I’m running ImageMagick with Fedora Core 5 and wanting to locate ImageMagick I used whereis. This does not in fact give you the location of ImageMagick as you would think. whereis ImageMagick Returns: ImageMagick: /some/path/to/ImageMagick.1.gz What you’re wanting to do … Read More
Installing ImageMagick on Fedora Core 5 is as simple as using the yum utility: yum install ImageMagick There’s a little information on this here: http://www.gria.org/docs/5.0.1/user-guide/installation/services/fc5-pre.html You can then test on the command line: http://www.imagemagick.org/script/convert.php
Like everything else, it seems that it takes some time to figure something out. A client of mine needed the ability to easily add images within their Joomla Content Items and more importantly, they needed to allow Joomla Authors to … Read More
I’m going to start a post here discussing email outsourcing. In my particular case, I am a small agency with my own server currently hosting my own Web sites and development work. What I would like to do is begin … Read More
After doing a lot of searching and reading I think I came up empty on a subselect I wanted to do in MySQL. Here’s what I was trying to do: tabel1 id rec 1 record 1 2 record 2 table2 … Read More
You can check for your version of MySQL on the command line with the following: # mysql –version or # mysql -V I tried to search checking mysql version on the command line a couple times without success, so it’s … Read More
Find all files in this directory (.) modified in the last day (-mtime -1) that aren’t directories (\! -type d) and execute the list function on them ls -l: find . -mtime -1 \! -type d -exec ls -l {} … Read More
To chmod recursively, meaning directories and all directories within, you’d use the -R option: chmod -R 755 From the chmod man page: -R, –recursive change files and directories recursively This is all simple enough, but for some reason I always … Read More
I’m getting started on a new project which is built around a table using MySQL SET data types in a number of columns. There’s some parts of this, which will most likely present a number of challenges. The table was … Read More
At one time, I had a tarred site still containing all its .svn directories. Needing to just start over and remove all .svn directories, I found the answer at Linux by Examples under the aptly named page “Remove All .svn … Read More
