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“netcat” can be used to proxy-enable “git”
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Netcat
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SOCKS
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Git_(software)
This only works, if your proxy also supports SOCKS.
netcat’s specific options:
- -x : specify proxy address and port
- -X : proxy protocol: …, “5” (SOCKS), …
This approach should also work for a few more applications.
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Jenkins with a troubled thinBackup configuration causes weird message: “Jenkins is going to shut down”
Jenkins’s “quiet mode” is the state that cause Jenkins to display “Jenkins is going to shut down” in a yelling red bar on top of the page.
Q:What is Jenkins’s “quiet mode”?
A: It’s about quieting down Jenkins (in preparation for a restart) – no new build job will get accepted in this mode. This mode will get cleared, once Jenkins will have started anew. -
how to export from Atlassian Confluence
- https://confluence.atlassian.com/doc/export-content-to-word-pdf-html-and-xml-139475.html – not that bad 😀
- https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/Exporting+Confluence+Pages+and+Spaces+to+PDF — “Go to the space and choose Space tools > Content Tools from the bottom of the sidebar”
- I would really like to get the list of target formats extended, but this list isn’t really, really that poor
- my wishlist WRT target formats: mediawiki, DocBook
- my preferred exports: HTML / Custom Export (can be used w/o Confluence), XML / Custom Export (can be reimported to Confluence)
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scheduled Atlassian Confluence exports?
I (as a user) would really like to have scheduled exports from Atlassian Confluence.
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WordPress plugin “Duplicate Post”
Sometimes I update an article after quite some while and it does not get “published” again, does not gain attention etc, but duplicating it (quite likely also truncating it a little) solves the problem.
Sometimes I might even remove the original afterwards. Yes, being able to get the original re-published might serve this purpose. But how to achieve it?
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where would I re-import an Atlassian Confluence export to?
- Atlassian offers “Confluence in the cloud” for 10 USD/month — not really big money, but for my modest purposes more money than I want to spend
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Actually I only want to preserve the “brain work” that I created during my life. I’m not sure I need a running (expensive) Atlassian Confluence for that.
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using Atlassian Confluence again
Things have changed “recently”:
- no wiki mark-up any longer 🙄
- https://confluence.atlassian.com/doc/export-content-to-word-pdf-html-and-xml-139475.html – exporting got more powerful
- REST API available (?!!)
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cntlm – a local proxy, that all your (local) applications can go through w/o explicit authentication
- http://sourceforge.net/projects/cntlm/
- http://cntlm.sourceforge.net
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NT_LAN_Manager – mentions cntlm
“Somebody” certainly does the necessary authentication and that’s cntlm.
The advantages:
- all those applications’ configurations look really, really minimal
- authentication details that change “frequently” live at “only one” place
cntlm gets provided to you as
- sources
- -win32.zip, -setup.exe
- .rpm, .deb
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