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## unlock_kpxc.sh
#!/bin/bash
#
# Re-Open KeePassXC Database
#
# - Requests password of a KeePassXC database from the system keyring and opens
#   it
# - Listens to DBUS LockedHint signals. Closes the database on lock, reopens it
#   on unlock
#
#

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                Build icinga2 and icinga-web Debian/Ubuntu packages for non-{i386,amd64} architectures
              
          
    Build icinga2 and icinga-web Debian/Ubuntu packages for non-{i386,amd64} architectures

Why?

The icinga PPA
only provides packages for i386 and amd64. If you're running an
ARM-powered device such as the Raspberry Pi or the ODROID U3 (which I
use), you have to build the packages yourself. However, compiling the
packages is very easy thanks to Debian's excellent build tools and the
work of the icinga package maintainer.
This howto uses pbuilder which builds in a clean chroot so your original
system is not polluted with build packages.

  
## random-ipv6-address-generator.sh
#Random generator ipv6 addresses within your ipv6 network prefix.
#!/usr/local/bin/bash

# Copyright
# Vladislav V. Prodan
# universite@ukr.net
# 2011


array=( 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 a b c d e f )
	#!/bin/bash
	#
	# Re-Open KeePassXC Database
	#
	# - Requests password of a KeePassXC database from the system keyring and opens
	# it
	# - Listens to DBUS LockedHint signals. Closes the database on lock, reopens it
	# on unlock
	#
	#
	#Random generator ipv6 addresses within your ipv6 network prefix.
	#!/usr/local/bin/bash

	# Copyright
	# Vladislav V. Prodan
	# universite@ukr.net
	# 2011


	array=( 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 a b c d e f )