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I should tidy up my $HOME/bin directory, some of actually useful scripts and configurations were scattered here and there. Anyway, I’ve been using this one script when I work with shreds: #! /usr/bin/env bash interim_branch=default rollgit() { [[ $# -ne 1 ]] && { echo 'wrong number of arguments, USAGE:' printf "\tgit roll <branch>\n" exit 1 } git rebase $1 && git checkout $1 && git rebase $interim_branch && git branch -D $interim_branch } unhg() { [[ $# -ne 2 ]] && { echo 'wrong number of arguments, USAGE:' printf "\tgit unhg <remote> <branch>\n" exit 1 } git-hg fetch $1 && git checkout -b $interim_branch FETCH_HEAD && git roll $2 } self=$(basename $0) case $self in git-unhg) unhg $* ;; git-roll) rollgit $* ;; *) echo 'Invalid command specified' ;; esac Shreds source revisions is actually tracked on mercurial.

Referring to previous post, this is the post-receive script I used for the blog. Actually I forgot to attach this to the previous post, so I decide to just create another post for this. {% include_code post-receive lang:sh post-receive %} The locale entries is needed by jekyll, since it’s not set at git/www user environment Also don’t forget to add this entry to sudoers git ALL=(www) NOPASSWD: ALL Basically, it tells sudo to allow git to act as www without any password.

A bit of rants here first. So my previous vps provider decides to acting up, suspending my server for overdue payment. Except that I paid in-time. I’m not sure whether this is purely coincidence mistakes or some sort. My invoice was dated due to 6th each month. Of course, as a good service provider, they sent me reminder for the payment at the end of the month by 29th, and at the 3rd of the next month.

So I begin using zsh (again) recently and plug some accessories from oh-my-zsh. Inspired by this and my previous bash prompt here: PS1=":\[\033[01;36m\]\W \[\033[01;35m\]»\[\033[00m\] " I made my own theme. Basically, I prefer a prompt with minimal yet useful information, so typical theme with two lines prompt is very much a no no. {% include_code lang:bash fudanchii.zsh-theme %} In addition, here is my tmux configuration, which I used to show user@host at its bottom-left status bar: