'bash' Category

• GTD and desktop workflow/setup, revisited

  May 23, 2008

  UPDATE: Sorry about the RSS confusion with this post, it’s being very strange. I hate WordPress binding “publish” to Ctrl+P Anyone that might have read my blog for a long time might remember this post about how I do GTD (Getting To Done) on my machine(s). Well, I decided it’s been quite a while since […]

  posted in bash, desktop, firefox, google, gtd, hex, ida, mantis, moleskine, mutt, muttator, osx, quicksilver, screen, spaces, thunderbird, ubuntu, vim, vimperator, zsh by Lee

• Submission: Ralf’s updated zfs backup script (with tutorial!)

  June 20, 2007

  The following comes to you from Ralf Ramge, who has graciously allowed me to post his script and all the instructions below: “I have a small update. I’ve made the number of backups of each filesystem easier to handle by replacing the hardcoded number with a variable. I also added some comments so everybody should […]

  posted in backup, bash, script, solaris, sun, tutorials, zfs by Lee

• Submission: local/remote zfs snapshot script

  June 6, 2007

  Here’s a nifty little submission from Ralf Ramge. It will do a ZFS snapshot backup to a local directory, a remote machine and also clone and promote the filesystem on the remote machine. It keeps the last 7 backups around. Take a look: #!/bin/bash # backup_zfssnap.sh, (c) 2007 ralf [dot] ramge [at] webde [dot] de […]

  posted in backup, bash, geekery, script, solaris, sun, zfs by Lee