THEAARBS - 2019-03-10 23:57:41
Theatomheart’s Auto-Rice Bootstrapping Scripts (THEAARBS) THEAARBS will automatically setup my Arch Linux configuration and workflow.
Credit Many thanks to Luke Smith and his YouTube channel for demonstrating why I should switch to I3.
THEAARBS is directly lifted forked from Luke’s LARBS scripts.
Getting THEAARBS is easy Open a terminal as root and run the following command:
curl -sSL theatomheart.net/theaarbs.sh | bash Or, since piping to bash is risky, review the script before running it:
Boot your computer to a USB drive with the latest Arch Linux iso, then follow these steps:
Ping a public DNS or IP address to make sure you’re connected to the internet. ping 8.8.8.8 Turn NTP on timedatectl set-ntp true Prepare your disk Use lsblk to determine which disk to prepare. This example will use disk sda.
fdisk to set partitions fdisk /dev/sda Create new partitions. # Delete existing partitions, if needed d -- delete partition [Enter] -- default partition number # Repeat until no partitions exist # Boot partition n -- new partition p -- primary [Enter] -- default partition number [Enter] -- default first sector +200M -- last sector # Swap partition (change +8G to match 100% or 150% of your RAM size) n -- new partition p -- primary [Enter] -- default partition number [Enter] -- default first sector +8G -- last sector # Root partition n -- new partition p -- primary [Enter] -- default partition number [Enter] -- default first sector +50G -- last sector # Home partition n -- new partition p -- primary [Enter] -- default partition number [Enter] -- default first sector [Enter] -- uses the rest of the drive space # Write the changes to finish fdisk w Create filesystems mkfs.
For Pi-Hole servers, I have a post with some tips on How to Pi-Hole
Also check out my ASSSS – A Simple Server Sync Script for an example of a backup job that can be automated on your server to sync data to a backup repo.
Packages sudo apt-get install vim ranger tmux htop neofetch rsync msmtp curl my tmux config
mkdir -p ~/.config/tmux curl theatomheart.net/raw/.config/tmux/tmux.conf >~/.config/tmux/tmux.conf Setup msmtp for notifications Create a ~/.
How To SSH - 2018-12-11 00:27:03
Step 1: Create the RSA key pair on the connecting (client) computer ssh-keygen -t rsa You’ll be asked where to save the key. ‘~/.ssh/id_rsa’ is the default.
The entire keygen process should look similar to this:
ssh-keygen -t rsa Output Generating public/private rsa key pair. Enter file in which to save the key (/home/demo/.ssh/id_rsa): Enter passphrase (empty for no passphrase): Enter same passphrase again: Your identification has been saved in /home/demo/.
Syntax Linux crontab has six fields. 1-5 fields defines the date and time of execution. The 6’th fields are used for command or script to be executed.The Linux crontab syntax are as following:
[Minute] [hour] [Day_of_the_Month] [Month_of_the_Year] [Day_of_the_Week] [command]
Astrics (*) – Matches anything Define range – You can define range using the hypen like: 1-10 or 20-30 or sun-fri or feb-apr Define multiple range – You can define multiple ranges with command seprated like: jan-mar,jul-sep How to Add/Edit Crontab To add or update job in crontab, use below command.
Duplicate several drives concurrently dd if=/dev/sda | tee >(dd of=/dev/sdb) | dd of=/dev/sdc If you have some drive imaging to do, you can boot into any liveCD and use a commodity machine. The drives will be written in parallel.
To improve efficiency, specify a larger block size in dd:
dd if=/dev/sda bs=64k | tee >(dd of=/dev/sdb bs=64k) | dd of=/dev/sdc bs=64k To image more drives, insert them as additional arguments to tee:
Install curl -sSL https://install.pi-hole.net | bash Gravity Lists https://raw.githubusercontent.com/StevenBlack/hosts/master/hosts https://mirror1.malwaredomains.com/files/justdomains http://sysctl.org/cameleon/hosts https://zeustracker.abuse.ch/blocklist.php?download=domainblocklist https://s3.amazonaws.com/lists.disconnect.me/simple_tracking.txt https://s3.amazonaws.com/lists.disconnect.me/simple_ad.txt https://hosts-file.net/ad_servers.txt https://smokingwheels.github.io/Pi-hole/allhosts http://someonewhocares.org/hosts/hosts https://www.malwaredomainlist.com/hostslist/hosts.txt https://s3.amazonaws.com/lists.disconnect.me/simple_malvertising.txt Fix static IP assignment Edit the file /etc/network/interfaces Make sure you have lines that look something like:
# The primary network interface allow-hotplug eth0 iface eth0 inet static address 192.168.1.2 netmask 255.255.255.0 gateway 192.168.1.1 Fixing HTTPS Issues That Cause Slow-Loading Pages Pi-hole is only handling the DNS queries and doesn’t know about the other protocols that are taking place.
Telnet to your mailserver
telnet mail.domain.com 25 EHLO domain.com MAIL FROM:<sender@domain.com> RCPT TO:<recipient@domain.com> DATA Subject: This is a subject line Press Enter twice; a blank line is needed between the Subject field and the message body.
Type the rest of your message, then press Enter.
To finish the message, type a period ( . ) and press Enter
QUIT
As the Raspberry Pi doesn’t have a conventional BIOS, the various system configuration parameters that would normally be kept and set using the BIOS are now stored in a text file named “config.txt”.
The Raspberry Pi config.txt file is read by the GPU before the ARM core is initialized.
This file is an optional file on the boot partition. It would normally be accessible as /boot/config.txt from Linux, but from Windows (or OS X) it would be seen as a file in the accessible part of the card.
How to Crack a Windows Login net user [username] [password] Here is a working method Boot the computer into a mode that gives you access to the command prompt. if you use a windows installer, select the repair computer option.
At the command prompt, change directory to C:\windows\system32
copy cmd.exe to replace utilman.exe using the following commands
move utilman.exe utilman.bak copy cmd.exe utilman.exe Reboot
Boot in normal mode, at the login screen use crtl+alt+del to open the windows login dialog, then use windowskey+u and the command prompt should open.
ESXi Stuff - 2018-05-12 18:35:54
Common Issue: Windows VM NIC not active after reboot To work around this issue, turn off gratuitous ARP in the guest operating system. To turn off gratuitous ARP in the guest operating system:
Shut down the guest operating system and power off the virtual machine. Change the virtual machine to a network vSwitch with no uplink. You can create one for this procedure. Power on the virtual machine and log in.
Shutting Down and Restarting the vSAN Cluster When necessary, you can shut down the entire vSAN cluster.
If you plan to shut down the vSAN cluster, you do not need to manually disable vSAN on the cluster.
Procedure Power off all virtual machines (VMs) running in the vSAN cluster, unless vCenter Server is running on the cluster. If vCenter Server is hosted in the vSAN cluster, do not power off the vCenter Server VM.
My current favorite Conky config that I use nowhere. background no xinerama_head 1 use_xft yes xftfont Monospace:size=10 xftalpha 0.1 update_interval 2 total_run_times 0 own_window yes own_window_type normal own_window_transparent yes own_window_hints undecorated,below,sticky,skip_taskbar,skip_pager double_buffer yes text_buffer_size 256 draw_shades no draw_outline no draw_borders no draw_graph_borders no default_color gray default_shade_color red default_outline_color green alignment top_right gap_x 10 gap_y 10 no_buffers no uppercase no cpu_avg_samples 2 net_avg_samples 1 override_utf8_locale yes use_spacer none own_window_argb_value 0 own_window_argb_visual yes own_window_colour 000000 minimum_size 0 0 # Gris color2 6D6D6D # Blanco color3 FFFFFF # Verde color4 20B2AA # Morado color5 99297B # Rosa pálido color6 D2CBDD TEXT ${color4}╔════════════════════╗ ║${offset 15}${font Monospace:normal:size=10}${color6}SYSTEM: ${color5}$nodename ${offset 9}${color4}├──────────────────────┐ ${color4}├════════════════════╝ ${alignr}│ └─╾┄${offset 15}${font Monospace:normal:size=10}${color6}${offset 24}Up Time: ${color5}$uptime ${color4}${alignr}│ ${offset 16}└┄${offset 15}${font Monospace:normal:size=10}${color6}Local Time: ${color5}$time ${color4}${alignr}│ ${color2}${alignr}${voffset 4}${battery_short}${color4} ${battery_bar 14,140}${voffset -4}${color4}┨ ${offset 88}┌───────────────┶┷┷┷┷┷┷┷┷┷┷┷┷┷┷┵─╝ ${offset 8} ╔══┴══╗ ${offset 32} ║${offset 9}${font Monospace:normal:size=10}${color6}NET${color4}${offset 7}├──┬┄┄ ${color6}PUBLIC:${color5}${execi 3600 wget -q -O /dev/stdout http://checkip.
By Justin Ellingwood
How to Connect with SFTP By default, SFTP uses the SSH protocol to authenticate and establish a secure connection. Because of this, the same authentication methods are available that are present in SSH.
Although passwords are easy to use and set up by default, we recommend you create SSH keys and transfer your public key to any system that you need to access. This is much more secure and can save you time in the long run.
By Carla Schroder
Once upon a time we had legacy GRUB, the Grand Unified Linux Bootloader version 0.97. Legacy GRUB had many virtues, but it became old and its developers did yearn for more functionality, and thus did GRUB 2 come into the world.
GRUB 2 is a major rewrite with several significant differences. It boots removable media, and can be configured with an option to enter your system BIOS.
hostname VPN !--- Enable authentication, authorization and accounting (AAA) !--- for user authentication and group authorization. aaa new-model !--- In order to enable Xauth for user authentication, !--- enable the aaa authentication commands. aaa authentication login userauthen local !--- In order to enable group authorization, enable !--- the aaa authorization commands. aaa authorization network groupauthor local aaa session-id common resource policy !--- For local authentication of the IPsec user, !--- create the user with a password.
by David Davis posted on September 1, 2009
Introduction If you are using the full version of VMware ESX you have the option to manage it, from the command line, using the service console operating system (called the COS). The service console, in VMware ESX, is really a modified version of Red Hat Enterprise Linux. Thus, basic Linux administration knowledge is very valuable when you go to manage VMware ESX from the command line.
PPTP VPN - 2017-09-15 20:29:22
Install pptp-linux package
sudo apt-get install pptp-linux Create a PPTP connection profile
sudo pptpsetup --create <nameofvpn> --server <vpn.server.com> --username vpnuser When you hit ENTER you should be asked for the VPN password.
The profile will be saved in /etc/ppp/peers/
To enable the VPN connection
sudo pon <profilename> You can see your PPTP connection using ifconfig -s. It should be listed under ppp0.
To kill the VPN connection
In order to mount the drive, you need to have cifs-utils installed on your system.
sudo pacman -S cifs-utils sudo apt-get install cifs-utils Mounting network folders You might have public folders on your network drive that can be accessed by anyone without having to provide any credentials. These are mounted in the same way as password-protected folders (we will mount these in the next section), but with a few different options.
C:\Windows\system32>hostname dcserver01 C:\Windows\system32>ntdsutil ntdsutil: m c metadata cleanup: co server connections: connect to server localhost Binding to localhost ... Connected to localhost using credentials of locally logged on user. server connections: q metadata cleanup: s o t select operation target: list domains Found 1 domain(s) 0 - DC=demodomain,DC=theatomheart,DC=net select operation target: select domain 0 No current site Domain - DC=demodomain,DC=theatomheart,DC=net No current server No current Naming Context select operation target: list sites Found 6 site(s) [site details listed] select operation target: select site 0 Site - [site details] Domain - DC=demodomain,DC=theatomheart,DC=net No current server No current Naming context select operation target: list server in site Found 5 server(s) [server details listed] select operation target: select server 1 Site - [site details] Domain - DC=demodomain,DC=theatomheart,DC=net Server - [server details] DSA object - [details] DNS host name - server.
Install x11vnc
sudo pacman -S --noconfirm x11vnc Store VNC password to a file
x11vnc -storepasswd By default this will store your password at ~/.vnc/passwd Add this command to your startup script
x11vnc -forever -rfbauth /home/[username]/.vnc/passwd For Raspberry Pi If the Raspberry Pi is headless, you may want to add the following lines to /boot/config.txt
hdmi_force_hotplug=1 hdmi_group=1 hdmi_mode=16
All modern multi-tasking operating systems, including Linux, run a series of processes for each of the tasks being executed. A notepad application is a process, a terminal window is a process, the SSH server is a process, each SSH connection is a process and so on. Linux schedules the various system resources (CPU time, memory, I/O) so that each process get an opportunity to run.
To see the list of current processes running, you can use the ps command.
This example provides steps for encrypting an existing home directory Install eCryptfs
apt-get install ecryptfs-utils Backup existing Home directory
cp -pfr /home/[username]/ /tmp/ Mount /home/[username] with the file system type ecryptfs
mount -t ecryptfs /home/[username] /home/[username] Select cipher: aes Select key bytes: 16 Enable plaintext passthrough (y/n) [n]: <-- ENTER Enable filename encryption (y/n) [n]: <-- ENTER Would you like to proceed with the mount (yes/no)? : <-- yes Would you like to append sig.
SQL Stuff - 2017-08-26 00:44:52
Shrink log files Log into Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio Right click on your database Select Properties Click on Options Change the recovery model to Simple Click OK Right click on the database Select Tasks > Shrink > Database Click OK Right click on the database Select Properties Click on Options Change the recovery model to Full Click OK Reset sa password From command prompt osql -L Copy full name of SQL Server and type:
Know Your FSMO Locations Make sure that the DC you are removing is not holding any of the FSMO Roles
On any health domain controller, click Start, click Run, type Ntdsutil in the Open box, and then click OK Type roles, and then press ENTER Type connections, and then press ENTER Type connect to server , where is the name of the server you want to use, and then press ENTER Type quit, and then press ENTER Type select operation target, and then press ENTER Type list roles for connected server, and then press ENTER Review the listed roles and their host, if the DC that wish to remove is not listed proceed to step 4 Seizing FSMO Roles (The Last Resort) If for what ever reason you can not do a clean transfer you will need to seize it
Create Document Templates for Sharepoint Document Libraries With SharePoint, there’s a feature that helps with source control for document templates. Using Content Types in combination with document libraries we can have a set of document templates that users can choose from, edit and save without over-writing the original document.
Here are the steps to implement this:
Create a Document Library Within the site that contains that Document Library, go to Site Actions > Site Settings Under the Galleries section, click on Site Content Types Click the Create link at the top of the list.
Boring Utility Hello World (Windows) For testing functionality.
DELAY 3000 GUI r DELAY 500 STRING notepad DELAY 500 ENTER DELAY 750 STRING Hello World!!! ENTER Hide cmd window (Windows) The following is an example of how to hide the command window below the bottom of the screen while typing in commands. The window movement part of the script can also be used on any other window. CMD.exe is also run with some command line flags for changing the appearance of the window to make it harder to view, and also a flag that turns on delayed expansion in the command prompt which allows for variable names to be called more than once in a line with no adverse effects.
Filename.xsp should look something like this
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes" ?> <smartplaylist type="songs"> <name>My Smart Playlist</name> <match>one</match> <rule field="albumartist" operator="contains"><value>Bob Marley</value></rule> <rule field="albumartist" operator="contains"><value>James Brown</value></rule> <rule field="albumartist" operator="contains"><value>Squirrel Nut Zippers</value></rule> </smartplaylist>
Get a list of addresses, export to c:\smtp.csv
Get-Mailbox -ResultSize Unlimited |Select-Object DisplayName,ServerName,PrimarySmtpAddress,@{Name="EmailAddresses";Expression={$_.EmailAddresses |Where-Object {$_.PrefixString -ceq "smtp"} | ForEach-Object {$_.SmtpAddress}}} | Export-CSV c:\smtp.csv -NoTypeInformation Whitelist a domain or address To check whats currently whitelisted
Get-ContentFilterConfig To whitelist an address
$list = (Get-ContentFilterConfig).BypassedSenders $list.add("new.mail@address.com") Set-ContentFilterConfig -BypassedSenders $list To whitelist a domain
$list = (Get-ContentFilterConfig).BypassedSenderDomains $list.add("domain.com") Set-ContentFilterConfig -BypassedSenderDomains $list Configure Exchange antispam settings on mailboxes Use the Exchange Management Shell to enable or disable the junk email rule in a mailbox.
Outlook Autocomplete/NK2 Locations Outlook 2003, 2007 with Windows 2000, XP, or Server 2003 C:\Documents and Settings\[User Profile]\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook\filename.NK2 Outlook 2003, 2007 with Windows Vista, 7, or Server 2008 C:\Users\[User Profile]\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Outlook\filename.NK2 Outlook 2010, 2013 with Windows Vista, 7, or Server 2008 C:\Users\[User Profile]\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Outlook\RoamCache\Stream_Autocomplete_[key].dat Outlook 2010, 2013 with Windows XP C:\Documents and Settings\[User Profile]\Local Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook\RoamCacheStream_Autocomplete_[key].dat When you use the NK2Edit utility, you don’t have to worry about locating the NK2 file, it automatically opens the default file for you.
(From Old Darkfall Online Scripts) A simple macro loop #IfWinActive Darkfall Online $+Lbutton:: Loop { Send a ;row2 sleep 500 send {Lbutton} sleep 4000 send w ;row3 sleep 500 send {lbutton} sleep 4000 send t ;row4 sleep 500 send {lbutton} sleep 4000 send g ;row5 sleep 500 send {lbutton} sleep 4000 } ATS test #NoEnv ; Recommended for performance and compatibility with future AutoHotkey releases. SendMode Input ; Recommended for new scripts due to its superior speed and reliability.
Dim goal Dim before Dim x Dim y Dim i goal = 2181818 Do While True before = Timer For i = 0 to goal x = 0.000001 y = sin(x) y = y + 0.00001 Next y = y + 0.01 WScript.Echo "I did three million sines in " & Int(Timer - before + 0.5) & " seconds!" Loop
If you’ve ever customized the design of your HTML website, or tried changing the background color of your social profiles, you’ve probably encountered Hexadecimal color codes. These are a string of 6 characters - like “0066FF” - that you know represent colors but we rarely make the effort to understand them.
Here is a simple guide to help you recognize web colors more quickly from their RGB codes. No more guessing or consulting the color palettes.
Some of the VMware KB suggestions include:
KB#2069952 KB#2034002 However, the virtual disk service suggestion didn’t help, and the other suggestion requires a reboot, which was not possible in my situation.
The solution I found was to modify the VMware tools installation to REMOVE the VMware tools VSS option.
Xen Stuff - 2017-08-25 03:38:56
Troubleshoot a Hung VM The issue is that the iSCSI storage was lost due to loss of connectivity to the SAN from XenServer.
Gather Information from VM’s:
xe vm-list This returns all of the VMs in the XenServer cluster. Specifically this will give you the UUID and Name of the VM. If this was just a power down issue, we could easily reset the power state with the following command:
This guide provides information that can be used to configure a Cisco PIX/ASA device running firmware version 7.x to support IPsec VPN client connectivity. If you have a PIX device running firmware version 6.x, please consult the HowtoCiscoPix. The Shrew Soft VPN Client has been tested with Cisco products to ensure interoperability.
Overview The configuration example described below will allow an IPsec VPN client to communicate with a single remote private network.
ASDM Setup - 2017-08-25 02:53:19
Linux Add a security exception; open up the Java Control Panel with the following command:
/usr/java/latest/bin/ControlPanel Click Security tab, Edit Site List, add address of the ASA
example: https://192.168.10.1:444/ Close the Exception Site List and the Java Control Panel
In terminal, type:
javaws https://<SITE_ADDRESS>/admin/public/asdm.jnlp Windows Install 32-bit version of Java 6u29
ASDM Launcher shortcut:
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jre6\bin\javaw.exe" -Xms64m -Xmx512m To enable ASDM/SSH access
Configuration Device Management Management Access ASDM/HTTPS/Telnet/SSH Add interface permissions
Create a CSR and Import a Third-Party SSL Certificate for MDaemon MDaemon does not have a method of creating a Certificate Signing Request (CSR) for you in order to obtain a third party SSL certificate issued by a Trusted Root Authority (such as Verisign or GoDaddy). In the past, we have recommended installing Internet Information Server (IIS) and using it to generate the certificate request, but that may be difficult for Administrators who are not used to working with that product or who do not wish to install IIS on their server.
On Error Resume Next Dim WSHShell, WSHNetwork, DomainString, UserObj, GroupObj Set WSHShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") Set WSHNetwork = CreateObject("WScript.Network") 'Automatically grab the user's domain name DomainString = WSHNetwork.UserDomain 'Find the windows Directory WinDir = WSHShell.ExpandEnvironmentStrings("%winDir%") 'Grab the user name UserString = WSHNetwork.UserName 'Bind to the user object to get user name and check for group memberships later Set UserObj = GetObject("WinNT://" & DomainString & "/" & UserString) 'Grab the computer name for use in add-on code later strComputer = WSHNetwork.
by Scot Fortner
In the Windows Server 2012 R2 environment, redirecting Users’ files to a common storage area is sometimes the most practical path of action. If you’re learning the OS for the first time, enabling folder redirection might not be so intuitive. Luckily, Microsoft has provided a simple and easy way to do this on the domain or OU level.
This tutorial will focus on enabling redirection and verifying that it is correctly applied.
Commands dealing with managing files, directories, compressing and extracting, encrypting, etc…
…can be reviewed in my (THEAARBS) ranger rc.conf file.
Extract commands can be reviewed in my (THEAARBS) extract script.
Secure Shell Run command [c] as a user [u] on host [h]
ssh [u]@[h] [c] Run GUI command on host [h] as user [u]
ssh -f -Y [u]@[h] xeyes Forward connections to host [h]:8080
ssh -g -l 8080:localhost:80 root@[h] Forward connections from host [h]:1434 to imap
Preparation Create OU for RDS Server in Active Directory. Create security group for users who will use Remote Desktop Host (i.e. RDS Users). Create GPO (i.e. RDS Server Lock Down). In Security Filtering delete Authenticated Users, add RDS Server Computer Account, and the security group created in previous step.
Configure users who can connect to the server remotely: Log in to RDS Server >>> Run >>> control system >>> Remote Settings >>> Remote tab >>> Select users >>> Delete any groups/users >>> Add security group for RDS users
The dd command utility is a simple yet powerful and useful command available in Unix and Linux systems which is used to convert and copy files. Unix like systems treat all devices as files and these device files are located in the /dev directory in your system. So typically your hard disk drive is a file in the /dev directory with the prefix of hd or sd (depending on IDE or SCSI driver).
Change Windows 10’s product key using Settings Open Settings Click on Update & security Click on Activation Click the Change product key link Type the 25-digit product key for the version of Windows 10 you want Click Next to complete the process If the activation process completes successfully, you’ll get the “Windows is activated” message.
Change Windows 10’s product key using Control Panel Use the Windows key + X keyboard shortcut to open the Power User menu and select System Click the Change product key link under the Windows activation section Type the 25-digit product key for the version of Windows 10 you want Click Next to complete the process Similar to the Settings app, if the activation process completes successfully, you’ll get the “Windows is activated” message.
Raw #!/bin/bash # Bound to Mod+n # Colors dmenu with pywal colors . ~/.cache/wal/colors.sh mymenu="slmenu -l 8 -i -p" runprefix= amitty=$(tty) case $amitty in *tty1|"not a tty") mymenu="dmenu -nb $color0 -nf $color7 -sb $color1 -sf $color7 -b -l 12 -i -p" runprefix="$TERMINAL -e" ;; esac # Where network documents are stored Docs="/home/$USER/Documents/networks/" # Where should log files be stored Logs="/home/$USER/Logs/" MenuChoices="Info\nServers\nNetworking\nWorkstations\nPrinters\nPing\nPullRC\nReboot\nShoVer\nTime Entry\nVPN" ClearExit() { clear ; exit 0 ;} SecurePW() { PassFile=$(mktemp) echo "$Password" >$PassFile ;} Say() { echo "$1" "$2" notify-send "$1" "$2" ;} MainMenu() { Chosen=$(cat /tmp/nets-names | $mymenu "Choose a network:") || ClearExit clear [[ $Chosen = "Time Entry" ]] && timeentry && ClearExit for i in $Docs* ; do [[ $Chosen = $( (sed "3q;d" $i) | awk '{print $2;}' | cut -d '"' -f2) ]] && Document=$i done [[ -z $Document ]] && ClearExit ScanDoc $Document CommandMenu } CommandMenu() { CommandChoice=$(echo -e "$MenuChoices" | $mymenu "$Network Command:") clear [[ -z $CommandChoice ]] && ClearExit case $CommandChoice in "Info") openfile $Document ; exit 0 ;; "Time Entry") timeentry $Network ; exit 0 ;; "VPN") connectvpn "$VPNType" "$VPNName" "$Network" ; exit 0 ;; *) SubMenu ;; esac } SubMenu() { case $CommandChoice in Ping) ChosenHost=$(echo -e "$ServerChoices\n$SwitchChoices\n$WorkPCChoices\n$DeviceChoices" | \ $mymenu "$Network Choose a device to ping:") ;; Reboot) ChosenHost=$(echo -e "$ServerChoices" | $mymenu "$Network Choose a device to reboot:") ;; PullRC) ChosenHost=$(echo -e "$CiscoChoices\nALL!
Raw #!/bin/sh # Imgur client id # Required for indirect imgur links imgurClientId="" # Temp file directory tmpDir="/tmp/linkhandler" # Handlers imgHandler="feh" gifHandler="mpv --quiet --loop" vidHandler="mpv --quiet" dwnHandler="tsp wget" bcpHandler="bandcamp-dl" redHandler="rtv" browser=$BROWSER ## Templates imgFiles="png apng jpg jpeg jpe bmp tiff" # Images imgSites="i.imgur.com/ \|i.redd.it/ \|deviantart.com/ \|tinypic.com/ \|unsplash.com/photos/ \|gyazo.com/ \|prnt.sc/ " gifFiles="gif webm" # Gifs gifSites="gfycat.com/ \|giphy.com/ \|gph.is/ \|gifbin.com/ \|clips.twitch.tv/ \|streamable.com/ " vidFiles="mkv mp4 mov mpv flv avi" # Video vidSites="youtube.
Raw #!/bin/bash # A menu for my commonly-used network tools # Colors dmenu with pywal colors . ~/.cache/wal/colors.sh mymenu="dmenu -nb $color0 -nf $color7 -sb $color1 -sf $color7 -b -l 12 -i -p" IOFile=$(mktemp) runprefix="$TERMINAL -o $IOFile -e" MenuChoices="cisco\nconnect to\ndig\nkillvpn\nnmtui\nnmgui\nclonesite\nping\npingsubnet\nsmtp\nssh keys\nssl query\nspeedof lan\nspeedof wifi\nspeedof wan\ntrace route\nnewnet\nvm\nvnc\nwhois\nwinbox\nwireshark" Say() { echo "$1" "$2" ; notify-send "$1" "$2" ;} GetKeyFile() { KeyFile="$(find /home/$USER/.ssh -type f | $mymenu "Locate key file to use:")" || exit 1 ;} GetHostName() { ServerHost=$(inprompt "$1") || exit 1 ;} Menu2() { choice=$(echo -e "$1" | $mymenu "$2") || exit case $choice in # Cisco choices "asdm") $(ifinstalled javaws) && Util ASDM "Host:" ;; "sho run") ciscorun ;; "sho inv") ciscover ;; # Connect To choices FTP) Util FTP "Host:" ;; RDP) connectcomputer RDP ;; SMB) CIFS Mount ;; SSH) connectcomputer SSH ;; "Network Checkin") checkin ;; # SMTP choices default) $(ifinstalled msmtp) && msg ;; telnet) Util SMTPTelnet "Mail Server:" ;; config) openfile ~/.
Raw #!/bin/sh Say() { echo -e "$1\n$2" ; notify-send "$1" "$2" ;} get_interfaces() { for i in $all_interfaces ; do interface_name="${BLOCK_INSTANCE:-$i}" case $interface_name in eno*|enp*|eth*) LanInterface=$interface_name ;; wlp*|wlan*) WLanInterface=$interface_name ;; esac done ;} speed_meter() { $(ifinstalled speedometer) && all_interfaces=$(ls /sys/class/net) get_interfaces $all_interfaces case $1 in lan) the_interface=$LanInterface ;; wlan) the_interface=$WLanInterface ;; esac [[ -z $(ip addr show $the_interface | perl -n -e '/inet ([^\/]+)/ && print $1') ]] && Say "⛔ Error: interface $the_interface is not connected" || speedometer -t $the_interface ;} get_speedlimits() { $(ifinstalled speedtest) && Say "⌛ Testing internet speeds.
Raw #!/bin/sh # Bound to Mod+UpArrow and Mod+DownArrow MenuChoices="all\nbrowsers\ncalendar\ndocuments\ndotfiles\nhosts\nhugo\npictures\nprojects\nscripts\nssh\nvpn" choices=${MenuChoices//'\n'/ } choices=($choices) # Colors dmenu with pywal colors . ~/.cache/wal/colors.sh mymenu="fzf --prompt="Sync"" amitty=$(tty) case $amitty in *tty1|"not a tty") mymenu="dmenu -nb $color0 -nf $color7 -sb $color1 -sf $color7 -b -l 12 -i -p "Sync"" ;; esac # # --- User-defined variables # ServerHost should also be defined in ~/.ssh/config # for key-authenticated sshfs connections to the # backup repository ServerHost="nas" #ServerHost="mrslave" # SyncPath should be the path to a writeable directory # inside your backup repository #SyncPath="/media/home-nas/6eece2a2-d4d4-47d6-bb12-ae9db150e8e6/rsync_computers" SyncPath="/media/home-nas/9c360a84-078b-4cc5-9515-a38f3f84daa5/syncworkflow" #SyncPath="/media/mrslave/syncworkflow" # NASMountRoot is the 'root' directory of your # backup repository; this will be mounted to a local # directory NASMountRoot=".
Raw #!/bin/bash # A Simple Server Sync Script ### Required packages # rsync -- runs the data sync process # cifs-utils -- for windows/smb shares # sshfs -- for ssh mounts # msmtp -- for email notifications ### User-defined variables # Name the backup job BackupName="Client Name Backup" # The path where logs should be stored LogFolder="$HOME/Logs/client" # The path to the source/root folder to be backed up SourcePath="/media/clientmounts/client-name" # The path to the backup target/repository TargetPath="/media/repo-name/client-name/sync" # The command used to mount the backup source SourceMountCommand="sshfs hostname.
Raw #!/bin/sh # Easy web searching SearchSites="DuckDuckGo\nArchWiki\nBandCamp\nIMDB\nReddit\nRev\nWikipedia\nYouTube" SearchCommands() { case "$Choice" in r|Reddit) $runprefix rtv -s "$Query" ;; yt|YouTube) $runprefix youtube-viewer $Query ;; rev|Rev) $BROWSER "https://revolutiontt.me/browse.php?search=$Query" ;; ddg|DuckDuckGo) $BROWSER "https://duckduckgo.com/?q=$Query&t=ffab&atb=v1-1" ;; aw|ArchWiki) $BROWSER "https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php?search=$Query" ;; w|Wikipedia) $BROWSER "https://en.wikipedia.org/?search=$Query" ;; bc|BandCamp) $BROWSER "https://bandcamp.com/search?q=$Query" ;; im|IMDB) $BROWSER "http://www.imdb.com/find?ref_=nv_sr_fn&q=$Query&s=all" ;; esac ;} . ~/.cache/wal/colors.sh runprefix= mymenu="fzf --prompt="Service"" Query=${@:2} Choice=$1 amitty=$(tty) case $amitty in *tty1|"not a tty") mymenu="dmenu -i -nb $color0 -nf $color7 -sb $color1 -sf $color7 -l 12 -b -p "Service"" runprefix="$TERMINAL -e" ;; esac if [ -z "$Choice" ]; then Choice=$(echo -e $SearchSites | sort -n | $mymenu) || exit ; fi if [ -z "$Query" ]; then Query=$(inprompt "Terms") || exit ; fi if [ -z "$Query" ]; then exit ; fi if [ -z "$Choice" ]; then Choice="ddg" ; fi SearchCommands
Raw #!/bin/bash # Bound to Mod+Backspace # Colors dmenu with pywal colors . ~/.cache/wal/colors.sh mymenu="slmenu -l 8 -i -p" amitty=$(tty) case $amitty in *tty1|"not a tty") mymenu="dmenu -nb $color0 -nf $color7 -sb $color1 -sf $color7 -b -i -p" ;; esac # # --- User-defined variables # ServerHost should also be defined in ~/.ssh/config # for key-authenticated sshfs connections to the # backup repository ServerHost="nas" # NASPath should be the path to a writeable directory # inside your backup repository NASPath="/media/home-nas/9c360a84-078b-4cc5-9515-a38f3f84daa5/backup" # NASMountRoot is the 'root' directory of your # backup repository; this will be mounted to a local # directory NASMountRoot=".
Raw #!/bin/sh # A menu script for conveniently accessing config files # Bound to Mod+F2 # Each menu choice has a file to edit # or command to run in the MenuCommands() function MenuChoices="alias\nappearance\naudio\nbackup\nbash\nbookmarks\ncontacts\ndisks\nhosts\ni3\ni3blocks\ninput\nmpd\nmpv\nmutt\nnewsboat\nprinters\nprofile\nranger\nrss\nscreens\nscripts\nssh\nstartup\nsurf\nsynergy\ntmux\nvim\nx\nzathura" MenuCommands(){ case $chosen in alias) openfile ~/.config/aliasrc ;; appearance) lxappearance &disown ;; audio) pavucontrol &disown ;; backup) openfile ~/.local/bin/backup ;; bash) openfile ~/.bashrc ;; bookmarks) openfile $BOOKMARKS ;; contacts) openfile $CONTACTS ;; disks) sudo gnome-disks &disown ;; hosts) $runprefix sudo $EDITOR /etc/hosts ;; i3) openfile ~/.
Raw #!/bin/sh # Recording options menu # Bound to Mod+Insert # Usage: # `record`: Ask for recording type via dmenu # `record screencast`: Record both audio and screen # `record video`: Record only screen # `record audio`: Record only audio # `record kill`: Kill existing recording # # If there is already a running instance, user will be prompted to end it. # Colors dmenu with pywal colors . ~/.
Raw #!/bin/bash # Bound to Mod+Shift+Backspace # Publish a Hugo site to a remote server # User-defined variables are set in # ~/.config/hugosites.conf file # Colors dmenu with pywal colors . ~/.cache/wal/colors.sh Say() { echo "$1" "$2" notify-send "$1" "$2" echo "$1" "$2" >> $LogFile ;} ConfigFile="/home/$USER/.config/hugosites.conf" ConfigFiletmp='/tmp/hugosites.conf' if egrep -q -v '^#|^[^ ]*=[^;]*' "$ConfigFile" then Say "🗞️ Config file is unclean, cleaning it..." egrep '^#|^[^ ]*=[^;&]*' "$ConfigFile" > "$ConfigFiletmp" cp "$ConfigFiletmp" "$ConfigFile" fi source "$ConfigFile" runprefix= mymenu="slmenu -l 8 -i -p" amitty=$(tty) case $amitty in *tty1|"not a tty") mymenu="dmenu -nb $color0 -nf $color7 -sb $color1 -sf $color7 -b -l 12 -i -p" runprefix="$TERMINAL -e" ;; esac mkdir -p $PathToLogs/push LogFile="$PathToLogs/push/$(date +%b%d)/$(date +%H%M).
Raw #!/bin/sh # Feed this script a URL and choose what opens it # Colors dmenu with pywal colors . ~/.cache/wal/colors.sh MenuChoices=\ "$READER $IMGVIEWER $BROWSER w3m mpv mpv (loop) mpv (float) wget stream-dl bandcamp-dl" runprefix= mymenu="fzf --prompt="Handler"" amitty=$(tty) case $amitty in *tty1|"not a tty") runprefix="$TERMINAL -e" mymenu="dmenu -nb $color0 -nf $color7 -sb $color1 -sf $color7 -b -l 12 -p "Handler"" ;; esac if [ -z $1 ] ; then url=$(inprompt "URL:") || exit else url=$1 ; fi handle_url() { choice=$(echo -e "$MenuChoices" | $mymenu) || exit case "$choice" in "$READER") $runprefix $READER "$1" &disown ;; "IMGVIEWER") $IMGVIEWER "$1" &disown ;; "$BROWSER") $BROWSER "$1" & disown ;; w3m) $runprefix w3m "$1" ;; mpv) mpv -quiet "$1" & disown ;; "mpv (loop)") mpv -quiet --loop "$1" & disown ;; "mpv (float)") mpv --geometry=+0-0 --autofit=30% --title="mpvfloat" /dev/video0 "$1" & disown ;; wget) wget "$1" & disown ;; stream-dl) youtube-dl "$1" & disown ;; bandcamp-dl) cd ~/Downloads bandcamp-dl "$1" >/dev/null && notify-send "👍 Finished downloading" "$(basename $1)" || notify-send "⛔ Error downloading" "$(basename $1)" ;; esac ;} handle_url $url
Raw #!/bin/sh Dir=$(pwd) Say() { echo "$1" "$2" notify-send "$1" "$2" ;} MultipleFiles() { for f in $Dir/* do ExtractFile $(basename $f) done ;} ExtractFile() { Name=${1%.*} mkdir $Name && cd $Name case $1 in *.tar.bz2|*.tbz2) Com="tar xvjf ../$1" ;; *.tar.gz|*.tgz) Com="tar xvzf ../$1" ;; *.tar.xz) Com="tar xvJf ../$1" ;; *.tar) Com="tar xvf ../$1" ;; *.lzma) Com="unlzma ../$1" ;; *.bz2) Com="bunzip2 ../$1" ;; *.rar) Com="unrar x -ad ../$1" ;; *.