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.NET Transmission Remote for your FreeNAS server

FreeNAS server has a very light and fast torrent downloader called Transmission, it’s multiplatform and opensource; it came with daemon version and you can find more info on Transmission web site. You can find many addons for manage Trasmission, and I found Trasmission Remote very nice,  it’s a .NET app that seems like uTorrent, my [...]

Unzip multiple files from command line

I suggest to use 7Zip, it’s open source, manage quite all compression standard, and it has a great command line support. From command is: 7z.exe e *.zip 7z.exe is the command, e stands for extrat *.zip stands for “all zip files” If you need to force overwrite all files, add -aoa at end of command. [...]

The Real Guide To Prepare To Shrink A Virtual Machine Linux Disk

My inexperience in Linux makes me spent one day on this point: how to zeroing free space in order to call a compact on disk file. — Solution 1 — You can create a file big as all free space filled with zeros and delete it, wow, yeah! great idea! but I have a virtual [...]

Nini is an uncommonly powerful .NET configuration library

I was searching for a ini file library for .NET that supports XML files like My.Settings; I’ve tried many libraries from CodeProject and co. but after 3 hours, I’ve found this on SourceForge, wow. Features Multiple configuration types INI, XML, Registry, and command line Strong variable types String, int, float, etc. Eliminates casts Set and save [...]