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module Importing
  module HumanAttributeNameWriters

    def self.included(base)
      base.new # Force activerecord to initialize attributes

      # only allow accessible attributes that are not foreign keys or nested attributes
      foreign_keys = Agent.reflect_on_all_associations.map(&:association_foreign_key)
      allowed_attributes = base.accessible_attributes.select do |name|
        name.present? && !foreign_keys.include?(name) && !name.match(/_attributes$/)

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namespace :account do

  desc "Change the deploy user password"
  task :reset_password do
    deploy_user = user
    deploy_pass = generate_password
    as_sudo_user do
      find_servers.each do |server|
        if read_file("/etc/passwd", :hosts => server.host).lines.grep(/#{deploy_user}:/).any?
          run "echo \"#{deploy_user}:#{deploy_pass}\" | #{sudo} chpasswd", :hosts => server.host

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# Rails email validator is required by the secure validatable module in devise security extension
# However, it handles internation domain names and does mx lookups by default, and there's no easy way to change this default.
class EmailValidator
  def validate_mx?
    options[:validate_mx] == true
  end
  def allow_idn?
    options[:allow_idn] == true
  end
end

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module ActiveRecord
  module NestedAttributes
    module ClassMethods

      # Skips validation of associated objects unless nested attributes have been provided.
      #
      # This is a horrid workaround for the fact that nested_attributes_for sets the autosave
      # option for each assocation to true, which causes validation to fail for associated
      # objects that have been loaded, whether any nested attributes have been provided or not.
      # This causes problems with the parent object is updated from forms that don't include

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class Address < ActiveRecord::Base

  attr_accessible :line_1, :line_2, :line_3, :town, :region, :postcode

  validates :line_1, :postcode, :presence => true
  validates :postcode, :postcode => true, :allow_blank => true

  after_validation do
    self.postcode = PostalCode.new(self.postcode).to_formatted_s
  end

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require 'highline/import'

def highlight(str)
  "\e[33m" + str + "\e[0m"
end

def run_cmd(cmd)
  say highlight "Executing \"#{cmd}\""
  Timeout::timeout(30) do
    IO.popen(cmd).each{ |line| print line }

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" Vim color file
" Maintainer:	Mark Woods
" Licence:	Public Domain

" GUI only color scheme based on the eclipse color scheme, optimised for ruby.

set background=light

highlight clear
if exists("syntax_on")

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#!/bin/bash

# Experimental script to fix fscked wordpress permissions, needs testing

usage() {
  echo "Usage: $0 [-u user] path-to-wordpress-install"
}

# allow user to be set via command line option
while getopts “u:v” OPTION

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# Taken from Jamis Buck's post "The road to faster tests"
# http://37signals.com/svn/posts/2742-the-road-to-faster-tests
#
# Disabling GC and running the collector manually every few seconds
# knocks 25-30% off the time taken to run all of my non-js scenarios
# on ruby 1.9.3p448, without any other memory management tuning.

DEFERRED_GC_THRESHOLD = (ENV['CUCUMBER_DEFERRED_GC_THRESHOLD'] || 3.0).to_f

last_gc_run = Time.now

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#!/bin/bash

# Burns a rekordbox export to an MP3 CD compatible with older CDJs.
#
# Copies mp3, m4a and wav audio files from export volume to a single CD,
# converting to constant bit rate mp3 compatible with older CDJs and other
# non-pioneer CD players as required.
#
# Will explode if files won't fit onto a single CD. Yup, I know this is shit.
#