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Wednesday, February 10, 2016

Tuesday, February 9, 2016

The most usefull GIT Commands






These are the most common GIT commands



  • Create an empty repository
  
      git init
   
  • Staging your changes
  
     git add
   

    • If you are your  root directory , I mean myapplication/ you can use the paramter -A to stage all changes in one execution.
  
     git add -A
   

  • Putting you changes in your local repo
                  git commit
  
    git commit
   
    • If you want to add a message in your commit you can use the parameter  -m
  
   git commit -m "login fixed"
   

  • Switching between branches
  
   git checkout develop
   
  • Creating a new branch
  
   git checkout -b MyNewBranch
   


  • Adding new remote
  
   git remote add origin https://github.com/plataformatec/devise.git
   

  • Saving your changes to the remote repo  
  
     git push origin develop
   

  • Pull down new changes


  
     git pull origin develop
   

Wednesday, October 28, 2015

How to remove remote origin URL from git repository








To remove a remote URL from GIT, you must  use the command git remote remove.

Here is an example:
  
     git remote remove origin
  
or you can use:

  
    git remote rm origin
  

Thursday, October 22, 2015

How to Export Active Directory user information to a CSV File


Probably you may be tempted to try to export users using the  dsquery command, but   is not the best way.


When I was trying to do this, I found  a specific command to perform  this task.

CSVDE is one of the best option to export  AD users via command line. It is necessary to note that  CSVDE  has to be executed on your domain controller,otherwise it will not work.

This is the syntax:


csvde -d "OU=Finance,OU=Users,DC=Mydomain,DC=Com" -l dn,userAccountControl,sAMAccountName,userPrincipalName,whenCreate -r "(&(objectCategory=Person)(objectClass=user))" -f usersExported.csv -u


Parameters:

-d:   Distinguished name
-l :   Ldap attributes
-r :  Ldap attributes list
-f :  File name
-u : Unicode format


Wednesday, October 21, 2015

How to disable textbox autocomplete


As you may notice, your browser  is capable to suggest some options that you  have written already in the past. If you are building a  web form, you  will probably need to deactivate  the autocomplete behaviour. To do this, add the following html attribute as is shown below.



<input type="text" name='user_id' autocomplete='off' />

Thursday, September 3, 2015

How to rename a tag in GIT






In this post, I will teach you how to rename a tag in git.

Actually, it is pretty easy.


I am going to rename the tag called myOldTag to myNewTag.

Step 1: we create an alias called "myNewTag"
  
     git tag myNewTag myOldTag

  

Step 2: we delete the myOldTag  tag locally
  
     git tag -d myOldTag

  

Step 3: we tell to git repository that myoldTag has been deleted
  
     git push origin :refs/tags/myOldTag

  

Step 4: we save the changes on GIT
  
     git push --tags