Greg asks, “what is a reb?” He ain’t from these parts.
Ted wrote a birthday poem saying not many words rhyme with Jeb. So I signed a comment “Jeb the Web Reb.”
Mom and Dad (mostly Dad) nicknamed me after General Jeb Stuart of the Confederate Army (the rebels.) So a “reb” was a confederate soldier.
The nickname was only supposed to be a childhood nickname. So Bruthu Grant should take note. He has nicknamed Michael “Lil’ Smut” … just for while he is a kid.
Right.
Kathy was wondering where the Hummingbird’s were earlier in the week. The first one showed up today sipping from Kathy’s new feeder. Last year I took some photos in August, so maybe July is the time they show up.
A database of shade tolerant plants. Copy/paste plant names into Google to find out more about each one. Atlanta is Zone 7b.
I used a trial version of Navicat to get to the underlying MYSQL tables behind MovableType. I’ve needed to do this in the past to reset user passwords. Navicat is a bit expensive ($95) for my occasional needs.
Just found this open source utility that does everything I need. Next time I have to reset a password, I’ll send them $5.
Scott found this one. Follow his link, then wait for the color pencils to show up. It is not a picture, but instead, every dot of color (or group of 3 dots) is created with an html border tag and colored using CSS. Different style sheets control the bright, darker, red channel, etc. Follow the “About” on his page to read more about it.
This one worked for me. It is now sitting in /private/etc/periodic/daily/ with other daily scripts being run by cron. Had to add the path to the MYSQLDUMP utility in this line:
PATH=/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/local/mysql/bin
This tutorial builds a script to do MySQL backup.
Set at 55:
/Library/WebServer/Documents/mt/mt-rebuild.pl -mode=”index” -blog_id=”2″ -template=”MacFive”
Set at 15 01:
/usr/local/analog/analog
Set at 25 04 01:
/usr/local/bin/mysqldump -u mysql -p***** mov_type > /network/YODAMEDIA/MOV_TYPE/mov_type_1.sql
I’d like the Mac to reboot every night so that all volume mounts are active. (They go away after a power failure.)