Category Archives: Operating System
Homebrew Ruby Installation ~/.zshrc file config
If you have installed the ruby using Homebrew, then you need to add the following in ~/.zshrc file to make it available in zsh terminal. Cheers and Peace out!!!
Add additional IP RedHat 9
List connections: Add IP address: Reload connection: Verify Done. Cheers and Peace out!!!
Linux find and replace in string
Some useful ways to manipulate files: Array: Array could be crated like You can see that values are separated through space. Store multiline string to variable: Use cat command like below: Be careful with ‘END’ word. There should be any space before it, otherwise it will considered as a line. Looping through array: We can
Installing the Azure function environment on any machine
Please go to Documentation. I am listing the MacOs steps as of today: Install Homebrew.
Resetting mac routing table.
It will help when some VPN connection is stuck.
MSSQL Add full text search (Linux)
If you need to add a full text search index on you column, then you need to add an extra package. You can install it by using the following command: If the package is not found, then you need to go to Windows Docs to install the required repository. After that you just to need
Install any perl module on CentOS
First make user CPAN is installed. To check run ‘cpan’ command. If it is installed then you be in the cpan CLI. To quit the CLI write ‘q’ and press enter. If not installed please go here To install any module, use following command: In above command ‘SHA’ is the module that is installed.
Install CPAN on CentOS
CPAN allows to install perl modules. Use following command to install CPAN: Then configure it using following command: Most of the configuration could be done automatically. So choose that option. To quit the cpan CLI write ‘q’ and press enter.