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/*
 * 
 * 	A simple S3 library written because the other implementation doesn't meet needs and is outdated.
 * 
 *  What this library is good for:
 *
 * 	** Can send files any size (although S3 is currently limited at 5 gigs)
 * 	** Streams files from disk to socket -- minimal memory footprint and very efficient 
 * 	** Uses sockets to support 100 Continue (especially usefull for large files)
 * 		- the body is only sent after amazon approves the signed header

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var url = require('url');


exports.getRouter = function getRouter()
{
	var routes = [];
	
	function addRoute(method, path, callback)
	{
		var route = {

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###
#Step 1 - Generate server certificates etc...  (most of this code is horribly ripped off from nodejs docs currently -> http://nodejs.org/docs/latest/api/tls.html)
###

#Assuming your starting from a clean directory

mkdir server
cd server

#generate private key

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var app = connect.createServer(
    //connect.logger(),
    connect.cookieParser(),
    connect.session({secret : 'wibble', key : 'phoenix.sid', store: sessionStore}),
    connect.bodyParser(),
    
    //Move this out of here later for cleanliness
    connect.router(function(app){
        app.post('/auth', function(req, res) {
            

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Hi James Edward,
 
It was a cold day, Gustav arrived for his first day at work clutching his laptop and some books on the Zend framework. His past nights had been disturbed by the 'Tetris effect', lines of pure code produced by his unconscious mind in his sleep, dropping down, one atop the other, leaving him in somewhat of a half awake, half asleep state throughout the nights. His world view was formed through code, indeed giving him great insight, yet leaving him somewhat distant from those around him.
 
He was starting to question his sanity. A formidable PHP Zend coder, instead of taking rest in its conventional sense, his mind would be occupied with thoughts on RESTful services, instead of using soap in the bath, he would be comparing SOAP with RESTful services. He took a single bite on a pear, the only food he had eaten in two weeks, and instantly started thinkng of PEAR and PECL extensions. Instead of eating, he would usually be coding, his natural hunger instinct shut off from the deep levels of focus 

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var config = {
	servers: [
		{ host: '192.168.33.10', port: 80 },
		{ host: '192.168.33.11', port: 80 }
	]
};


var http = require('http'),
	httpProxy = require('http-proxy'),

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Word.

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<?php

namespace Sandfox\Model;

use \Sandfox\Model\ModelAbstract;

class Cat extends ModelAbstract
{
	/**
	 * Define data names and defaults here

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-module(hello).
-export([start/0]).

start() ->
   spawn(fun() -> loop() end).

loop() ->
   receive
      hello ->
         io:format("Hello, World!~n"),

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Starting the PuppetMaster v1

• Create security group (SG) for puppet-master
• Create new small instance 64bit, EBS backed, ubuntu 12.04 in correct Region using puppet-master SG
• SSH into instance (username ubuntu)
• Grab Puppet Labs deb packages for 12.04 `wget http://apt.puppetlabs.com/puppetlabs-release-precise.deb && sudo dpkg -i puppetlabs-release-precise.deb'
• Update the instance sudo apt-get update && sudo sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
• install puppet and git 'sudo apt-get install puppetmaster git'
• set puppetmaster running. sudo puppet resource service puppetmaster ensure=running enable=true