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# Ghostscript password removal
gs -dNOPAUSE -dBATCH -q -sDEVICE=pdfwrite \
  -sPDFPassword="${PDF_PASSWORD}" -sOutputFile=output.pdf -f input.pdf
  
# qpdf decrypt removing password
# https://jade.fyi/blog/workflow-pdfs/
qpdf --password="${PDF_PASSWORD}" --decrypt input.pdf output.pdf

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Organise filenames matching, .*[%(id)s].{webm,mp4,mkv}, into directories.

for f in *.{webm,mp4,mkv}; do
    vid=$(printf "%s" "${f}" | sed -E 's/.*\[(.*)\].*$/\1/' ) &&
    upid=$(yt -o "%(uploader_id)s" --print filename -- "${vid}") &&
    mkdir -p "${upid}" &&
    mv -v -t "${upid}" "${f}" 
done  

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Fedora 42, removed the passwordsafe package. Thus the impetus to migrate to KeePassXC. This bash script converts pwsafe.xml to tsv. Using yq to output tsv and awk to replace . seperator with / in the group name.

yq -o tsv '
[["group","title","username","password","url","email","runcommand","notes"]] +
[.passwordsafe.entry[] |
[.group,.title,.username,.password,.url,.email,.runcommand,.notes]]' pwsafe.xml \
| awk -v OFS='\t' '{ gsub(/[.]/, "/" , $1); print }' -