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Monthly Archives: February 2011
Excluding unwanted .svn folders using Grep
grep -r ‘thingtofind’ . | grep -v svn I use the grep command when I need to search through a code base quickly. Unfortunately, subversion adds a lot of folders that are prefixed with .svn. They contain duplicates of the … Continue reading
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Easy AWstats configuration for Apache access log file crunching
I was working on creating some quick stats for one of our internal sites using AWstats, a free log file analyzer. The site gives details on how to configure the tool to display reports via HTTP on an ongoing basis. … Continue reading
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Subversion log date ranges
I found a handy Subversion feature that lets you see commits for a specified date range. The date range must be enclosed in curly brackets “{” and formatted according to the ISO timestamp standard (YYYY-MM-DD). svn log -r {2011-01-14}:{2011-02-15} All … Continue reading
