Few Things
Here is a few things I’m working on and released, for people who read my blog and interested =)
Released Recently
ArchSnaps v0.1.4 {2012-04-01} — daily snapshots downloader.
AtGet v0.1 {2012-03-14} — latest apple trailers downloader.
DokuWiki Template
It’s called “Simply Clean”, this will be my first doku template I have coded. You can check out the screenshot here; i.imgur.com/PKp9C.png After this template, I’ll be coding “Arch Linux” style template.
Website
– Improved internal code for comics script and added new strips, see comics page for more details.
– Slowly working on Text files wiki at text.gotux.net/
Help Wanted
If you like this website, blog, wiki, source-code please consider donating few bucks to the cause. All donations will be used for improving GoTux.net website and source-code, including new code releases. To donate you can use donation widget in the sidebar. Please note that latests donations will be shown bellow, so if you like to donate anonymously please select it. Also, if you want to be co-editor on this blog or contribute to text files wiki, please don’t hesitate to contact me. Thank you for your support.
SSH Config Through VPN Tunnel
To do ssh connection through vpn or any other proxy, is a bit more complicated then in our previous example “SSH Config”. So here is how to do this. First you need to install corkscrew, you will need to do this part on your own based on your linux distro.
Edit ~/.ssh/config
#
# ~/.ssh/config
#
Host vpntest
Hostname yourdomain.com
Port 22
User johndoe
ProxyCommand corkscrew yourvpnserverhere.com 8080 %h %p ~/.ssh/auth
Notes: Change all of the above information to your own.
– Host, is an alias for your server. You can use any alias you like.
– Hostname, your server domain or ip address.
– Port, is the port where your ssh daemon runs on.
– User, your server username that has ssh access.
– ProxyCommand, is proxy commands in this case corkscrew.
Edit ~/.ssh/auth
username:password
Make sure you use your vpn username and password in that following format.
Connect to your vpntest server through vpn tunnel.
$ ssh vpntest
Test and see if your connected through vpn.
$ w
If you see vpn ip address and not your own, you are connected through vpn.
SSH Config for Easier Logins
Have you ever wanted to login to ssh with only few words? Instead of typing all of that lengthy information. You can configure your ssh to do most of the work for you. This is very easy to do. Just edit your ~/.ssh/config file and the following commands you see bellow.
#
# ~/.ssh/config
#
Host tlg
Hostname yourdomain.com
Port 22
User johndoe
Notes: Change all of the above information to your own.
– Host, is an alias for your server. You can use any alias you like.
– Hostname, your server domain or ip address.
– Port, is the port where your ssh daemon runs on.
– User, your server username that has ssh access.
Then all you do in your shell is this:
$ ssh tlg
then your password…
Told you its simple
Fix ruTorrent Buttons Bug
I’ve discovered a bug in ruTorrent v3.3 under Firefox 9.x ( also Firefox 8 ) on linux.
If you use ruTorrent and Firefox you might of noticed this bug, which is very annoying.
To fix this bug is very easy, simply editing your style.css file will do the trick.
Screenshots:
Broken: i.imgur.com/Tb0Ss.png
Fixed: i.imgur.com/1cyto.png
Edit file “css/style.css” in your ruTorrent public web server directory.
edit line #217, div#dlgProps:
div#dlgProps {px; px}
edit line #230, div#yesnoDlg:
div#yesnoDlg {px; px}
or if you too lazy to do it your self you can simply download a copy
of fixed style.css file on pastebin. Which was edited by our website.
pastebin.com/yp62VLse
Block Offline Downloaders and Browsers in Apache
Here is a full list of most popular offline downloaders and browsers that you can block on your web server.
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