carlosmgv02

Python youtube video downloader

This code consists of a python script which allows us to easily download YouTube videos/audio by passing its URL via the command line.

Content

Project files

• youtube.py: the script's code
• aux_functions: contains multiple functions used to customize the output color and animations.

Default output

By default, the script outputs the file to: D:\YouTube, you can simply change it by modifying the path variable.

chips5k

Ports used

Some of the exact port numbers seem to be different between installations. I'm not sure if any have to be as listed, but those were a working number I used at some point

Port	Description	Place Defined	Open Port	Unique
11000	Overworld server port	Master/server.ini	x	x
11001	Cave server port	Caves/server.ini	x	x
8768	Steam auth port for overworld	Master/server.ini
8769	Steam auth port for cave	Caves/server.ini
27018	Steam master server port for overworld	Master/server.ini		x

thelegendofbrian

Ports used

Some of the exact port numbers seem to be different between installations. I'm not sure if any have to be as listed, but those were a working number I used at some point

Port	Description	Place Defined	Open Port	Unique
11000	Overworld server port	Master/server.ini	x	x
11001	Cave server port	Caves/server.ini	x	x
8768	Steam auth port for overworld	Master/server.ini
8769	Steam auth port for cave	Caves/server.ini
27018	Steam master server port for overworld	Master/server.ini		x

mattolenik

[[ 'function some_func ( )  {' =~ ^[[:blank:]]*(function[[:blank:]]+)?([\x30-\x39\x41-\x5A\x61-\x7A\xA0-\x19FF\+\-\.\^\/\?,%#_@:~]+)[[:blank:]]*\([[:blank:]]*\)[[:blank:]]*({)?$ ]]

#BASH_REMATCH results:
#0 - whole match
#1 - either 'function' or empty string
#2 - function name
#3 - either '{' or empty string

#Character ranges include pretty much all unicode and normal characters that bash will accept.

maikell

Kickstart driven CentOS 7 install from USB

None of what is written below is particularly original, however, I was unable to find a method documented on the internet at the time of writing that successfully created a kickstart driven CentOS 7 USB installer.

My interest was in doing this manually as I require this USB (image) to be created from a script. Therefore, I did not look into using ISO to USB applications - in addition, these typically do not allow custom kickstart files to be used.

References

Much of the process described below was found on the CentOS Wiki page on Installing from USB key, and from the Softpanorama page on the same subject. I thoroughly recommend reading all of the latter as it highlights the shortcomings/dangers associated with the steps below.

USB key preparation

pveeckhout

package com.pietervaneeckhout.dao.impl;

import com.pietervaneeckhout.dao.GenericDao;
import java.util.List;
import javax.persistence.EntityManager;
import javax.persistence.PersistenceContext;
import javax.persistence.criteria.CriteriaBuilder;
import javax.persistence.criteria.CriteriaQuery;
import javax.persistence.criteria.Root;

talespadua

#include <stdio.h>

void hanoi(int n,char origem,char destino,char auxiliar){
	/*Se sobrar apenas o disco 1, mova fazer o movimento e retornar*/
	if(n==1){ 
		printf("\nMova o disco 1 da base %c para a base %c",origem ,destino);
		return;
	}
	/*Mover o n-1 disco de A para B, usando C de auxiliar*/
	hanoi(n-1,origem,auxiliar,destino);