moomerman
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Developer/Entrepreneur in London. Working on https://moocode.com/
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Comment · 5 years ago
Good Club - Senior Software Engineer (Elixir) | London | Remote GMT+/-2 | https://www.goodclub.co.uk
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We’re on the lookout for a brilliant remote Elixir/Ruby (or similar) engineer to join us in our mission to bring sustainable food to everyone. We believe in using technology for good; to positively change customer buying habits, reduce waste, develop new supply chains, and ultimately build the sustainable supermarket of the future. You’ll be motivated by solving valuable, real-world customer problems with technology to make a genuine environmental and societal difference.
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Comment · 15 years ago
I've also been using them for years, managing 20+ servers across nearly all of their datacenters and the service has been fantastic, their support is exceptional.
I understand that its usually the payment service provider that charges for refunds, but in this case if you've been a customer for a year I would expect them to absorb that cost.
Comment · 15 years ago
You can support call queueing and call duration so that it doesn't go to the user voicemail. This is just a simple example to get you started.
Comment · 15 years ago
Thanks, I don't understand the criticism either, the feedback via twitter has been quite positive so I will take both on board when writing any further posts.
Comment · 15 years ago
To be fair, the example I have given is simple and you could use something like gitosis or gitolite (I have used them in the past). The point of the article was supposed to be a starting point if you have something else you want to do. For example, I needed to have a fully distributed git backend system across multiple git storage nodes so I needed to learn how I would go about doing that. This post was supposed to give the reader the tools they need to roll their own solution if they want.
Comment · 15 years ago
I'm working on https://subsify.com/ to try and fill the gap in recurring payments for UK and EU businesses. At the moment we're only partnered with SagePay as a Payment Gateway so if that sounds good to you get in touch.
Comment · 15 years ago
Sorry if you find the title misleading, it certainly wasn't intended that way. In fact, sometimes I find it harder to pick the right title than I do to write the blog post.
My intentions were that you could read the article in 5 minutes and the code sample would give you a good starting point to code your own implementation.
Comment · 15 years ago
It seems that certain versions of OpenSSH do print out the command and parameters so I've updated the blog post to include a work-around
Comment · 15 years ago
I don't see the secret in the output when I run that command. It just says:
debug1: Remote: Forced command.
Comment · 15 years ago
SSH_ORIGINAL_COMMAND isn't in the ENV at all if no command was passed through