# Primero, instalar bchunk
su -c 'yum install bchunk'

# Luego, usarlo!
bchunk archivo.bin archivo.cue nombre_de_mi.iso

Uff! Qué fácil!

Éste sitio, además de ser Creative Commons, es MIT; o sea, el código fuente; hecho en ruby, está disponible! Wow!

Ojalá y lo pudiéramos traducir al español! Ya contacté al autor para ver qué onda.

Please, login and download it. The link for downloading it is located just bellow of the successful login screen.

If you still don’t know how to create a FAS account, just go to:
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Infrastructure/AccountSystem

Ok, let’s pretend your cert is located at $HOME.

# import the certificate using nss-tools
pk12util -d sql:$HOME/.pki/nssdb -i ~/fedora-browser-cert.p12

You, probably, need to restart Google Chrome and that's it. If you wanna install Google Chrome, I suggest using their own fedora repo: http://www.google.com/linuxrepositories/yum.html

Entre otras cosas, te deja:

- subir fotos a picasa
- subir videos a youtube
- agendar algo en el calendario
- subir documentos a google docs
- etc

desde tu CLI!

Para instalarlo en Fedora, solo:

# instálalo con yum o pkcon
su -c 'yum install googlecl'
o
su -c 'pkcon install googlecl'

Hecho esto, debe servir. Adjunto una copia de su página de –help

[renich@introdesk ~]$ google --help
Usage: google [picasa|blogger|youtube|docs|contacts|calendar] TASK [options]

This program provides command-line access to (some) google services via their gdata APIs.
Called without a service name, it starts an interactive session.

Available tasks for service picasa: 'get', 'create', 'list', 'list-albums', 'tag', 'post', 'delete'
 get: Download photos
  Requires: none Optional: title, query Arguments: LOCATION

 create: Create an album
  Requires: title Optional: date, summary, tags Arguments: PATH_TO_PHOTOS

 list: List photos
  Requires: delimiter Optional: title, query

 list-albums: List albums
  Requires: delimiter Optional: title

 tag: Tag photos
  Requires: tags AND (title OR query)

 post: Post photos to an album
  Requires: title Optional: tags Arguments: PATH_TO_PHOTOS

 delete: Delete photos or albums
  Requires: (title OR query)

Available tasks for service blogger: 'post', 'tag', 'list', 'delete'
 post: Post content.
  Requires: none Optional: blog, title, tags Arguments: PATH_TO_CONTENT or CONTENT

 tag: Label posts
  Requires: tags AND title Optional: blog

 list: List posts in your blog
  Requires: delimiter Optional: blog, title

 delete: Delete a post.
  Requires: title Optional: blog

Available tasks for service youtube: 'post', 'tag', 'list', 'delete'
 post: Post a video.
  Requires: category AND devkey Optional: title, summary, tags Arguments: PATH_TO_VIDEO

 tag: Add tags to a video and/or change its category.
  Requires: devkey AND title AND (category OR tags)

 list: List videos by user.
  Requires: delimiter Optional: title

 delete: Delete videos.
  Requires: devkey Optional: title

Available tasks for service docs: 'edit', 'delete', 'list', 'upload', 'get'
 edit: Edit a document
  Requires: title Optional: format, editor

 delete: Delete documents
  Requires: none Optional: title

 list: List documents
  Requires: delimiter Optional: title, folder

 upload: Upload a document
  Requires: none Optional: title, folder, no-convert Arguments: PATH_TO_FILE

 get: Download a document
  Requires: (title OR folder) Arguments: LOCATION

Available tasks for service contacts: 'list', 'list-groups', 'add', 'add-groups', 'delete-groups', 'delete'
 list: List contacts
  Requires: none Arguments: Fields to show (example: name,email)

 list-groups: List contact groups
  Requires: none Arguments: Specific groups to list (if any)

 add: Add contacts
  Requires: none Arguments: "name,email" pair or CSV filename

 add-groups: Add contact group(s)
  Requires: none Arguments: Group name(s)

 delete-groups: Delete contact group(s)
  Requires: none Arguments: Group name(s)

 delete: Delete contacts
  Requires: none Arguments: names of contact(s) to delete (example: "John Doe" "Jane Doe")

Available tasks for service calendar: 'add', 'list', 'today', 'delete'
 add: Add event to a calendar
  Requires: none Optional: cal Arguments: QUICK_ADD_TEXT

 list: List events on a calendar
  Requires: delimiter Optional: title, query, date, cal

 today: List events for the next 24 hours
  Requires: delimiter Optional: title, query, cal

 delete: Delete event from a calendar
  Requires: (title OR query) Optional: date, cal

Options:
  --version             show program's version number and exit
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --blog=BLOG           Blogger only - specify a blog other than your primary.
  --cal=CAL             Calendar only - specify a calendar other than your
                        primary.
  -c CATEGORY, --category=CATEGORY
                        YouTube only - specify video categories as a comma-
                        separated list, e.g. "Film, Travel"
  --config=CONFIG       Specify location of config file.
  --devtags=DEVTAGS     YouTube only - specify developer tags as a comma-
                        separated list.
  --devkey=DEVKEY       YouTube only - specify a developer key
  -d DATE, --date=DATE  Date in YYYY-MM-DD format. Picasa only - sets the date
                        of the album  Calendar only - date of the event to add
                        / look for.  Can also specify a range with a comma:
                        "YYYY-MM-DD", events between date and future. "YYYY-
                        MM-DD,YYYY-MM-DD" events between two dates.
  --delimiter=DELIMITER
                        Specify a delimiter for the output of the list task.
  --draft               Blogger only - post as a draft
  --editor=EDITOR       Docs only - editor to use on a file.
  -f FOLDER, --folder=FOLDER
                        Docs only - specify folder(s) to upload to / search
                        in.
  --format=FORMAT       Docs only - format to download documents as.
  -n TITLE, --title=TITLE
                        Title of the item
  --no-convert          Google Apps Premier only - do not convert the file on
                        upload. (Else converts to native Google Docs format)
  -q QUERY, --query=QUERY
                        Full text query string for specifying items. Searches
                        on titles, captions, and tags.
  -s SUMMARY, --summary=SUMMARY
                        Description of the upload, or file containing the
                        description.
  -t TAGS, --tags=TAGS  Tags for item, e.g. "Sunsets, Earth Day"
  -u USER, --user=USER  Username to use for the task. Exact application is
                        task-dependent. If authentication is necessary, this
                        will force the user to specify a password through a
                        command line prompt or option.

Please, visit: http://golang.org/

Note: we will have to rebuild the current src RPM)

1. Get the source RPM
wget http://konradm.fedorapeople.org/fedora/SRPMS/go-0-0.20100609.fc12.src.rpm

2. Setup your rpm building environ (more info at: http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/PackageMaintainers/CreatingPackageHowTo)
rpmdev-setuptree

3. Install the src RPM
rpm -i go-0-0.20100609.fc12.src.rpm

4. Find the spec file and build it
rpmbuild -bb ~/rpmbuild/SPECS/go.spec

5. Find the rpm and install it
su -c 'yum localinstall ~/rpmbuild/RPMS/x86_64/go-0-0.20100609.fc13.x86_64.rpm'

There you go. You can install, optionally, the go-vim or go-emacs package (in that same dir).

If you think you know a better way of building it, please, suggest and/or comment here. I’m no package builder…

http://mx.php.net/configuration.file.per-user
http://mx.php.net/configuration

Al parecer solo sirve con fcgi, o sea, para usuarios que así configuren su apache o, también, para usuarios de cherokee!

Así, solo pones ésto en un archivo .user.ini; en el directorio que lo necesitas… o debajo de él:
date.timezone = “America/Mexico_City”

Y php escoge la timezone para este proyecto.

Ésto no lo sabía y lo acabo de descubrir!

1. Si tienes un proyecto, ve a él; si no, crea uno y, luego, le agregas git

cd /path/a/mi/proyecto && git init

2. Agrega todos los archivos a git y haz un commit

git add . && git commit -a

3. Ahora, ve un nivel más abajo en el directorio

cd ..

4. Clona, usando –bare, tu proyecto a otro directorio

git clone --bare ./proyecto proyecto.git

5. Entra a ./proyecto/hooks/ y edita copia post-update.sample a post-update

cd ./proyecto/hooks/ && cp post-update.sample post-update

6. Edítalo para que quede así:

exec git update-server-info

7. Cambia el permiso para que sea ejecutable

chmod +x post-update

8. Sube tu “repositorio” a un servidor web

scp -r /paty/a/mi/proyecto.git yo@miservidor.com:~/mi/docroot/publico/

9. Ve al directorio y correo el siguiente comando git update-server-info

ssh yo@miservidor.com "cd mi/docroot/publico/proyecto.git/ && git update-server-info"

10. Cálalo intentando clonar desde tu server

git clone http://miservidor.com/proyecto.git

Si no jala, intenta ver el directorio; se deben ver los archivos de git ahí. Si no, la estás cafeteando en algo.

Bueno, he aquí, un comando para actualizarlo:

dig @a.root-servers.net . ns > /var/named/named.ca

Me tardé un ratín! Cómo? Usando unoconv!

Éste fué el procedimiento:

1. Instalar unoconv
su -c 'yum install unoconv -y'

2. Correr una instalncia de unoconv servidor
unoconv --listener

3. Crear un repositorio/directorio para documentos propietarios
mkdir /home/renich/trash_docs

4. Convertir todo y mover los archivos propietarios a un directorio
find /home/renich -iname '*.doc' -exec unoconv -f odt \{\} \; -exec mv \{\} /home/renich/trash_docs/

Probablemente pude haber usado && dentro del exec… pero no le calé. Ahí me dices si te sirve esto.

tip
Lo mismo puedes hacer con los .rtf o los .xls o .docx o .xlsx o esos formatos feos de MS! La -f de unocov solo define el formato de salida (el default es pdf… blew!)

find . -iname '*.mp3' | while read song; do mpg321 "${song}" -w - | oggenc -q 9 -o "${song%.mp3}.ogg" -; done

Sermón:
No debes convertir de un formato lossy a otro formato lossy.

lossy -> lossy = lossier!

Pero, no quiere decir que no se puede

Ahora, con el soporte de los navegadores de OGG (nativo en HTML5!), ya no hay porqué utilizar software privado.

Estoy en el proceso de convertir todos los mp3 de mi banda introbella a ogg. Ya no más mp3! Wákala!

# Referencia
http://www.perturb.org/display/entry/687/