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#!/bin/bash
#5 minutes Ansible module to list groups in inventory :D
#You can see outupt of script like "JSON Pretty Print" outside Ansible by using:
#./listgroups | python -m json.tool

inventory_file=$(awk '/^hostfile/{print $3}' /etc/ansible/ansible.cfg)
groups_array=($(awk 'BEGIN {ORS=" "}; /^\[/{gsub("[\[\]]",""); print}' $inventory_file))

init_array_for_json () {
for group in ${groups_array[@]}; do

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#!/bin/bash
#10 minutes Ansible module to list groups in inventory (AWK version) :D
#You can see outupt of script like "JSON Pretty Print" outside Ansible by using:
#./listgroups | python -m json.tool 

awk 'BEGIN {ORS=" ";};
     /^\[/{gsub("[\[\]]",""); groups_number++; groups_array[groups_number]=$0};
     END {
       print "{\"Inventory Groups\": [";
       for (group_in_array = 1; group_in_array <= groups_number-1; group_in_array++) printf "\"%s\", ",groups_array[group_in_array];

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#! /bin/python
#30 minutes Ansible module to list groups in inventory (Python version) :D
#You can print output like "pretty-print" outside Ansible by using:
#./listgroups | python -m json.tool 

import os
import re
import json

#get hosts inventory from ansible.cfg file.

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#! /bin/python
#Ansible module with Python to list groups in inventory (version 0.2 :D)
#You can print output like "pretty-print" outside Ansible by using:
#./listgroups | python -m json.too

import os
import re
import json

#Get hosts inventory from ansible.cfg file.

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#! /bin/bash

count_chains_rules () {
awk '$1 == "Chain" { chain_name = $2 }
     chain_name != $2 && $0 != "" { chains[chain_name]++ }
     END { ORS="";
           for (var in chains) {
             print var, chains[var]-1", ";
             total += chains[var]-1
           }

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#! /bin/bash
#This snippet assume each "Host", "Hostname", "Port", "User" in separated line, and valid ssh config file.

ssh_conf_to_ansible () {
awk 'BEGIN{IGNORECASE=1}
     {gsub(/\s+/," ");
      gsub("Host ","");
      gsub("Hostname ","ansible_ssh_host=");
      gsub("Port ","ansible_ssh_port=");
      gsub("User ","ansible_ssh_user=")};

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#! /bin/bash
#
# You can find more info about this competition at following url:
# https://community.trueability.com/t/the-sub-par-assembler-round-1/911
#

#Main section.
spasm_dir_path="."
#spasm_dir_path="/var/lib/spasm"
print_error () {

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#!/bin/bash
#
# DESCRIPTION:
#	Simple -very simple :D- Nagios script to check CPanel license.
#
# SYNTAX:
#	./check_cpanel_license.sh -H SERVER_IP (or $HOSTADDRESS$ in Nagios/Opsview)
#
# BY:
#	Ahmed M. AbouZaid

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#!/usr/bin/python
# Python 2.7.6
#
# My solution for "Caesar Cipher" challenge on HackerRank.com
# https://www.hackerrank.com/challenges/caesar-cipher-1
#

k = 2
k = k%26
n = 11

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#!/bin/bash

COMMIT_MSG_FILE=$1
TICKET_ID_PATTERN="INFRA-[0-9]+"

TICKET_ID=$(git symbolic-ref --short HEAD | egrep -o "${TICKET_ID_PATTERN}")
TICKET_MSG_IN_COMMIT=$(grep -c "Related to: ${TICKET_ID}" ${COMMIT_MSG_FILE})

if [[ -n "${TICKET_ID}" && ${TICKET_MSG_IN_COMMIT} -lt 1 ]]; then
    echo -e "\nRelated to: ${TICKET_ID}" >> ${COMMIT_MSG_FILE}