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# Text color variables
txtred=$(tput setaf 1) #Red
txtgre=$(tput setaf 2) # Green
txtyel=$(tput setaf 3) # Yellow
txtblu=$(tput setaf 4) # Blue
txtbol=$(tput bold) # Bold
txtres=$(tput sgr0) # Reset

# Helper feedback functions
function info() {

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defmodule Match do
    def start(max_iterations) when is_integer(max_iterations) and max_iterations > 0 do
        spawn(__MODULE__, :init, [max_iterations])
    end

    def init(max_iterations) do
        match = self()

        player2 = spawn(Player, :start, [:pong, match])
        player1 = spawn(Player, :start, [:ping, match])

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#!/bin/bash
# Clone the gist anyway you like in you MediaTemple GridServer and execute it with
# bash mt_gs_rdiff-backup_installer.sh
# No params, no questions, just straight. Logout and log back after script's ended
# Credits to @weliaka: https://github.com/welaika http://welaika.com http://pisadmin.welaika.com
# Also follow ups on this article are welcome:
# http://pisadmin.welaika.com/post/44637112969/our-definitive-mt-grid-service-backup-solution

cd ~/data/tmp
wget http://savannah.nongnu.org/download/rdiff-backup/rdiff-backup-1.2.8.tar.gz

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#!/bin/bash

# 20130130
# This is a fork of the original script, adapted to work as bash installer on a
# pre-deployed Centos6 system. It takes args from bash invocation. It is not yet
# documented and all the following comments are originals from RedHat's guys.
# This is *REALLY* a wip and not usable by anyone without a bit of docs.
# We'll write down something when it will a bit tested and refactorized.

# This script configures a host system with OpenShift components.

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# Text color variables
txtred=$(tput setaf 1)  #Red
txtgre=$(tput setaf 2)  # Green
txtyel=$(tput setaf 3)  # Yellow
txtblu=$(tput setaf 4)  # Blue
txtbol=$(tput bold)     # Bold
txtres=$(tput sgr0)     # Reset

# Helper feedback functions
function info() {

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#!/bin/bash
# Set a new vhost in lamp for Linux.
# .vhostrc is adaptable for LAMPP: just add in your
# /opt/lampp/etc/httpd.conf a section like this:
#
# # Virtual hosts
# Include etc/extra/sites-enabled/*
#
# and create such dir:
# $sudo mkdir /opt/lampp/etc/extra/sites-enabled/

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#!/bin/bash
#Install latest WordPress release in a specific path
#and don't bother any more! :)

if [[ ! $1 ]]; then
	echo "Please, pass to me destination path as first argument! :)"
	exit 1
fi

path=$1

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<?php

/*
* Queste action aggiungono nel profilo utente i campi personalizzati.
* L'HTML è ovviamente da personalizzare a piacere.
* $user è una variabile passata in automatico dalla action di WP.
* 'custom_info' è la parte personalizzabile...si dovrebbe capire come e dove ;)
***/

add_action( 'show_user_profile', 'my_show_custom_user_info' );

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#!/bin/bash
#
# Install virtualbox:
# - http://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads
# - Download iso: http://releases.ubuntu.com/10.10/
# - Create a new virtualbox using the iso as the install media
# - Change network adapter to bridged
# - Use ifconfig to get ip address
#
# Once you have a clean install of debien...

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#Inizializzo l'array con tutti i nomi dei DB che mi interessano.
#+Inserire tra le parentesi tonde il nome del database da backuppare
#+rigorosamente uno per riga

#DB MySql
#E' possibile qui usare "all" come magic word per includere tutti i DB presenti. "all" va usata comunque come prima dell'elenco o meglio come unica
dbarray_mysql=(
foo
bar
)