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• Two Questions on for Rsync - rsync by date and by file name

  - by paulj3000

  Hi, I have two questions with respect to rsync: 1: I have a bunch of files which are incremented by day of the year. Ex: file.txt.81, file.txt.82, etc. Now, these files are in different directories: data1/file.txt.81 data1/file.txt.82 data2/file2.txt.81 data2/file2.txt.82 How can I have rsync get only the *.82 files and not even touch the other files 2: Now I have a similar data directory structure as above. How can I rsync all files that have been modified on or after a specific day? Thanks

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• Formula in all cells in a column

  - by paulj3000

  Hi, Simple question: I want to create a formula which, in column Cn, will compute the values of An * Bn. example column C1 = column A1 * column B1 column C2 = column A2 * column B2 column C3 = column A3 * column B3 ...etc all the way down to column Cn = column An * column Bn Thanks

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• SSL-enabled sites and links

  - by paulj3000

  Hi, I have a page on my site which was meant to be SSL enabled. Now, if the page has a link to an external site, does this invalidate my SSL encryption? Thanks

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• User Dashboards Examples

  - by paulj3000

  Is there a place I can go and look at some UX templates for user dashboards? Show a customer's orders history, address, stuff like that?

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• vim special character "^\"

  - by paulj3000

  Hi, I opened a file in VI and I see a few instances of "^\" What exactly is this character? Thanks

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• How can I add a directory to the Perl library path at the system level?

  - by paulj3000

  On a standard linux set up, where can I add a directory to the @INC variable? In the /etc/profile file, I added: export PERLLIB=$PERLLIB:/foo/bar export PERL5LIB=$PERL5LIB:/foo/bar Thanks

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• rsyncing - ignoring checksums

  - by paulj3000

  Trying to copy a bunch of data over and time, unfortunately, is of the essence. I'd like to do an rsync of all the data in one direction, pretty much rsync just clobbers what's over on the destination server. Is there a way to do an rsync and just say, "overwrite all files" Is there a better way of doing this? We're talking 500GB of data that only has to go in one direction.

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• On a system level, adding a directory to the Perl library path

  - by paulj3000

  On a standard linux set up, where can I add a directory to the @INC variable? In the /etc/profile file, I added: export PERLLIB=$PERLLIB:/foo/bar export PERL5LIB=$PERL5LIB:/foo/bar Thanks

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• Some Good Web Analytics Tools

  - by paulj3000

  Hi, I'm looking for a good analytics system which tracks what links a user has clicked on, how long he's stayed on the page, etc. Does anyone have any recommendations on programs to use? Not sure if Google Analytics does this Thanks

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• I want to know when a file is down downloading

  - by paulj3000

  Hi, I have a file which I want users to download only once. After it's done downloading, the file is no longer available. Outside of setting up a streaming system, is there any way I can set some sort of callback up to say the file is done downloading on the client's computer? Thanks

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• mod_perl and libs

  - by paulj3000

  Hi, I just installed my system with Oracle 64bit Linux5.4 running Apache Server version: Apache/2.2.3 and mod_perl 2. Now, I have my perl libraries set in a specific path: /my/perl/libs and I have adjusted my httpd.conf to compensate for this (I added the below): SetEnv MY_LIBS /my/perl/libs and in my cgi I'm setting my environment to compensate: use lib($ENV{'MY_LIBS'}); Now the problem: Sometimes my perl modules will recognize the path of /my/perl/libs and call all the functions appropriately, and sometimes they won't, thus thowing a 500 error. Some observations: when I restart apache (/etc/init.d/httpd restart), things work fine but then the 500 error comes up. Are there any ideas? What should I be looking at? Thanks

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