Carl Boettiger

Con­fig­ured sparkle­share across my linux server & lap­tops, and android phone.  Pro­vides a dropbox-style sync­ing and ver­sion his­tory for all files using git.  I can sync as much space as I have hardisk capac­ity, with as many users and machines as I like, at no cost.  Won­der­ful. Basic setup Get sparkle­share work­ing on a server …

A few notes on try­ing out some server-based file shar­ing solu­tions. ajaX­plorer Kind of amaz­ingly good and easy to install, with configuration-free func­tion­al­ity like pre­views of images and play­ing mp3s. More secure file shar­ing (at least, pub­lic link not gen­er­ated until asked for, can have pass­word assigned to it). Shar­ing is the only step not …

Cre­ate the memcheck.sh script that will write a mem.log file with the data, and a gnu­plot script that will plot it. Then set up a cron job.  First, set the edi­tor to some­thing func­tional: export EDITOR=vi then, crontab –e to edit the cron table.  Add this line to run the com­mand every 2 min­utes (see wikipedia …