Ian Vaughan IanVaughan

## application_helper.rb
def path_to_attachment_image(attachment)
  image_path("attachments/#{attachment.filename}")
end

## application_helper.rb
module ApplicationHelper

  # Access Levels
  ACCESS_LEVELS = { :private => 0, :friends => 1, :public => 2 }

  # Access levels i18n translation
  def access_levels
    ACCESS_LEVELS.collect{|k,v| [I18n.t("access." + k.to_s), v]}
  end
end

## monitor.sh

      
        
          
            
              
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                IanVaughan
                / monitor.sh
            
            
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              July 22, 2010 12:20
            
              
                monitor.sh - checks for any file changes within a folder
              
          
        
      
        
          
            
              
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## backup_all_subfolders.sh
#!/bin/bash
# This will tar all the subfolders within the PWD, uncomment the rm at your peril!
DIRS=`ls -d */`
for DIR in ${DIRS}; do
  TAR_PATH=${DIR%%/}
  echo "Processing : $TAR_PATH"
  tar -zcvf ${TAR_PATH}.tar.gz ${TAR_PATH} > ${TAR_PATH}.tar.gz.log
#  rm -rf ${TAR_PATH}
done

## remove.rb
#!/usr/bin/env ruby

class Remover
  attr_accessor :remove_words
  attr_accessor :error_files

  def initialize(path = "")
    @remove_words = ['#ifdef RIDEBUG', '#endif']
    @error_files = []
  end

## install_perl.sh
#!/bin/sh

# Download locations
# http://www.bugzilla.org/docs/3.6/en/html/modules-manual-download.html
# http://www.bugzilla.org/docs/3.6/en/html/modules-manual-optional.html

LOGFILE=install_progress.txt
PROCESSED_FILES_DIR=processed_files

mkdir -p ${PROCESSED_FILES_DIR}

## current_ips.sh
#!/bin/bash
REMOTE_SERVER=192.168.109.2
#IRV: Cat into same file? What if many try at same time? But would be better cos could tail -f!
#OUTPUT=/path/hosts_${HOSTNAME}.txt #IRV: advantage here is file date/time is updated on target, so dont need to know date here
#OUTPUT=/path/hosts.txt
OUTPUT=hosts.txt
touch $OUTPUT
REMOTE_PATH=/path2
#TIME_STAMP=$(date +%Y%m%d) # doesnt work on blades due to no battery!

## whereami.sh
#!/bin/bash
SEND=mail.txt
echo "Date: " > $SEND
echo "Subject: $S2SYSTEM is now at" >> $SEND
echo "From: ECM" >> $SEND
echo "" >> $SEND
ifconfig eth0 | grep "inet addr" >> $SEND

## setup_ssh.sh
#!/bin/bash

HOST=0
if [ "$SYSTEM" == "type1" ]; then
  HOST=192.168.0.2
elif [ "$SYSTEM" == "type2" ]; then
  HOST=192.168.0.1
else
  echo "Error 1"
  exit

## record.sh
#!/bin/bash
FILENAME=$1
HOURS=$2
SECONDS=$((3600 * ${HOURS}))
echo "Recording ${FILENAME} for ${SECONDS} seconds..."
rec -c 2 ${FILENAME}.ogg trim 0 ${SECONDS}
	def path_to_attachment_image(attachment)
	image_path("attachments/#{attachment.filename}")
	end
	module ApplicationHelper

	# Access Levels
	ACCESS_LEVELS = { :private => 0, :friends => 1, :public => 2 }

	# Access levels i18n translation
	def access_levels
	ACCESS_LEVELS.collect{\|k,v\| [I18n.t("access." + k.to_s), v]}
	end
	end
	#!/bin/bash
	# This will tar all the subfolders within the PWD, uncomment the rm at your peril!
	DIRS=`ls -d */`
	for DIR in ${DIRS}; do
	TAR_PATH=${DIR%%/}
	echo "Processing : $TAR_PATH"
	tar -zcvf ${TAR_PATH}.tar.gz ${TAR_PATH} > ${TAR_PATH}.tar.gz.log
	# rm -rf ${TAR_PATH}
	done
	#!/bin/sh

	# Download locations
	# http://www.bugzilla.org/docs/3.6/en/html/modules-manual-download.html
	# http://www.bugzilla.org/docs/3.6/en/html/modules-manual-optional.html

	LOGFILE=install_progress.txt
	PROCESSED_FILES_DIR=processed_files

	mkdir -p ${PROCESSED_FILES_DIR}
	#!/bin/bash
	REMOTE_SERVER=192.168.109.2
	#IRV: Cat into same file? What if many try at same time? But would be better cos could tail -f!
	#OUTPUT=/path/hosts_${HOSTNAME}.txt #IRV: advantage here is file date/time is updated on target, so dont need to know date here
	#OUTPUT=/path/hosts.txt
	OUTPUT=hosts.txt
	touch $OUTPUT
	REMOTE_PATH=/path2
	#TIME_STAMP=$(date +%Y%m%d) # doesnt work on blades due to no battery!
	#!/bin/bash
	SEND=mail.txt
	echo "Date: " > $SEND
	echo "Subject: $S2SYSTEM is now at" >> $SEND
	echo "From: ECM" >> $SEND
	echo "" >> $SEND
	ifconfig eth0 \| grep "inet addr" >> $SEND
	#!/bin/bash

	HOST=0
	if [ "$SYSTEM" == "type1" ]; then
	HOST=192.168.0.2
	elif [ "$SYSTEM" == "type2" ]; then
	HOST=192.168.0.1
	else
	echo "Error 1"
	exit
	#!/bin/bash
	FILENAME=$1
	HOURS=$2
	SECONDS=$((3600 * ${HOURS}))
	echo "Recording ${FILENAME} for ${SECONDS} seconds..."
	rec -c 2 ${FILENAME}.ogg trim 0 ${SECONDS}