Posted in 9 November 2009 ¬ 23:27h.John
Following on from my remove ranger script, here is a VBScript that will automatically install Ranger packages without the need for the Ranger software on the network.
It’s a little rough around the edges but it gets the job done. Just drag a package folder onto the script to install onto your PC.
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Posted in 27 October 2009 ¬ 12:32h.John
Sometimes it might be necessary to remove Sentinel’s Ranger software from a computer with the minimum of fuss. Even though there is a removal user account. For instance, this may not work.
So here’s a handy script to automitcally disable Ranger on a workstation. This returns some Windows settings back to normal and backs up the [...]
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Posted in 21 September 2009 ¬ 23:46h.John
I’ve just been tweaking with SSH. One of the common things that I have to do is reconfigure my SSH tunnels while I’m working remotely to gain access to desktops and the like.
In this situation, the cumbersome but easiest way always seemed to be to disconnect and change the command line. However, having used Putty [...]
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Posted in 17 August 2009 ¬ 23:35h.John
Anyone using Facebook will know that it’s quite annoying losing a good chunk of screen real estate to the adverts on the right hand side.
Of course, many others think so and there is a nice extension that will block various adverts around the internet including Facebook’s own.
Now, I’m not going to get into the morality [...]
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Posted in 16 August 2009 ¬ 12:26h.John
Fed up with the BBC iPlayer? Well this article explains how to download BBC videos straight to your computer to watch in your favourite video player.
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Posted in 15 August 2009 ¬ 19:20h.John
Copying files with scp is difficult enough without spaces. So when a filename contains a space, scp seems to start behaving by its own rules.
Here’s a command that will copy unusual filenames without any problems in scp.
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