Notes and Useful Info

Install WriteFreely with Apache and MySQL – WriteFreely / Installation – Discuss Write.as

Expanded, updated WriteFreely docs | WriteFreely links and about info | Data Format for WriteFreely Import — Matt's Dev Log |

to log in to WF you’ll need to create an admin account through the command-line interface, just like how you used it to start your instance. The command is as follows: writefreely --create-admin username:password

A Guide to Using Code Blocks on a WriteFreely Blog Page

v0.12.0 doc | WriteFreely on Docker, by Robjloranger | WF install getting started (install) | Install WF with Apache and MySql | WF build articles |

Most detailed WriteFreely install instructions I've seen yet

The apache2 reverse proxy instructions for trilium are perhaps how it would be done for a WriteFreely install.

Deploy WF vis Dokku | johanv on WF and Dokku | Dokku tutorial | Dokku on github | Dokku site | self-hosting dokku and bitwarden | CapRover |

Matt: WF doesn’t officially support installation on a path like /abab. Recommended way to install would be to do it on abab.example.com, instead. source

WriteFreely et al instances Fediverse | fed WF instances | wf WriteFreely instances | WriteFreely blog | WF Roadmap | write.as usage notes | Wordsmith.social | Qua | Qua.info | Qua reader | Privacytools.io instance reader |

Add /read to the end of a wf url to show an rss feed of all blog posts.

Differences between write.as and writefreely | very detailed WF review

Convert MySql database to Sqlite3, robloranger

About WriteFreely | WriteFreely blog | snap.as | Self-hosting (with sqlite or MySql/MariaDB) with WriteFreely | Where to host WriteFreely | Upgrading WriteFreely from v0.7.x + Download the latest release for your operating system. Stop running your writefreely service, replace all files in your installation with the ones in the archive, and then start your writefreely service again. + Make sure your database is backed up, and update it with writefreely --migrate. + No additional steps are needed to upgrade from v0.7.x. Follow the instructions in each previous # release if you're upgrading from an earlier version. [source]

Examples of write.as/writefreely blogs: Arnov highly scientific, math, plotting, python, bayesian analysis 5 stars: Scott Nesbitt's OpenSourceMusings blog Nate Dickson, beautifully designed Rob's Dev Log | MySql to Sqlite3 | install WF on Ubuntu 19.04 | paste server | Security: Harden SSH The New Oil Dino's Journal Created with WriteFreely blog.cjeller.site DigitalGyoza ianbgibson.com dlkr.blog | dlkr.art | dlkr.services | carrotcake studio aris.papatheodorou.net write.jonwatson.ca/blog lhl hub.fosstodon.org write.as/matt | Matt's In the Open about write.as QuietHabits Andrew Kemendo Using data from the Kepler mission to scientifically imagine star systems Jag Talon, a blog about learning and web development badrihippo Deacon Patrick Mind Your Head Co-op, Deacon Patrick TechZerker triptych

snap.as examples Deacon Patrick

5 Ways to Undo Mistakes with Git: Discarding Some of Your Local Changes, Resetting a Specific File to a Previous State, Recovering a Lost Revision with the Reflog, Recovering a Deleted Branch, Moving a Commit to a Different Branch

Removing a git commit and force pushing to remove it from history; simonw TILs

How to push to a repo to maintain only one commit – useful if you would otherwise have a whole bunch of data-hogging commits that aren't necessary to keep. From simonw: The latest til.db file is now stored in https://github.com/simonw/til-db – every time I push a new copy of the file there I use git commit --amend to rewrite history followed by git push --force – so that repo only ever contains a single commit which is the commit that added the file. [source]

How to change git master to main note the caveats in the thread

How to remove a pushed commit Committed and pushed incorrect file otd-tweets-by-mcnees (forgot the html extension). I could have dealt with the unpushed change but was in a rush and instead went ahead and committed/pushed corrected version otd-tweets-by-mcnees.html But later I wanted to remove that bad commit/push. Here's how I did it, using procedure from the above web page: git revert e98adc579131244c56913e0d5afbd5ba395bc6c8 Then git status said local repo was ahead of remote by 1 and that a push was needed. So I did the git push. The file then did not show up in the jrdmb/jrdmb github repo.

How to Squash the First Two Commits in a Git Repository — Marius Schulz

Github account security log

Learn to change history with git rebase; git rebase in depth | How does Git Rebase work and compare with Git Merge and Git Interactive Rebase | What is Git Rebase and How Is it Different than Merging? | Change a Git Commit in the Past with Amend and Rebase Interactive – Nick Janetakis | Top 20 git commands and examples caltlgin git wiki tips and commans ref Git: Clear local and remote repo and start over | Git HowTo: revert commit already pushed to remote repository; delete earlier commits | Git and GitHub: How to Revert a Single File | Wiki on git GitHub: Everything you need to know

Git Alternatives Launchpad

Git articles/Tutorials How to Host Your Blog for Free with Jekyll and GitHub Pages | How writers can use github, nice setup/config info | GitHub Project Management | 15 git commands you may not know Especially see #15 on optimizing local repo with 'git gc' jermity Git Notes Glossary with Step Procs | Getting Started | Tutorials | BitBucket 101 | Pro Git online eBook | Learning Git online eBook | How to place the git folder out of your working tree |