I wrote an earlier post describing how to use ImageMagick to convert a grayscale photo so that iPhoto will import it. This method is simpler. The earlier method is better if you have a large number of grayscale photos to import.
1. Open the image in Preview.
2. Tools > Match to Profile...
3. Select Color Model: RGB
4. Select ColorSync Profile: Generic RGB Profile
5. OK
6. File > Save
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Monday, December 14, 2009
Convert among date formats with date(1)
http://www.gnu.org/software/coreutils/manual/html_node/date-invocation.html
# Now $ date Mon Dec 14 15:09:51 EST 2009 # Relative dates $ date -d 'yesterday' Sun Dec 13 15:09:56 EST 2009 # Seconds since the UNIX epoch $ date +%s 1260821405 # From seconds to the default format $ date -d @$(date +%s) Mon Dec 14 15:10:25 EST 2009
Monday, December 7, 2009
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
Return an Array from a Bash Function v. 2
I wrote an earlier post about returning an array from a Bash function. This version is better.
#! /bin/bash
# $ ./array_to_string.sh 'this' 'is a' 'test'
# declare -a output_array='([0]="this" [1]="is a" [2]="test")'
# declare -a output_array='([0]="this" [1]="is a" [2]="test")'
array_to_string()
{
# Treat the arguments as an array:
local -a array=( "$@" )
declare -p array | sed -e 's/^declare -a array=//'
}
# Pass an array to a function:
input_array=( "$@" )
string="$(array_to_string "${input_array[@]}")"
# string_to_array idiom:
string_to_array_code="declare -a output_array=${string}"
eval "$string_to_array_code"
# The outputs of the following two commands should be identical:
echo "$string_to_array_code"
declare -p output_array
Friday, November 27, 2009
Convert a Grayscale Photo to RGB so that iPhoto will Import It
Update 2009/12/16: I wrote a more recent post about using Preview to convert a grayscale photo so that iPhoto will import it. That method is simpler. This method is better if you have a large number of grayscale photos to import.
Install ImageMagick.
Install ImageMagick.
convert photo_from_iphoto.jpg srgb.icm convert photo_as_grayscale.jpg -profile srgb.icm photo_as_srgb.jpg
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Thursday, November 12, 2009
SSH Port Forwarding
# Forward localhostport to destinationhost:destinationhostport # using sshdhost. # # e.g, forward localhost:80 to remotehost:8080 using anysshdhost # sudo ssh -L 80:remotehost:8080 user@anysshdhost sudo ssh -L localhostport:destinationhost:destinationhostport user@sshdhost # Forward sshdhost:sshdhostport to # destinationhost:destinationhostport using sshdhost. # # e.g., forward localhost:80 to remotehost:8080 using localhost # ssh -R 80:remotehost:8080 root@localhost ssh -R sshdhostport:destinationhost:destinationhostport user@sshdhost
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