The main problem is my directory has many files with uppercase (e.g. Foobar.txt, FooBar.txt, even FOOBAR.txt). And I find it messy to find the files by exactly typing it (if I know the exact filenames, why would I use find?).
Desired Effect
request server1.foobar.com:25565 result server1.foobar.com:25565
request server2.foobar.com:25565 result server1.foobar.com:25566
request server3.foobar.com:25565 result server1.foobar.com:25567
request server4.foobar.com:25565 result server1.foobar.com:25568
Explanation
I am setting up a gaming server and I would like to run multiple servers from the same box but have them all
I have a virtual host with a configuration like that.
When i'm trying to get into foobar.com/dir providing valid username/password pair i get 403 forbidden page instead of that directory contents.
www.foobar.com/dir has 777 rights, .httpaswd is chmoded 644. But i can't figure out why i am still not seeing contents.
I have a simple .htaccess file to rewrite www.domain.com/foobar.php to www.domain.com/foobar
RewriteEngine On
RewriteRule foobar foobar.php [L]
It is giving me a 404 even though I ran phpinfo(); (which shows the mod_rewrite module), and checked httpd.conf (which uses mod_rewrite several times by default).
Any suggestions? Thanks.
let's say I got a domain which is www.foobar.com
and if I try to visit my site using https://www.foobar.com
I got a message like "This Connection is Untrusted".
and I have created a name base virtual host for www.foobar.com
and only for port 80 and is that why i am getting Untrusted error or is there any thing I have to go.
BTW, I am very new to this topic so, any reference and explanation will
For some strange reason my filename autocomplete is behaving differently than normal.
For Bash versions prior to "GNU bash, Version 4.2" are there any equivalent alternatives for the -v option of the test command? For example:
shopt -os nounset
test -v foobar && echo foo || echo bar
# Output: bar
foobar=
test -v foobar && echo foo || echo bar
# Output: foo
Kaustic wrote:For virtually every WPA2 network ever:# echo 'ctrl_interface=DIR=/run/wpa_supplicant' > /foobar.conf
# wpa_passphrase <ssid> <passphrase> >> /foobar.conf
# ip link set <interface> up # May not be needed as dhcpcd should bring it up but may be needed for wpa_supplicant.
# wpa_supplicant -B -D nl80211 -c /foobar.conf -i <interface name>
# dhcp
I have a function, and I want to execute a key command, but I get the error Trailing characters:
function! MyFunction()
if condition
<C-W><C-W>
else
:some_other_command
endif
endfunction
It doesn't like the <C-W><C-W>
What can I use instead?