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Lixivial / confluence_export.sh
Created March 3, 2010 20:05
shell script to output all Confluence spaces to PDF (and HTML) and place them on a share.
#!/bin/bash
# set -x
# Jesse Pearson
# Shell script to output all Confluence Spaces to PDF and optionally
# push them to a SMB or some other share.
#
# Dependencies:
# wget
#
# Optional dependencies:
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Lixivial / README
Created June 7, 2009 12:30
a quick and dirty fallback downloader and load balancer
################
# INSTALLATION #
################
There should be no weird php.ini variables to set, so just move this to a server and set the appropriate permissions.
If you want to make it so a URL can be parsed as http://foo.bar/proxy/param1/param2/paramn, you can utilise a .htaccess
file to do this.
First, rename proxy.php to proxy and then put a .htaccess file in the same directory as proxy with the following information:
<Files proxy>
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Lixivial / map_sync.sh
Created November 5, 2010 14:43
A script to synch files across a set of servers (requires patched wget)
#!/bin/bash
# map_sync.sh - Jesse M. Pearson
# contact: jesall@gmail.com
# or
# irc.quakenet.org/#prae.nexuiz
#
# Description:
# A script to synchronise the latest files across a set of servers (server_list.txt).
# Its intended usage is through a cron task, though manually running it
# one-time via CLI would work, too.
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Lixivial / map_pack.sh
Created November 5, 2010 14:36
bash script to parse and bundle maps by gametype.
#!/bin/bash
# map_pack.sh - Jesse M. Pearson (Lixivial)
# contact: jesall@gmail.com
#
# Description:
# A simple script meant to break up Nexuiz maps into individual
# gametypes.
#
# Things to note:
# 1. The files generated/used are mostly self-contained to the script's execution directory.
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Lixivial / backup.pl
Created April 5, 2010 16:23
a quick perl script to do some backup handling of common data types
#!/usr/bin/perl
# set -x
# Jesse Pearson
# Quick perl script to tar up given set of targets, and push them to a given destination
#
# Changelog:
# 04.05.2010 - jp - added cp and svn support.
# 04.05.2010 - jp - added local and remote backup holding directories.
# 04.01.2010 - jp - Initial creation date.
#
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Lixivial / infobot.help
Created November 17, 2008 05:12
Preliminary Infobot qstat wrapper
qstat: Usage for '## <params>':
qstat: ----- __Aliasing__
qstat: -a - Add an alias
qstat: -c - Check an alias
qstat: -e - Edit an alias
qstat: -r - Remove an alias
qstat: ----- __Querying__
qstat: -h - List of hosts to report/query from.
qstat: -p - Player name to search for in output of -c or -h
qstat: -g - Game type to use to query.
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Lixivial / dbdump_to_sqlite.pl
Created March 14, 2010 19:06
preliminary vnstat->sqlite converter
#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use DBI;
use XML::Simple;
use Getopt::Mixed;
# static vars to emulate boolean behaviour.
use constant false => 0;
use constant true => 1;

Unhandled guidelines:

  • DG 1-6 (HSTS headers need to be investigated)
  • DG 2-2
  • DG 2-3
  • DG 2-8 (username should be considered sensitive)
  • DG 3-1 (need to expose this in a general sense)
  • DG 3-7 (need to review this in code)
  • DG 3-9 (need to acquire access to their blacklist and then check submitted passwords against it)
  • DG 3-12 (need to confirm this with Jodi)
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Lixivial / email.txt
Last active May 17, 2016 07:44
AWS regional and production diagrams
Flow of email through Amazon _________________ ________________________
/ \ / \
___________________________ | regional relay | | postini failover |
/ \ +---> primary.mx. <---+--smtp-+---> outbounds6.obsmtp.com. <-----------------+
| web-1 | | | | | | | |
| primary.apache.web. | | \_________________/ | \________________________/ |
| ________ _______ | | _________________ | ____________________________________ | ___________
| / \ / \ | | / \ | / \ | / \
| | php | | | | | | regional relay | | | Amazon SES fai

Database schema where applicable.

I'd like to discuss this to get a sense of how you guys interpret relationships between data. I'm particularly curious about the following relationships specifically (please forgive me if I'm misusing terms; I'm trying to keep the terms consistent with what I recall you mentioning), but the more schema the merrier here:

  • Realms -> Clients
  • Institutions -> Realms -- particularly in how I seem to recall this being at a yearly level, but I get the sense you have some clients with multiple "cycle runs" a year.
  • Applicants -> Realms
  • Applications -> Realms
  • Applications -> Applicants

Integration needs

This is specifically regarding client's security requirements of data transmission and storage compliance.