I wanted to take screenshots of about 15 Websites, but didn't want to install any plugins as I wouldn't use them often. I saw a lot of how-to's using import from Imagemagick but they capture the whole screen, not clearly what I was looking for.
Using chromium, xwininfo (from X) and import, I made this bash script which captures only the webpage. See below for the Source code.
After my second hard disk started failing, I really thought about moving my +11000 pictures to my young main hard disk, BUT, also keep all my favorites, tags, comments in F-spot.
F-Spot
So here's how I did it:
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There are many Apache log analyzers that you can now choose from, but it can be long or confusing to install most of them. I wanted to try and find a simple log analyzer that just does its work using cronjobs. Visitors seems to fit the needs!
We'll also use ip2host to resolve the IP addresses into domain names.
All of this will be run daily by a cronjob.
Screenshot of a report generated by Visitors
Grep is a very useful tool in the Unix world. If you don't know it already, it is very much like a search tool. It can search for a text or pattern in one or multiple input files or data coming from (unix) pipes.
Most of the Linux distributions out there offer three ways to use Grep from the command-line (aka terminal): grep, fgrep, and egrep.
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