Didi d10r

## artis_monitor_running.sh
#!/bin/bash

# Statelessly checks if the given chain (identified by its rpc) is running.
# Definition of running: the most recent block was authored less than the given number of seconds ago
#
# argument $1: URL to the RPC node to query
# argument $2: threshold for how old - in seconds - the most recent block may be. If older, the chain is considered as not running
# argument $3: space separated list of recipients the Email alert should go to
#
# Note that this script is not designed to give any feedback about what's wrong in case it fails. It just sounds an alarm if it doesn't run through as expected.

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              November 4, 2017 18:02
            
          
    Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

I am d10r on github.
I am d10r (https://keybase.io/d10r) on keybase.
I have a public key ASAxWoUozAPxm1_2D1h8iuMAXFFX9D88s7NJ5AfWUquUeAo

To claim this, I am signing this object:

  
## ipfs_sync_local.sh
#!/bin/bash

# Checks the locally pinned files against a previously persisted.
# If something changed, the updated list file is pushed to a given server (needs to be ssh accessible without password).
# Finally, the new list is persisted locally.
# Note that the local ipfs daemon needs to be running in order for the server to be able to fetch.
# The local ipfs config may be restricted to connect only to that server (add as only Bootstrap node and disable discovery).

set -e
set -u

## ipfs_sync_remote.sh
#/bin/bash

set -e
set -u

# that's where my ipfs executable currently lives
PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/bin/

LOCAL_PINS_FILE="$HOME/.ipfs/pinned.list"

## github_fork.sh
#!/bin/bash

# adjusts remotes of local repo if forking after clone (move origin -> upstream, add fork as origin)

set -u
set -e

die () {
  echo >&2 "### $@"
  exit 1
	#!/bin/bash

	# Statelessly checks if the given chain (identified by its rpc) is running.
	# Definition of running: the most recent block was authored less than the given number of seconds ago
	#
	# argument $1: URL to the RPC node to query
	# argument $2: threshold for how old - in seconds - the most recent block may be. If older, the chain is considered as not running
	# argument $3: space separated list of recipients the Email alert should go to
	#
	# Note that this script is not designed to give any feedback about what's wrong in case it fails. It just sounds an alarm if it doesn't run through as expected.
	#!/bin/bash

	# Checks the locally pinned files against a previously persisted.
	# If something changed, the updated list file is pushed to a given server (needs to be ssh accessible without password).
	# Finally, the new list is persisted locally.
	# Note that the local ipfs daemon needs to be running in order for the server to be able to fetch.
	# The local ipfs config may be restricted to connect only to that server (add as only Bootstrap node and disable discovery).

	set -e
	set -u
	#/bin/bash

	set -e
	set -u

	# that's where my ipfs executable currently lives
	PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/bin/

	LOCAL_PINS_FILE="$HOME/.ipfs/pinned.list"
	#!/bin/bash

	# adjusts remotes of local repo if forking after clone (move origin -> upstream, add fork as origin)

	set -u
	set -e

	die () {
	echo >&2 "### $@"
	exit 1