If you’ve ever had to connect to a server via remote desktop and got a message stating “The Terminal Server has exceeded the maximum number of connections.” Then you know how I feel whenever I see this. It’s a pain because in order to log them off, you need to log in yourself. Or do you?
Read the rest of this entry »SourceTree: Fix for Slow Operation on Windows August 26, 2014 – 17:30
This post discusses an issue I had with Atlassian’s SourceTree software and my firewall. I originally thought that SourceTree was just slow and didn’t work well on Windows, but I recently found out it was actually my anti-virus and firewall that was causing the issues.
Read the rest of this entry »How to install Ruby on Rails in Windows July 21, 2012 – 14:42
I recently started playing around with Ruby and Rails. I haven’t done much with it yet short of these CodeSchool courses, but it seems really powerful. I did run into a bit of a hiccup when installing it, though, so I thought I’d write a quick post on how to get it installed in windows.
Read the rest of this entry »Subversion – Move folder in one repository to its own repo (in Windows) using svndumpfilter February 25, 2012 – 15:30
Source Control — 1 — dump, export repository, source control, subversion, svn, svnadmin, svndumpfilter, windows
I recently wanted to clean up a subversion repository of mine and move some of the larger folders/projects into their own repository. There’s not much documentation on how to do this in Windows (what I primarily use) which is the main reason why I wanted to share this info.
Now, in the past, I’d moved whole repos using the svnadmin dump command, but now I had to make sure that I only got revisions related to a specific folder. Fortunately, there’s this handy little program that comes with subversion called svndumpfilter. This little tool lets you filter out revisions from an svn dump based on a path in the repo. It will even renumber the revisions for you so that when you load the new dump file into it’s own repo, the revisions will all be in order starting from revision 1.
Ok, let’s get to it!
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Hey there! My name is Richard Marskell and I'm the co-founder of LBC IT Solutions, Inc.. I've been developing websites, apps and even games for over 22 years.
I previously worked at a leading Canadian market research company for 8.5 years, managing their tech team and projects—everything from project & resource management to designing client websites.
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