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The manual is perfect for that... http://mercurial.selenic.com/wiki/PruningDeadBranches All you have to do is:

hg heads

Identify the branch you want to close (get the revision number, let's say 951)

hg update -C 951 hg commit --close-branch -m "This version never worked" hg update -C default

Done!

I searched for this a long time just to find it was very easy to do, so I hope this helps you too. The objective of this short guide is to explain how to build a view in Drupal 7 that will let you search for part of a title of a specific content. Let's say your site is about music and you have a content type called "Song", which has an artist and a title. Now let's say you want to search on the title and let the user select a search term. It's very easy to get distracted by the "Contextual filters" option.

Sometimes I like to treat this blog as a personal one and write down things that might affect in fundamental ways our future... or at least my own future, potentially. Anyway, I'm currently living in Peru and had a series of meeting over the last two months with the new Electronical Government Office (ONGEI).

Let's say you got confused by a misleading fake-RAID feature on an HP Blade server and you decided to ignore that the Ubuntu installer was telling you it found 2 disks while it was supposed (if it was actual hardware RAID) to be detecting only one. And let's say you are lucky to have 3 disks, and you only one to use two as the RAID array (and they do not contain your operating system, i.e. the / partition). You might wonder: "And now what? S**** you, HP!" (that last bit is if you left panic get you, of course).

http://chronicle.com/blogs/wiredcampus/video-face-off%E2%80%94moodle-v-blackboard/27865 As always, the most interesting features here are the comments by users... I guess that my own opinion is that Chamilo is more secure and more open, anyway :-)

Recently I've had to fix a very strange cPanel installation of Chamilo. For some reason small files could be uploaded but not large files.

Why re-invent the wheel? This post gives ample details: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/find-linux-distribution-name-version-number/ cat /etc/*-release o lsb_release -a

Este artículo en Inglés explica como crear un archivo (de prueba, llenado de 0s) en línea de comando fácilmente: http://linuxcommando.blogspot.com/2008/02/create-file-of-given-size.html De forma corta para crear un archivo de 10MB: $ dd if=/dev/zero of=output.dat bs=1M count=10

Just as a self reminder, this blog post explains why php-cgi might hang/stop silently when your load increases, and how to fix it, where it explains (in short) that fast-cgi should have the parameter PHP_FCGI_MAX_REQUESTS should equal 1000 or more (this can be done in /etc/default/php-fastcgi on my Ubuntu server).   Also worth a look is this page which has nothing to do with fast-cgi but describes how to increase th