../bin/d file.
https.go http://ix.io/2PWA, maybe you can give me some tips on that.
https is a simple https server in go, and entr is http://eradman.com/entrproject/, couple that with https://livejs.com/ that gives me a live reload environment.
https://mkws.sh:\n\n\n#!/bin/sh\n\nexport DEV=1\nexport PACK=0\n\ntrap "exit" INT TERM\ntrap "kill 0" EXIT\n\nhttps &\n\nfind . -type f -name '*.upp*' | entr ./bin/mkws https://mkws.sh\ngrep 16/Feb/2021 /var/www/logs/mkws.shaccess.log | grep -vf /home/adi/share/bots | flvu | wc -l where /home/adi/share/bots is a list of bot user agents.
head and tail I guess?
sam a little, would really like to use it a little bit more at some point.
sudo, did you pkg_add it? Or?
twtd to be go get-able?
date inside awk http://onetipperday.sterding.com/2015/08/use-getline-to-capture-system-command.html
./twtmd < ./twtxt.txt | smu > t.html
twtxt to Markdown.
tail -r is BSD specific, you could use tac or awk also I believe for reversing the lines.
twxt to Markdown in one go via awk if possible and rerun through another awk to add wrapper divs but probably those would be better represented as lis so no need for the wrapping part.
twtxt file to Markdown via an awk script and then run the whole output through smu?
Node.Js and a JavaScript framework to develop a simple static site is incredibly weird.
mkws is done. I also believe chasing progress is a trap, that's why people believe software is "never done".
mkws I started Googling less and less. Less abstractions.
chroot is enough? thttpd supports chroot.
CGI pp and dump the variables in the global scope of the execve(3) sh. The security issue lays in overwriting any other variable already present in the global scope.
pp. I believe this is a sane way to build dynamic websites, parsing GET and POST variables in CGI is still a problem tho. I personally prefer interpreted languages for developing websites due to no compile time and in place debugging.
cl, cbl, fl, using pp.
mkws, not pleased with the design tho, I'll keep it as close as possible to plain text as an homage to UNIX and tilde.institute which are an awesome group. I _personally_ believe all tiny scripts there are at least decent, I believe the linters are nice and the log analytics scripts are nice although, both of them may be rewritten in C even tho awk fits so well for the log analytics. And default.css is nice. I've incorporated the linters in my mkws build process.