awood

For development, I run Docker containers that start up running sshd. Then I ssh to those machines and do my development work. It works great but finding the host name to ssh into was always a chore. It usually involved something like docker inspect my_container | grep IPAddress and then copying the address. Very tedious. I'd rather just type ssh root@my_container. So I did some searching and came up with a solution similar to http://blog.oddbit.com/2013/10/04/automatic-dns-entries-for-libvirt-domains/

What we will do is have incrond create a hosts file every time a container is started or stopped. Then we will set NetworkManager to use dnsmasq and resolve names through that hosts file.

The below instructions work on Fedora 20. For other distributions, you're on your own, but the principles should be the same.

1. Set NetworkManager to use dnsmasq by adding the following under the [main] block of /etc/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.conf

dns=dnsmasq

bmizerany

require 'sinatra/base'

run Sinatra.new {
  get('/') do
    content_type "text/plain" # you can also use Rack::ContentType
                              # with Sinatra except here we want
                              # more control since Sinatra gives it
                              # to us.  Rack::ContentType sets the
                              # Content-Type on every route/url for
                              # the current mapping.

timriley

alias dewip="sed -E -i '' -e '/^[[:blank:]]*@wip$/d;s/,[[:blank:]]*@wip//g;s/@wip,[[:blank:]]*//g' features/**/*.feature"

alech

#!/usr/bin/env ruby

puts "lat\tlon\ttitle\tdescription\ticon\ticonSize\ticonOffset\n"

coordinates   = File.readlines "ictf-coordinates.txt"
coordinates.map! { |co| co.chomp.split(',')[1].split(';') }
organisations = File.readlines "ictf-participants.txt"
organisations.map! { |o| o.chomp }
teamnames     = File.readlines "ictf-teamnames.txt"
teamnames.map! { |t| t.chomp }

reyjrar

package authentication::kerberos;

=head1 NAME

authentication::kerberos - kerberos authentication

=head1 SYNOPSYS

  use authentication::kerberos;
  my ( $authReturn, $err ) = authenticate (

terrancesnyder

# /etc/haproxy.cfg
global
        user haproxy
        group haproxy

defaults
        mode http
        option forwardfor
        option redispatch
        retries 3

ssg

{
FIDIZ! The New Generation FILE_ID.DIZ extractor...

18th Feb 1997 - 19:44 - 2.00 olayi..
}

uses Objects,Dos,Crt;

type

gerhard

Why not just use git hooks?

1. They run in the background, thus there is no visibility as to whether they succeed or fail.

2. Deploying an app from start to finish involves multiple users, and if done right requires sudo privileges. The system user under which the app runs must not have sudo privileges, but the app itself would use Foreman ideally. If you export to Sys V or Upstart, you will need sudo privileges.

ntreadway

# Used to dynamically add a rails page view when using Jquery Mobile
# Author Nick Treadway @nicktea

@insert_page = (id, content) ->
  page = $("<article id="+id+" data-role='page' data-url="+id+" data-add-back-btn='true'>" + content + "</article>")
  page.appendTo('body')
  $('a' + '#' + id).click ->
    $.mobile.changePage(page, {transition: "slide"})

# Use (your-view.haml)

nolim1t

request = require 'request'

exports.plancastexport = (username, callback) ->
	request {url: "http://api.plancast.com/02/plans/user.json?username=" + username + "&view_type=upcoming", method: "GET"}, (error, response, body) ->
		if not error
			callback({body: body})
		else
			callback ({error: error})