If the following happens to you:
apache2: Could not reliably determine the server's fully qualified domain name, using 127.0.1.1 for ServerName
just issue a:
echo Servername `cat /etc/hostname` >> /etc/apache2/apache2.conf
Tested on: Ubuntu server 9.04 32b / Ubuntu 12.04 64b
Here’s a neat little command that will let you delete specified files/directories recursively and based on their names.
Let’s do a dry run first to make sure that the command will go through the right files. Run:
<code class="plain plain">find <directory_to_start_the_recursion_in> -name <file_name</code>>
Keep in mind that if you’re gonna have asterisks (*) in the <file_name> you need to escape them like so:
find /var/www -name *.jpg
make sure that the result only lists the files/directories that you indeed want to obliterate. Then improve that last command by adding:
find <directory_to_start_the_recursion_in> -name <file_name> -exec rm -rf {} ;
Since this is a pretty dangerous command even after a dry run, you can use -ok instead of -exec which will prompt you for approval everytime the command it executed.
find <directory_to_start_the_recursion_in> -name <file_name> -ok rm -rf {} ;
This is of course not limited to rm 🙂
Left4Dead is far from obsolete but lately I grew a little sick of playing the same maps over and over. The special zombies too are getting kinda old. This is when I came accross Killing Floor. Very little information is currently available about it on the web, a couple of videos on youtube and the official game site.
It’s currently one of the most sold game on Steam showing the strong liking that people are taking with coop massacring of zombies.
Let’s go straight to the point: the games needs to be polished the fuck out. It’s very bulky, buggy & glitchy but it is built right. The game obviously got released too early and while it seems like the people in charge are proactive about fixing all of that, one can only hope that they’ll keep doing so until they have an acceptable product.
The gameplay is just weird, moving around doesn’t feel right.
The maps aren’t the best but they’re good enough.
The monsters you get to kill are pretty cool.
Graphics aren’t bad at all.
The AI’s not the best too and so repetitiveness becomes an issue early.
The music is really good.
Sound effects on the other hand are awkward.
but really this all needs to be patched like there’s no tomorrow.
I threw a quick video together since as I said earlier, only very little info can currently be found about this game:
It’s for sale for $20 on Steam, I’ve played for about 2 hours and don’t have much more in me. Not really worth it unless you don’t mind throwing money out the window. There used to be a time where games were released as finished products…