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sudo perl -MCPAN -e 'install DBI'
My main background for a recent years is MySQL DEV/DBA engineer but I’m also participating in wider range of tasks which could be likely called as DataOps/DevOps tasks. You can see my online CV here: http://catyellow.net
Recently I tried to run my own simple bash script (written on Linux) on my Mac and I found that results are bad because a “date” function.
So the problem is – date on MacOS doesn’t have nanoseconds option.
Solution is simple: install “coreutils” from MacPorts
$ sudo port install coreutils
that’s it!
Now GNU version of the date is available as gdate:
$ gdate +%s%N 1379413863366167000
My main background for a recent years is MySQL DEV/DBA engineer but I’m also participating in wider range of tasks which could be likely called as DataOps/DevOps tasks. You can see my online CV here: http://catyellow.net
Today I needed to install MC on my Mac.
So that is step-by-step guide:
– Installed MacPorts
Downloaded last version pkg from here http://www.macports.org/install.php and installed it
Then I tried to install MC (sudo port install mc) but got error:
Warning: The Command Line Tools for Xcode don’t appear to be installed; most ports will likely fail to build.
My main background for a recent years is MySQL DEV/DBA engineer but I’m also participating in wider range of tasks which could be likely called as DataOps/DevOps tasks. You can see my online CV here: http://catyellow.net