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UNIX/Linux Stuff
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Here's a way of creating a command called 'cb'. It stands for "change back" and it will take you back to whatever directory you were in before the current directory. Add these to lines to your...

.chsrc:
alias cd 'setenv LASTDIR `pwd`; chdir'
alias cb 'setenv LASTDIRTWO $LASTDIR; cd $LASTDIRTWO'

OR..

.zshrc:
alias cd='setenv LASTDIR `pwd`; cd'
alias cb='setenv LASTDIRTWO $LASTDIR; cd $LASTDIRTWO'


If you use the Apache Web server here is a nice perlscript to find out which computers accessed your site. I call it get_hits. It automatically gets the hits for the current day and outputs them to stdout and a log file. However, it can take a command line argument for the date (The day of the month. i.e. "get_hits 14" would get the hits for the 14th day of the month) and it will write only to stdout. I made a crontab entry that executes this script every night and emails me the results.



This is a perl script to rename files by prepending a string to the filename. It is great for batch renaming of files that you want to have the beginning in common. I plan on writing a more general form of this program eventually that will rename files based on regular expressions.

This C program will output the dimensions of a jpeg image in various formats including one fit for HTML image tags.