When installing pycrypto
on OSX you must install gmp
via homebrew and add the CFLAGS for the build to succeed.
$ brew install gmp
$ export "CFLAGS=-I/usr/local/include -L/usr/local/lib"
$ pip2 install pycrypto
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When installing pycrypto
on OSX you must install gmp
via homebrew and add the CFLAGS for the build to succeed.
$ brew install gmp
$ export "CFLAGS=-I/usr/local/include -L/usr/local/lib"
$ pip2 install pycrypto
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"name": "timeline", | |
"version": "0.0.2", | |
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Post Requst.
{
"data": {
"type": "users",
"attributes": {
"name": "Henry Snopek",
"email": "[email protected]",
Specifically, we can't provision an SSL certificate until the TTL value has expired from your old values to us, and the new values for us must be correct
So, to do a minimal downtime migration, here are the steps:
find your old TTL value for the record(s) pointing to your old provider. You can find this with a command like dig yoursite.com. In the output, you'll see a line like yoursite.com. X IN A 12.3.4.5 in which the X is your current TTL in seconds. Do this for each hostname you will migrate to us (perhaps sitename.com and www.sitename.com?)
For each of those records, set a low TTL value for all existing records pointing to your old provider - I suggest a value of 10. Do not yet update the values (IP address or hostname) to use our service!
wait for your prior TTL value ("X" in line 1) to pass, while your records still point to your old provider. If you have
# Requires: `bc`, `bash 4+` | |
# | |
# Example Output: | |
# Iterations 100,000 | |
# regex: 34.570s | |
# if/else: 18.044s | |
# | |
# if/else is 47.8% faster than regex | |
declare -a arr=("/ock" |
Add this to your .bashrc
...
This updates the spike call in a couple ways:
spike
is found in the node_modules
directory of the pwd
, it will use that "local" version of spike rather than the global versionspike clean all
to remove _cache
when that directory is present in pwd
# make your node_modules first class
spike() {
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" ex: consts cannot change, therefore they're 'frozen' and result in a blue | |
" color. Unlike vars which can change in value have a resulting red color. | |
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Quick ref for Netlify custom domains
Host: www, Value: you-netlify-site.netlify.com, TTL: 30 min
Host: @, Value: 198.61.251.14, TTL: 30min
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