Using Git to manage a web site

Microsoft Technet : How DNS query works: Domain Name System(DNS)
Wikipedia List of DNS record types
MX record

different mail server for each subdomain @ stackoverflow
How to setup an MX record for sub-domain @ stackoverflow
Google search for godaddy subdomain mx records

From here and own notes

set ORACLE_HOME=/...db/product/version/dbhome_1
PATH= $ORACLE_HOME/bin:$PATH
ORACLE_SID = orcl
sqlplus "sys/password as sysdba" < /path/to/sql.file.sql

find examples

how to make a tar file from a text file containing list of files
text file contents
a/b/myfile.txt
a/c

This includes on myfile.txt from a/b and everything from a/c Yet to find out how to
exclude certain files

cd to parent folder of a
tar cv -T /path/to/listOfFiles.txt -f /path/to/tarfile.tar
then gzip tarfile.tar

cleartool ls -r | findstr -V rule for private files
cleartool ls -r | findstr hijacked for hijacked files

I keep forgetting how to switch to static from dynamic on Linux. I found the correct steps here Switch to Static IP on Ubuntu Server - david winter

In short edit /etc/network/interfaces
Change dhcp to static in the line   -->
iface eth1 inet dhcp
address w.x.y.z
netmask a.b.c.d
gateway m.n.o.p

and then /etc/init.d/networking restart

I would also try a reboot immediately after setting this, to test that it is permanent


Installing git on linux

warnings doesn’t save our work from peril, but using an “undo” function does. Let me say that again: The solution to our warning woes is undo. With a robust undo, we can close our work with reckless abandon and be secure in the knowledge that we can always get it back. With undo, we can make that horrible “oops!” feeling go away by getting our work back. [1]

A List Apart: Articles: Never Use a Warning When you Mean Undo

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 Some git ideas