Comments for Vim-Fu http://www.vim-fu.com A SysAdmin's Notebook Wed, 28 Jul 2010 07:39:03 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc Comment on MySQL tuning script by Bradley Falzon http://www.vim-fu.com/mysql-tuning-script/comment-page-1/#comment-779 Bradley Falzon Wed, 28 Jul 2010 07:39:03 +0000 http://www.vim-fu.com/?p=1023#comment-779 This is a real simple way for Sys Admins or Devs to quickly find and adjust MySQL parameters in relation to performance. I've included an example of the output here: http://blog.teambrad.net/2010/07/28/example-output-of-tuning-primer-sh/ but it's even simpler to try on your server now. This is a real simple way for Sys Admins or Devs to quickly find and adjust MySQL parameters in relation to performance.

I’ve included an example of the output here: http://blog.teambrad.net/2010/07/28/example-output-of-tuning-primer-sh/ but it’s even simpler to try on your server now.

]]> Comment on svn plugin for vim by Nadav http://www.vim-fu.com/svn-plugin-for-vim/comment-page-1/#comment-754 Nadav Sat, 17 Jul 2010 12:27:44 +0000 http://www.vim-fu.com/?p=281#comment-754 Cool. This is pretty useful. Until now I used: "svn blame file.cc | vim - " . It would be nice to try these set of tools. Cool. This is pretty useful. Until now I used: “svn blame file.cc | vim – ” . It would be nice to try these set of tools.

]]> Comment on About me: by Joseph Chiu http://www.vim-fu.com/about/comment-page-1/#comment-751 Joseph Chiu Thu, 03 Jun 2010 22:08:49 +0000 http://www.vim-fu.com/?page_id=2#comment-751 Hi Jeff, I found your page while looking for EC2/DNS ideas online, and then realized you're Kathryn's husband who my wife, Taj, kept saying I should talk to! Just wanted to drop a line saying hello here... Cheers, Joseph Hi Jeff,
I found your page while looking for EC2/DNS ideas online, and then realized you’re Kathryn’s husband who my wife, Taj, kept saying I should talk to! Just wanted to drop a line saying hello here…
Cheers,
Joseph

]]> Comment on Blacklisted Email in Amazon’s EC2 Cloud by Grig Gheorghiu http://www.vim-fu.com/blacklisted-email-in-amazons-ec2-cloud/comment-page-1/#comment-716 Grig Gheorghiu Thu, 22 Apr 2010 14:16:08 +0000 http://www.vim-fu.com/?p=993#comment-716 Hey Jeff -- good to see you blogging again! I did the same thing in a test environment in EC2. We use ReturnPath to check the 'reputability' of our email service. When I tested the Postini-based solution, all of the ISPs checked by ReturnPath got our test emails fine, except...you guessed it, Yahoo. I think Yahoo blocks Postini by default, because it's owned by Google ;-) Anyway, consider implementing DomainKeys, which might make Yahoo happier. The Cobra Hey Jeff — good to see you blogging again! I did the same thing in a test environment in EC2. We use ReturnPath to check the ‘reputability’ of our email service. When I tested the Postini-based solution, all of the ISPs checked by ReturnPath got our test emails fine, except…you guessed it, Yahoo. I think Yahoo blocks Postini by default, because it’s owned by Google ;-) Anyway, consider implementing DomainKeys, which might make Yahoo happier.

The Cobra

]]> Comment on editing a bash command from the CLI using VIM by jroberts http://www.vim-fu.com/editing-a-long-bash-command-using-vim/comment-page-1/#comment-714 jroberts Mon, 19 Apr 2010 06:15:04 +0000 http://www.vim-fu.com/?p=630#comment-714 Rich, What a great tip! "fc" is my new favorite way to do this. Thanks! Rich, What a great tip! “fc” is my new favorite way to do this.

Thanks!

]]> Comment on editing a bash command from the CLI using VIM by Rich http://www.vim-fu.com/editing-a-long-bash-command-using-vim/comment-page-1/#comment-713 Rich Mon, 19 Apr 2010 02:05:10 +0000 http://www.vim-fu.com/?p=630#comment-713 If you use bash you should try the builtin command "fc" (stands for "fix command") just do that and it's very easy to remember. great site. If you use bash you should try the builtin command “fc” (stands for “fix command”) just do that and it’s very easy to remember.

great site.

]]> Comment on A Scalable DNS scheme for Amazon’s EC2 Cloud by Noriko Withfield http://www.vim-fu.com/better-dns-scheme-for-amazons-ec2-cloud/comment-page-1/#comment-708 Noriko Withfield Fri, 19 Mar 2010 14:47:41 +0000 http://www.vim-fu.com/?p=694#comment-708 <STRONG>Good Site on Cloud Computing and SaaS</STRONG> - We are periodically looking for good blog articles related to Rackspace Cloud. Also we are looking for contributors to add value to our blog. Keep up the good work! <STRONG>Thanks</STRONG> Good Site on Cloud Computing and SaaS – We are periodically looking for good blog articles
related to Rackspace Cloud. Also we are looking for contributors to add value to our blog.

Keep up the good work!

Thanks

]]> Comment on A Scalable DNS scheme for Amazon’s EC2 Cloud by Alternatives to Elastic IPs for EC2 Name Resolution http://www.vim-fu.com/better-dns-scheme-for-amazons-ec2-cloud/comment-page-1/#comment-699 Alternatives to Elastic IPs for EC2 Name Resolution Fri, 05 Feb 2010 21:53:44 +0000 http://www.vim-fu.com/?p=694#comment-699 [...] Similarly, the two “run your own DNS” methods (Your Own DNS for your Domain, Your Own Dynamic DNS for your Domain) can be used to resolve to either the public IP address or the private IP address, but not both for the same client. You should set up your clients inside EC2 to utilize the DNS service inside EC2, and the domain should be configured to point to the DNS service running outside EC2 so that clients outside EC2 will see the public IPs. Note that clients running inside EC2 whose DNS resolution you do not control (for example, another EC2 user’s client) will be referred to the public IPs. Jeff Roberts offers some great practical suggestions for running your own DNS inside EC2. [...] [...] Similarly, the two “run your own DNS” methods (Your Own DNS for your Domain, Your Own Dynamic DNS for your Domain) can be used to resolve to either the public IP address or the private IP address, but not both for the same client. You should set up your clients inside EC2 to utilize the DNS service inside EC2, and the domain should be configured to point to the DNS service running outside EC2 so that clients outside EC2 will see the public IPs. Note that clients running inside EC2 whose DNS resolution you do not control (for example, another EC2 user’s client) will be referred to the public IPs. Jeff Roberts offers some great practical suggestions for running your own DNS inside EC2. [...]

]]> Comment on A Scalable DNS scheme for Amazon’s EC2 Cloud by Jeff Roberts on a scalable DNS scheme for EC2 « JZ Talk Blogger http://www.vim-fu.com/better-dns-scheme-for-amazons-ec2-cloud/comment-page-1/#comment-695 Jeff Roberts on a scalable DNS scheme for EC2 « JZ Talk Blogger Thu, 21 Jan 2010 07:26:24 +0000 http://www.vim-fu.com/?p=694#comment-695 [...] DNS scheme for EC2 My ex-colleague from OpenX, Jeff Roberts, has another great blog post on ‘A Scalable DNS Scheme for Amazon’s EC2 Cloud‘. If you need to deploy an internal DNS infrastructure in EC2, you have to read this post. [...] [...] DNS scheme for EC2 My ex-colleague from OpenX, Jeff Roberts, has another great blog post on ‘A Scalable DNS Scheme for Amazon’s EC2 Cloud‘. If you need to deploy an internal DNS infrastructure in EC2, you have to read this post. [...]

]]> Comment on bundling versioned ami’s rapidly in Amazon’s ec2 by How to roll your own Amazon EC2 image « JZ Talk Blogger http://www.vim-fu.com/bundling-versioned-amis-rapidly-in-amazons-ec2/comment-page-1/#comment-694 How to roll your own Amazon EC2 image « JZ Talk Blogger Thu, 21 Jan 2010 07:25:47 +0000 http://www.vim-fu.com/?p=416#comment-694 [...] your own Amazon EC2 image Jeff Roberts, the vim-fu guru, does it again with a great post on “Bundling versioned AMIs rapidly in Amazon’s EC2“. It’s a step-by-step guide on how to roll your own AMI, bundle it and upload it to S3, [...] [...] your own Amazon EC2 image Jeff Roberts, the vim-fu guru, does it again with a great post on “Bundling versioned AMIs rapidly in Amazon’s EC2“. It’s a step-by-step guide on how to roll your own AMI, bundle it and upload it to S3, [...]

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