12-20-2012
How do I change my IP via terminal?
Hi, guys, I was using an online utility to check wheather or not an email existed, and they gave me three tries. I thought clearing temp and cookies would work, but it looks like they grabbed a hold of my IP.
Now, I'd like to make a shell script that changes my IP. Not bad...yet. I'm using Wlan on a tablet PC that has no network jack. Thanks in advance for the help.
---------- Post updated at 12:39 PM ---------- Previous update was at 12:34 PM ----------
BTW, I'm using Fedora, so the script will have to be compatible with RedHat. Also, I've tried disconnecting and reconnecting with a 30 second pause between, and my IP still hasn't changed.
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LEARN ABOUT DEBIAN
photon
PHOTON(1) PHOTON(1)
NAME
photon - generates photo albums
SYNOPSIS
photon [OPTIONS] [PATH]
DESCRIPTION
Photon generates clean, yet configurable, static HTML photo galleries. All of the work is done from the command line, and the resulting
output can easily be configured by changing the template files found in /usr/share/photon/templates.
To create a new template (skin), first create a new directory:
mkdir -p ${HOME}/.photon/templates/my_theme/
Then copy the contents of /usr/share/photon/templates/photonv1/ to this new directory. Photon only needs three files to build pages:
index.html
used to display the content of a folder
image.html
used to display the page for an image
movie.html
used to display the page for a movie
If a file is missing, then photon will throw an error and will not run.
HOW TO BUILD A GALLERY
Quick start
$ photon -o myoutputdir /photos
Use the gimp plugin
$ photon --resize-plugin=gimp -v -o myoutputdir /photos
Change the size for all images and the thumbnail and keep the original photo
$ photon --sizelist=0,1600x1200,800x600 --thumbsize=320x240 -o myoutputdir /photos
Create a gallery from your custom template (skin)
$ photon -k my_theme -o myoutputdir /photos
See photon help
$ photon --help
OPTIONS
-a | --awstats
Insert Javascript for Awstats
--awstats-url=URL
Change default value for Awstats script url
-c NAME | --comment
Name of the comment file (default .comments)
-d NUM | --display-columns=NUM
Number of columns in index (default 3)
-E | --no-exif
Don't include EXIF information in HTML file
-f | --force
Overwrite non-image generated files (html, javascript, etc) (default no)
-ff | --force --force
Overwrite image files (default no)
-h | --help
Print this help
-I | --no-index
Do not generate the high level index.html
-J | --no-javascript
Do not use javascript (no shortcuts, ... )
-k | --skin=THEME
Skin selector (default photonv1)
--print-skins
Print out available skins (templates)
-l NUM | --display-lines=NUM
Number of lines in index (default 5)
-m | --movie
Movie mode, include link to movie (*.mov)
-o NAME | --output-directory=NAME
Name of the output directory
-s LIST | --sizelist=LIST
Image sizes (default 0,1024x768,800x600,640x480). Zero, which is the default, uses the original resolution. W x H specifies the width
and height of the image in pixels.
-t SIZE | --thumbsize=SIZE
Size of thumbnails (default 160x120)
-v | --verbose
Verbosely print information
-V | --version
Print program version number
-z | --compress
Compress the original image if selected (default copy the image)
--exif-bordercolor=COLOR
Exif window border color (default #008000)
--exif-bgcolor=COLOR
Exif window background color (default #f0fff0)
--exif-fgcolor=COLOR
Exif window text color (default black)
--body-bgcolor=COLOR
Body background color (default #ccccff)
--img-bgcolor=COLOR
Image background color (default white)
--exclude=PATTERN
Exclude files matching PATTERN
--resize-plugin=PLUG
Where PLUG is the program used to create thumbnails internal: fastest method (default) gimp: use Gimp>1.x (better quality)
--resize-quality-low=NUM
Quality for small image. 0 (bad) and 100 (good)
--resize-quality-high=NUM
Quality for big image 0 (bad) and 100 (good)
--gimp-program=PROG
use PROG for gimp
SHORTCUTS WHILE VIEWING AN IMAGE
n/SPACE Go to the next image (with the same resolution)
p/BACKSPACE Go to the previous image (with the same resolution)
s Start/Stop the slideshow
+/- Increase/Decrease by one second the slideshow's period
h Show shortcut and help
i Show Exif information
z Change to the higher resolution [NOT YET IMPLEMENTED]
SEE ALSO
gimp(1)
AUTHOR
Written by Luc Saillard, <luc@saillard.org>
Main web site: http://www.saillard.org/programs_and_patches/photon/
This manual page was written by Kevin Coyner <kcoyner@debian.org> for the Debian project but may be used by others.
12/16/2006 PHOTON(1)