22 projects tagged "bash script"
Updated 06 Nov 2010
cpos-recovery
| Pop | 20.10 |
|---|---|
| Vit | 30.42 |
cpos-recovery is a tool that makes a bootable backup copy or a tar file of the current system on backup media. This can be used to reinstall a root partition in minutes, in the event of major problems.
Updated 07 Dec 2010
CPDFTK
| Pop | 20.35 |
|---|---|
| Vit | 29.89 |
CPDFTK is a commercial, supported implementation of pdftk. It is a set of command line tools for manipulating PDF files with the same interface as the popular open source pdftk tools. It can split, merge, linearize, scale, rotate, crop, encrypt, decrypt, watermark, bookmark, annotate, attach, and impose files.
Updated 16 Jan 2011
Watch My Network
| Pop | 37.19 |
|---|---|
| Vit | 29.22 |
Watch My Network is a script that detects network devices connected to your network, and saves details of these devices to a MySQL database. You can access this data with a Web browser. This user interface has tabs like "Browsing History", "New Device Control", "IP - MAC Changing", "Vlan Search", and "Operating Systems Search in My Network". This program can be run repeatedly via crontab.
Updated 25 Mar 2011
wspurify
| Pop | 15.33 |
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| Vit | 28.02 |
wspurify removes all whitespace from the end of each line and removes every blank line from the end of the file. This utility is only supposed to work on plain text files having Unix newlines; binary files are ignored.
Updated 04 Apr 2011
Weighted Slideshow
| Pop | 27.50 |
|---|---|
| Vit | 27.88 |
Weighted Slideshow is a small shell script that creates a random playlist file from image files in the current directory. This list can then be used as input to an image viewer (such as "feh"). Although many image viewers can display a slideshow of randomly selected pics, Weighted Slideshow strongly favors files with newer modification times over older ones.
Updated 14 Apr 2011
@
| Pop | 18.19 |
|---|---|
| Vit | 27.68 |
@ (monkey-tail) is a simple collection of simple commands. Built-in commands include listing of memory usage and open files for a process (by name or PID), running processes detached from a terminal, and running a program only once. @ can merge external pieces of code into itself to provide extra commands. Additionally, these "externals" can then be updated from their source. Currently there are externals available for extracting archive files (including nested archives), setting the GNOME desktop wallpaper image, and for replicating @ to another host via SSH. Externals can easily be written, as they are simply collections of Bash functions. It is completely self contained and self modifying, and is implemented in a single file.
Updated 25 May 2011
Sam
| Pop | 20.71 |
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| Vit | 26.93 |
Sam is a Morse code trainer. It is a bash script that runs in a terminal. It beeps and boops out the command-line arguments in Morse code. If there are no command-line arguments, then it beeps and boops the Usage message. Simple, no? But the gimmick is that it prints out the text to the terminal, and the cursor below the text keeps track of which letter is being sounded.
Updated 10 Jun 2011
Grab Downloading Flash Video
| Pop | 18.08 |
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| Vit | 26.62 |
Grab Downloading Flash Video is a Bash script designed to be called via a Linux GNOME Desktop custom shortcut key while a Flash video is playing in your Firefox or Chrome browser. The script attempts to find the file being downloaded, waits for the download to finish, and then copies it to a configured directory. Prior to Flash 10.2, it was easy to find the file yourself in the /tmp directory. But starting with version 10.2, this script is more useful because the file is deleted but internally still open. Note that this is not a universal solution. Some sites, such as YouTube, make it easy to find the URL of the Flash video file. In those cases you may have better success using a download utility such as 'youtube-dl'.
Updated 29 May 2012
Lufft L2P Nagios Plugin
| Pop | 19.72 |
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| Vit | 18.96 |
Lufft L2P Nagios Plugin enables Nagios to check L2P devices (e.g., OPUS20 devices). It's written in Bash and uses the "Lufft L2P Script Collection". L2P is the "lufft logger protocol" developed by G. Lufft Mess- und Regeltechnik GmbH in Germany, a producer of climatological precision measuring equipment.
Updated 08 Jul 2012
/bin/js
| Pop | 20.27 |
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| Vit | 17.73 |
/bin/js is a Bash/JavaScript-based shell scripting language. It is a mashup of JavaScript syntax with Bash one-liners which looks and feels like C/C++/Java. Shell scripts can be written with the shebang #!/bin/js, and all lines are executed as Bash commands. All code loops, switch statements, functions, and classes are written in JavaScript. JavaScript array syntax, number types, and i++ are supported, so the resulting shell scripts are easy to write and to read. Anyone who can write JavaScript and Linux commandline statements can write /bin/js scripts.
