Nill Ringil Nill-R

## lipsum.sh
#!/bin/sh

AMOUNT=10
WHAT=paras
START=true

while getopts ":n:wpbls" opt; do
  case $opt in
    n)
      AMOUNT=$OPTARG

## gitea auto update cron.txt
## NOTE! this works for me but has recieved very limited testing!

## Enable auto updates for GITEA:
# shell script to check github repo for "latest" tag and compare to current running gitea version
#   assumes systemd is in use to manage gitea service
#   assumes gitea binary file lives at: /usr/local/bin/gitea
#   assumes Ubuntu 18.04 is in use (but should work on any debian / apt system)
#   assumes your local gitea api instance is reachable at: "http://192.168.4.22:3000/api/v1/version"
#   assumes your ok with downloading the latest binary from github without any validation
#

## badips-ipset.sh
#!/bin/bash
# Script for blocking IPs which have been reported to www.badips.com
#   via ipsets.
#
# - THIS SCRIPT DOES NOT BLOCK ANYTHING -
# This script only updates ipsets with applicable data from
# badips.com. Actually blocking the ips in that ipset is left
# up to the user (so that you may do so however you prefer).
#
# Additionally, this script does not persist the ipsets through
	#!/bin/sh

	AMOUNT=10
	WHAT=paras
	START=true

	while getopts ":n:wpbls" opt; do
	case $opt in
	n)
	AMOUNT=$OPTARG
	## NOTE! this works for me but has recieved very limited testing!

	## Enable auto updates for GITEA:
	# shell script to check github repo for "latest" tag and compare to current running gitea version
	# assumes systemd is in use to manage gitea service
	# assumes gitea binary file lives at: /usr/local/bin/gitea
	# assumes Ubuntu 18.04 is in use (but should work on any debian / apt system)
	# assumes your local gitea api instance is reachable at: "http://192.168.4.22:3000/api/v1/version"
	# assumes your ok with downloading the latest binary from github without any validation
	#
	#!/bin/bash
	# Script for blocking IPs which have been reported to www.badips.com
	# via ipsets.
	#
	# - THIS SCRIPT DOES NOT BLOCK ANYTHING -
	# This script only updates ipsets with applicable data from
	# badips.com. Actually blocking the ips in that ipset is left
	# up to the user (so that you may do so however you prefer).
	#
	# Additionally, this script does not persist the ipsets through