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#!/usr/bin/env bash

# Keybase publishes a JSON file concurrent with every nightly build upload to their public download web server,
# though they're real cute in the way they parse the timestamp as a UNIX epoch...in milliseconds :-/ That means
# we need to fuss with rounding errors in Bash built-in computations on top of using jq as a parser for the raw
# file instead of what I expected to be some quick "awk-to-humantime-to-apt" pipeline-foo. Still it came out
# fairly snappy and is solid as a rock.

# Set this up as a cron job at the interval of your choosing, it won't do anything until it sees that the
# installed version reported by apt has an older timestamp than the one in the JSON file. When that happens it

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#!/bin/vbash
# shellcheck shell=bash

#        file: 99-git-commit
# description: Saves config commands & config json to files, commits to local
#              git repo. Repo stored in /config/user-data/$CONFIG_REPO. Completes
#              process with a push to the remote repo.
#
#              This script is intended to be used as a post-commit hook, allowing
#              for automated config backup in a git repo.

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[
  {
    "type": "A",
    "name": "@",
    "value": "SOMEIP"
  },
  {
    "type": "A",
    "name": "*",
    "value": "SOMEIP"

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    # Add this to your ~/.config/fish/config.fish
    # Syntax:
    # To just rerun your last command, simply type '!!'
    # This forked version supports "sudo !!" via two functions.
    function !!
        eval $history[1] $argv
    end function
    
    function sudo
    if test $argv