Editing config file via a bash script
I’ve been trying to write a simple bash script which I’ll be using to install an application and update it’s config file. I’m having hard time to have get it’s config file modified.
I’ve been trying to write a simple bash script which I’ll be using to install an application and update it’s config file. I’m having hard time to have get it’s config file modified.
I currently run Angstrom Linux 2.6.32. I intend to upgrade linux kernel from 2.6.32 to 3.0.7. For this reason, I had to configure kernel 3.0.7 running make menuconfig.
I’ve been using the default configuration of vim for a while and want to make a few changes. However, if I edit ~/.vimrc it seems to overwrite all other configuration settings of /etc/vimrc and such, e.g. now there is no syntax highlighting. Here is what vim loads:
If a plugin uses some script (prominent example: jQuery UI Datepicker), but you’re not happy with how the script renders the output, then there’re two possibilities:
I hired a sysadmin to set up a VPS server for me and, unfortunately, it looks like things were not set up correctly. When trying to install and update plugins, I run into permissions errors all the time. WP Super Cache is the main issue as it causing my readers to run into 502 errors. Currently, my site does not load pagination (no Page 2, Page 3, etc..).
It’s normal that a developer or a shop will spend several hours on each project running the same configuration options (for permalinks, SEO options, user roles, plugins that you always use etc.).
I have a client who runs 8 different blogs, currently on 8 separate installations of WordPress. I’m trying to encourage them to move to a single MS installation instead to make it easier (mostly on me) to maintain the different sites, themes, and mix of plug-ins. Unfortunately, I shied away from MU for the longest time, and now I have no idea where to start with MS.