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require 'open3'

describe 'my_script' do
  def run *args
    options = args.extract_options!
    args.unshift './my_script'

    Open3.popen3(args.join(' ')) do |i, o, e|
      i.write options[:stdin]
      i.close

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# Makes it easy to try more than one method on Object and just return nil if
# the Object doesn't respond to any of the methods. So, rather than:
#
#  obj.try(:foo).try(:bar)
#
# you can just
#
#  obj.try(:foo, :bar)
#
# Based on Object#try from ActiveSupport.

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# Makes it easy to access elements deep within a nested Enumerable. Rather than
# having to do
#
#  enum[:foo] && enum[:foo][:bar]
#
# you can just do
#
#  enum.try_keys :foo, :bar
module Enumerable
  def try_keys *keys

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class ApplicationController < ActionController::Base
  protected

  # Define render_xxx methods for all known status codes.
  ActionController::StatusCodes::SYMBOL_TO_STATUS_CODE.each do |symbol, code|
    define_method "render_#{symbol}" do |*args|
      respond_to do |format|
        format.html{render_error_html_file(code, (args.first || {}))}
        format.all{head symbol}
      end

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# A rake task to pull all your gists from github.com as html.
#
# This has advantages over the script embed:
# * the script uses document.write, which is not compatible with XHTML Strict 1.0
# * document.write also can't be used after the document body has loaded (ie. no AJAX)
# * the gists get indexed by search engines this way
desc "Pull all gists from github and cache them locally"
task :gists do
  uri = URI.parse 'http://gist.github.com/api/v1/yaml/gists/heisters'
  html = YAML.load(Net::HTTP.get(uri))['gists'].inject('') do |h, gist|

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ufw default deny
ufw allow ssh/tcp
ufw limit ssh/tcp
ufw allow http/tcp
ufw allow https/tcp
ufw logging on
ufw enable
ufw status

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# Make TShark dump and dissect an HTTP connection
sudo tshark -i3 -V -T text -i en1 -f "tcp port 80 and host <host ip>" -d "tcp.port==80,http" -R http.request

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# An unintrusive, temporary DSL strategy.
#
# Why discusses Ruby DSLs and instance_eval vs. block arguments:
# http://hackety.org/2008/10/06/mixingOurWayOutOfInstanceEval.html
#
# This takes advantage of some Ruby 1.9 features to implement a DSL mixin that
# is temporary and doesn't override locally defined methods.
class DslInstance                                                                                                      
  attr_accessor :script                                                                                                
                                                                                                                       

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// fn to handle jsonp with timeouts and errors
// hat tip to Ricardo Tomasi for the timeout logic
$.getJSONP = function(s) {
    s.dataType = 'jsonp';
    $.ajax(s);

    var t = 0, cb = s.url.match(/callback=(\w+)/)[1], cbFn = window[cb];
    var $script = $('head script[src*='+cb+']');
    if (!$script.length)
        return; // same domain request

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" Vim functions to run RSpec and Cucumber on the current file and optionally on
" the spec/scenario under the cursor. Within the context of a Rails app, will
" prefer script/spec and script/cucumber over their system counterparts.
function! RailsScriptIfExists(name)
  " Bundle exec
  if isdirectory(".bundle") || (exists("b:rails_root") && isdirectory(b:rails_root . "/.bundle"))
    return "bundle exec " . a:name
  " Script directory
  elseif exists("b:rails_root") && filereadable(b:rails_root . "/script/" . a:name)
    return b:rails_root . "/script/" . a:name