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#!/bin/bash
#
# ss-upgrader.sh
#
# INTRODUCTION
#
# There are some threads on the SS forums that describe the techdocs for upgrading a 2.4 site to 3.x as being too technical. Mainly from content authors who
# also happen to be site maintainers - they are not coders. 
# The aim of this script is to therefore to automate - in as much as this is possible in a user-configured, open-source software project - to help those new to
# SS3 upgrade from 2.x as smoothly as possible.

phptek

* http://myopenideas.com/
* http://www.openideo.com
* http://www.iinspireus.com/how-it-works/sharing
* http://openideas.ideon.co
* http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_innovation
* http://www.whynot.net/
* http://www.globalideasbank.org/site/home/

Software:

phptek

#!/usr/bin/env php -q
<?php
/*
 * Modified from an original by Sam Minnee for SilverStripe Ltd
 */

if(empty($_SERVER['argv'][2])) {
	echo "Usage: {$_SERVER['argv'][0]} <svn repo> <dest folder>\n";
	echo "Runs: git svn clone for the repo and then manually pulls.\n";
	exit(1);

phptek

<?php
/**
 *
 * Receive POST requests from bitbucket.org and pull latest based on incoming branch filtering.
 * Note: You'll need to setup www-data user (Debian) with SSH keys in the /var/www/.ssh dir and add the public key to bitbucket's UI.
 */
class bitbucketGit {

    /**
     *

phptek

#!/bin/bash

#
# Create a new SilverStripe project in seconds.
# Russell Michell <russell@silverstripe.com>
#
# TODO
# 1). Add support for a greater range of composer executables
# 2). Add support for a greater range of webservers
# 3). Ping the repo to ensure it isn't down

phptek

#!/bin/bash
#
# Simple Siege wrapper for use in CI. 
# A good use of this script might be in a CI setup calling a custom URL that featured many DB queries..
# Outputs 'PASS' or 'FAIL' to stdout/stderror respectively, for given URL(s) depending on:
# 
# 1). Script params 
# 2). Baked-in "acceptable" performance params (See "Performance Parameters" below)
# 
# Russell Michell 2015 <russell.michell@deviate.net.nz>

phptek

#!/bin/bash
#
# Russell Michell 2015 <russell.michell@deviate.net.nz>
#
# Custom wrapper around /proc/meminfo designed to be invoked by something like `watch -n1 maxmem.sh`
# and run on a server under siege for RAM usage analysis. The script outputs used memory in Mb to a file which can
# be further analysed thus:
#
# cat outfile.out | sort -nr | head -1
# 

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http://listen.di.fm/public3/trance.pls
http://listen.di.fm/public3/vocaltrance.pls

phptek

    /**
     * 
     * Alternative and (will be) much faster menu generator to {@link ContentController::getMenu()}.
     * 
     * - Uses raw DataQuery, skipping most of the ORM's heavy lifting
     * - Doesn't require repeated calls to {@link Hierarchy::Children()}
     * - Still works with unmodified template logic that calls $Menu(1).
     SEE: Hierarchy::loadDescendantIDListInto()
     * 
     * @param int $level Menu level to return.

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    /**
     * 
     * In order to tell whether any Fluent-enabled (FLuent augmented) ORM queries 
     * exist on the current object and whether or not they have data, we need to 
     * hook into all ORM queries made on each page. The result of which can be cached 
     * somewhere and consumed accordingly.
     * 
     * Note: Doesn't augment anything. We're using augmentSQL() as an "entry-point".
     * 
     * @param SQLQuery $query