Found this great resource of tutorials for doing stuff with Eclipse Ganymede

http://www.vogella.de/eclipse.html

Referencing Perl module (similar with classpath in java)

http://www.devdaily.com/perl/edu/articles/pl010015/

1. The file contain all the history is at /home/$USER/.bash_history

2. The .bash_history file can be edited and it will reflect the output of $history command

3. Press Ctrl+r to search history in reverse manner

4. run command “!historyNumber” where history number is a number shown after command $history fired.

1. Ctrl+a : move the command line to the beginning

2. Ctrl+e : move the command line to the end

3. Ctrl+k : remove the line from the current cursor until end of line

4. Ctrl+u : remove the line from the cursor until beginning of the line

If you following the tutorial on some self signed certificate, you may come across a step asking using CA.sh (line CA.sh –newCA). However most site missing the link for this script. Last time I install openssl also not provide this script.

Just in case you wonder where this script (and google bring you here), you can get it at http://web.mit.edu/crypto/share/openssl/misc/

There are 2 version, the batch script format (.sh) and also perl (.pl). If I remember correctly both do the job.

Hope this helps as I spent a lot of time last time searching for this “missing link” (O.o)

now some word to help google

“download CA.sh”

Say that we want to access the GUI of remote linux machine from local Windows XP/Vista machine, using Cygwin in local machine will make it possible. Provided Cygwin is installed with X11 module.

In Cygwin :

1) $startx (X window will appear)

In X window

1) $ssh -X user@ipname

2) $gnome-panel

Then the remote linux machine top and bottom panel will appear.

This will be a place where I dump few stuff as my reference later on. My mind simply can’t remember everything so some logging mechanism needed.