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If you regularly work with scripts on any Unix or Linux platform and it gets killed when you log out from ssh, the session dies or the scripts stop working after x time then you need to down it and fork it to the background.
So instead of running
/your/script/filename
run
nohup /your/script/filename &
What this does is start the script, the nohup downs the scripts (meaning that it has no owner so you can log out without killing the process) and the & at the end sends the process to the background. This is the alternative method to run something from within screen but this version works well with a crontab.
FYI the crontab is a file and a program (both named the same) that executes commands (opening files, sending email, any command that you could do via the regular shell) at specific interval or times.
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So, you’ve installed Ubuntu 11.10 and found out that it’s all gone and replaced by what seems to be too good of a qualificative of a sidebar and what appears to be a poignant attempt to kill all interest on an open source Operating System. Fear not as we can still make the best of it.
Ubuntu desktop had a very easy, kind interface since the times of 7.04, about 4 years ago, the menu on the top, bar on the bottom, happy explorer on the chair, never a miscommunication, yet this has been replaced by a mac-os-ish-windows-7 look. To get rid of this, follow this guide that I’ve just re-checked for you:

If a downgrade to PHP 5.2 is needed do the following:

1. The repositories for Centos 6 do not include old packages (another reason to stick with 5.6) so we need to pull all packages needed.
Therefore we access the server, create a folder there (mkdir php) and then enter that folder (cd php)

2. Once inside we need to download all packages needed; One trusted source is this: http://www6.atomicorp.com/channels/atomic/centos/6/x86_64/RPMS/
Once you have opened that on your browser, search for all php- .rpm files that are for your Centos version, there is 32 and 32+64 bits, to know the correct one do a uname –a at the server, if you see it says x86_64 then make sure that all .rpm files you download have that on their names, then

wget them to the server:
Wget http://www6.atomicorp.com/…/RPMS/php-5.2.x.x.x.x.rpm
Once you have downloaded all files that begin with php- proceed to install the following files:
Yum install Automake autoconf libt1*
**make sure to add that ^ asterisk too

3. Once completed then type: rpm –oldpackage -Uvh php*

4. When done, type php –v to check the version, it should say 5.2 – Done

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Simple HTTP server

1. Make sure your port 8000 is open
Nano /etc/sysconfig/iptables
Copy any of the rules (ctrl +K is cut, ctrl+U is paste) and swap the port for 8000, save and close
Service iptables restart
2. Go to the folder you want to share
cd /to/any/folder/you/want
3. Fire up the server
python –m SimpleHTTPServer
or
python -m http.server
4. Go to http://yourip:8000
Further information:
This will act as a regular apache server, if on that folder is an index.html file, it will be displayed, otherwise, a list of the files on that folder will be shown.
To stop the server just press Ctrl + C
To send the process to the background add a & symbol at the very end of any of the python commands
Otherwise, press Ctrl + Z and then type bg and enter
To stop the process when the above has been done just type:
Ps aux | grep python
Look for the first group of 4 or 5 digits and then type
Kill #####