hilary_mason_data hilary_mason_data-2006 knowledge-graph by maker-knowledge-mining
1 hilary mason data-2006-05-04-Intro to the Linux Command Line
Introduction: Intro to the Linux Command Line Posted: May 4, 2006 | Author: hilary | Filed under: articles , blog | Tags: command line , linux , ssh , tutorial | 2 Comments » This document will step through the process of accessing a Linux server, and several basic commands. SSH We will access the server via the SSH , or “Secure SHell”, protocol. SSH provides encrypted communication between two terminals. It is an alternative to telnet or rlogin. First, make sure that you have an SSH client. If you are running Windows, I highly recommend downloading Putty . Click on the top Windows binary and save it to the desktop. You can run Putty.exe directly, without installing. If you are using OS X, open a terminal and run ‘ssh’. Logging In Type your hostname into the box. You can find your hostname by asking your ISP, but a good bet is that “www.yourdomain.com” will resolve to your server. You may need to request shell access Click open. You’ll be presented
2 hilary mason data-2006-02-20-JavaScript Rotating Images Tutorial
Introduction: JavaScript Rotating Images Tutorial Posted: February 20, 2006 | Author: hilary | Filed under: articles , blog | Tags: javascript , web dev | 1 Comment » Introduction Swapping new images into an established layout is one trick that can keep a site design fresh. Some examples: gettyimages benstraw There are several different techniques for accomplishing this effect. A server-side program is the best approach, because you can automatically pull files from a whole directory (eliminating the need to modify code), and it will work even if a user has JavaScript disabled. Unfortunately, not everyone has access to a host that supports server-side scripting. That’s okay, because the same thing can be accomplished with client-side code in JavaScript. I’ll show you how, with three JavaScript functions of varying levels of ease and functionality. First, gather two or more images that are the same size. Then read on… Setup Click here to see t