command line

git log --pretty=oneline | grep 'award'

Can use

--strip-components=NUMBER
strip NUMBER leading components from file names on extraction


in conjunction with -C

but have to create the directory first anyway, so moving (mv)after the fact is probably easier.

Source

http://superuser.com/questions/146814/unpack-tar-but-change-directory-name-to-extract-to

git diff of files that have been staged ie 'git add'ed
git diff --cached

http://www.commandlinefu.com/commands/view/1242/git-diff-of-files-that-have-been-staged-ie-git-added

$ git commit ...
$ git reset --soft HEAD^ (1)
$ edit (2)

And just commit again.

Update: See Randy Fay's Cygwin quickstart tutorial, http://randyfay.com/node/70

Many Drupal things are best done in a UNIX-like environment. One solution is to run a Linux distribution like Ubuntu in a virtual machine, as is provided by http://drupal.org/project/quickstart. Another solution (on Microsoft Windows) is Cygwin, to bring the power of the UNIX command line to Windows.

These are run from the project's web root, example/web, so that drush can run, but the database itself is stored outside the web root, example/db.

On the export side:

drush sql-dump > ../db/development.sql

On the import side:

drush sql-connect < ../db/development.sql

expands to:

mysql -hlocalhost -uexample -pyMsx2rIP drupal-example < ../db/development.sql

How we would probably want this to work is that "rake prod vlad:drush XXX" call "ssh prodservername drush -r /path/to/project/drupal XXX"

For instance: ssh prodservername drush -r /path/to/project/drupal enable bad_judgement

If you are searching for a way to not overwrite files when copying files or directories recursively with scp, what you probably really want is rsync.

It will avoid copying files it does not need to copy, preserving existing files of the same name and path.

For example:

ben@ubuntu:~/code/data/drupal/sites/default/files$ rsync -av data.agaric.com:/sites/agaricdesign/www/sites/default/files/ .
receiving incremental file list
./
.htaccess
07-07 taking it all over.txt
...

Everyday use

You can change your password at https://agariclabs.net/krb/passwd

Initial setup of a user via the command line

These commands can be run on Agaric's test server, simone.mayfirst.org.

First, to see if a username already exists, you can list them with listprincs:

Then, if the user is not present, create the user.