Today I was to install something for a customer in his shared hosting account. What was eating up most of the available disk space? ncdu is a phantastic tool on the commandline to answer that. Only: It wasn’t available. So I tried to install it as a regular user - and succeeded! Thank you jweiland for fullfilling the requirements for that. And this is what I did.
Ongoing attempt to collect knowledge and “good” links about the Linux Bash. Will be updated as needed.
The homepage claims: “Oh-My-Zsh is an open source, community-driven framework for managing your ZSH configuration. It comes bundled with a ton of helpful functions, helpers, plugins, themes, and a few things that make you shout... ‘Oh My ZSH!’”
I’ve decided to use it more intensely. So I’ll have to take some notes And I will be doing that here!
Ongoing attempt to to collect tips and tricks about how to get things done on Linux. Will be updated as needed.
Credit:
Much of this post is a reproduction from JetBrains article “Linux Scripts for Easy YouTrack Installation”. The intention is to keep that recipe at a “warm and safe place” here and to leave amendments and extras I found necessary when installing YouTrack on Ubuntu Trusty Tahr 14.04 LTS.
This Howto explains how you can use SSH and Rsync to copy files from a remote server to your local machine fast and comfortably.
Use wget to copy an installation if one machine offers FTP only.