So I was writing this script that logged certain things to a file using a regular redirect. My script was running various commands that outputted a random amount of lines, all in random formats. I wanted to have a timestamp prefixing all of that, similar to what you get in logs written by syslog. I searched around a bit, and ended with this:
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ls -l / | awk '{now=strftime("%Y-%m-%d %T %Z"); print now" "$0}' |
Of course if you want a different timestamp, you just change the arguments you pass to strftime. Quite handy!
Random photos 2005
As promised: Here’s some more! This time it’s from 2005. Apparantly 2004 was a bad photoyear for me, so I’ll just silently skip that.
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New theme for 42.no
This new theme is called Aspire, and made by InfoCreek.com. I think it looks pretty cool. Simple, but yet.. with swirly things. Also added a new gallery plugin, NextGEN Gallery so maybe I’ll start posting some of the photos I shoot. You can see a random photo in the sidebar. What do you think? :)