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# Aerc has a bloody nuisance of a bug for an otherwise great email client | |
# Put this command in your .vimrc, this will let you use the "FA" (Fix Aerc) command | |
# The FA command will replace all SINGLE line breaks with a space | |
# As you use double line breaks in your own writing this won't cause problems. | |
# It will ignore lines that end with commas or full stops. | |
# It also ignores lines starting with a triangular bracket | |
:command FA %s/\([^\n,\.]\)\n\([^\n\>]\)/\1 \2/ |
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Using this for asterisk tricks I find along the way | |
If you are getting this error after entering "asterisk -r" - "Unable to connect to remote asterisk (does /var/run/asterisk/asterisk.ctl exist?)" then do the following: | |
- Type "sudo nohup asterisk -&" | |
- Try "sudo asterisk -r" |