erin erincerys

## create-memtest-usb.sh
#!/bin/bash

# Install dependencies for creating filesystem and installing bootloader
## This script is mostly system-independent, except for this part. Replace yaourt and the args with your own package manager
yaourt -S --noconfirm mtools syslinux dosfstools

# Plug in the flash drive, and find its device. Don't mount it.
lsblk
while [[ $(echo $FLASHDEV | grep -c \/dev\/sd[a-z]) -lt 1 && -b "$FLASHDEV" ]] ; do
	read -p 'Which device (e.g. /dev/sdf)? ' FLASHDEV

## restic-b2-cronjob.sh
#!/bin/bash

# Requires:
# - restic (system package)
# - AWS account with SNS topic configured and API keys created
# - awscli (pip) with API keys configured (aws configure)
# - Backblaze B2 account with API keys
# - cron implementation (system package)

ResticBinaryPath=`which restic`

## s3-b2-cronjob.sh
#!/bin/bash

# Requires:
# - restic (system package)
# - AWS account with SNS topic configured, S3 bucket created, and API keys created
# - awscli (pip) with API keys configured (aws configure)
# - cron implementation (system package)

ResticBinaryPath=`which restic`
AwsCliBinaryPath=`which aws`

## rds2redshift.sh
PYTHON_PATH=$(which python)
PSQL_PATH=$(which psql)

MYSQL_SCRIPT='mysql2file.py'
MYSQL_SERVER=
MYSQL_PORT=3306
MYSQL_DATABASE=
MYSQL_USER=
MYSQL_PASSWORD=

## personal-backup.sh
#!/bin/bash

## Description:
# Sync files to and create lists of directory contents in a LUKS container volume and upload it to S3
# Good for periodic backup jobs
# Supports rate limiting, encryption in transit and at rest and file path exclusions

## Usage:
# bash $0

## check-systemd-service.sh
#!/bin/bash

## Checks a systemd controlled service for status and start failures

SVC_NAME='servicename'
COUNT_FILE='/tmp/checkservice.counter'

# load counter from previous checks
[ -f $COUNT_FILE ] && { COUNT=`cat $COUNT_FILE` ; } || { COUNT=0 ; }

## xmr-mining-scheduler.sh
#!/bin/bash

#
# usage: $0 <cpu-threads>
#
# i use this script to schedule times of day when my computer is not in use can max out cpu on the miner
#
# example cron entries:
#		00 06 * * *    /path/to/xmr-mining-scheduler.sh 3
#		00	 23 * * *    /path/to/xmr-mining-scheduler.sh 4

## .bash_aliases
# maintenance
alias sysupgrade='yaourt -S -y -u --aur'

# operations
function gpkill () {
        if [ $1 ] ; then
                TargetPid=`pgrep $1`
                echo 'Sending sigterm'
                kill -15 $TargetPid
                sleep 2

## pwrstatd-lowbatt.sh
#!/bin/sh
echo "Warning: The UPS's battery power is not enough, system will be shutdown soon!" | wall

export RECEIPT_NAME
export RECEIPT_ADDRESS
export SENDER_ADDRESS

#
# If you want to receive event notification by e-mail, you must change 'ENABLE_EMAIL' item to 'yes'.
# Note: After change 'ENABLE_EMAIL' item, you must asign 'RECEIPT_NAME', 'RECEIPT_ADDRESS', and

## migration-irssi-logs.sh
#!/bin/bash

# migrate.sh
#   DESCRIPTION:        Parse two directories of logfiles.
#   FUNCTION:           Append new files with old ones, delete files that are small, and move new files that aren't present to the old directory.
#   USAGE:              bash migrate.sh /path/to/old_logdir /path/to/new_logdir
#   ELABORATION:

# Settings
minlines=15             # Threshhold number of lines to delete a logfile
	#!/bin/bash

	# Install dependencies for creating filesystem and installing bootloader
	## This script is mostly system-independent, except for this part. Replace yaourt and the args with your own package manager
	yaourt -S --noconfirm mtools syslinux dosfstools

	# Plug in the flash drive, and find its device. Don't mount it.
	lsblk
	while [[ $(echo $FLASHDEV \| grep -c \/dev\/sd[a-z]) -lt 1 && -b "$FLASHDEV" ]] ; do
	read -p 'Which device (e.g. /dev/sdf)? ' FLASHDEV
	#!/bin/bash

	# Requires:
	# - restic (system package)
	# - AWS account with SNS topic configured and API keys created
	# - awscli (pip) with API keys configured (aws configure)
	# - Backblaze B2 account with API keys
	# - cron implementation (system package)

	ResticBinaryPath=`which restic`
	PYTHON_PATH=$(which python)
	PSQL_PATH=$(which psql)

	MYSQL_SCRIPT='mysql2file.py'
	MYSQL_SERVER=
	MYSQL_PORT=3306
	MYSQL_DATABASE=
	MYSQL_USER=
	MYSQL_PASSWORD=
	#!/bin/bash

	## Description:
	# Sync files to and create lists of directory contents in a LUKS container volume and upload it to S3
	# Good for periodic backup jobs
	# Supports rate limiting, encryption in transit and at rest and file path exclusions

	## Usage:
	# bash $0
	#!/bin/bash

	## Checks a systemd controlled service for status and start failures

	SVC_NAME='servicename'
	COUNT_FILE='/tmp/checkservice.counter'

	# load counter from previous checks
	[ -f $COUNT_FILE ] && { COUNT=`cat $COUNT_FILE` ; } \|\| { COUNT=0 ; }
	#!/bin/bash

	#
	# usage: $0 <cpu-threads>
	#
	# i use this script to schedule times of day when my computer is not in use can max out cpu on the miner
	#
	# example cron entries:
	# 00 06 * * * /path/to/xmr-mining-scheduler.sh 3
	# 00 23 * * * /path/to/xmr-mining-scheduler.sh 4
	# maintenance
	alias sysupgrade='yaourt -S -y -u --aur'

	# operations
	function gpkill () {
	if [ $1 ] ; then
	TargetPid=`pgrep $1`
	echo 'Sending sigterm'
	kill -15 $TargetPid
	sleep 2
	#!/bin/sh
	echo "Warning: The UPS's battery power is not enough, system will be shutdown soon!" \| wall

	export RECEIPT_NAME
	export RECEIPT_ADDRESS
	export SENDER_ADDRESS

	#
	# If you want to receive event notification by e-mail, you must change 'ENABLE_EMAIL' item to 'yes'.
	# Note: After change 'ENABLE_EMAIL' item, you must asign 'RECEIPT_NAME', 'RECEIPT_ADDRESS', and
	#!/bin/bash

	# migrate.sh
	# DESCRIPTION: Parse two directories of logfiles.
	# FUNCTION: Append new files with old ones, delete files that are small, and move new files that aren't present to the old directory.
	# USAGE: bash migrate.sh /path/to/old_logdir /path/to/new_logdir
	# ELABORATION:

	# Settings
	minlines=15 # Threshhold number of lines to delete a logfile