just type
for v in {a..z}; do for x in {a..z}; do for y in {a..z}; do for z in {a..z}; do echo $v$x$y$z; done; done; done; done > wordlist
It will create a file called “wordlist” with 4 letters combination like:
aaab
aabb
abbb
bbbb
baaa
bbaa
bbba
bbbb
etc..
scp user@host:/path/to/file /root
After you hit the enter it will ask remote servers password.
When you entered the password file under /path/to/ will copy to local /root folder
Just type:
grep -i yourword /etc/php5/apache2/php.ini
You can try this one:
error_reporting(0);
Get yesterday:
$yesterday=date(“d-m-Y”, time()-86400);
Get Last week’s:
$lastweek=date(“d-m-Y”, time()-604800);
I just needed to tar a directory with all files inside of it under Debian 5.
Open shell prompt or putty whatever and write:
by the way “c” means youre creating a tar file and “f” means you want to use a file name as you pleased.
If you want to update this tar file you can use:
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