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#!/bin/bash

#  Hey, this is not a mirroring script, but it might taste good for what you need.
#  This shell script reads a CSV file, where you can pass an origin repository and makes a backup into another repository.
#  Lines of CSV file with 'All branchs' checked (x) will push all origin branches into the backup repository.
#  If you pass another value different from ¨x¨, it will push only non-existing branches on the backup repository.
#
#  The expected format of the CSV file is below.
#
#    +--------------------------------------------+-----------------------------------------------+-------------+

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#!/bin/bash

set -e

##
# Path for the original RDB file
##
rdbPath=/var/lib/redis
rdbFile=dump.rdb

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#!/bin/bash

## Make sure you have set; appendonly 'no' in redis.conf
## This script is an enhanced copy from https://github.com/msherer/redis_rdb_import/blob/master/redisImport.sh
## Thanks Matt Sherer, who ever who you are

set -e

##
# Paths for the original RDB file

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Set regulatory domain for country BR:

sudo iw reg set BR

iw reg get

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## First you need to create a job in crontab, you must execute this with 'sudo' first to guarantee the root user routine
##      $ sudo crontab -e
## Append a line at the end of the file, here i use a every 1 hour schedulle execution with the path to script.
##      0 */1 * * * /home/USERNAME/internetIsOn.sh

## Optional: if you want to create a simple log to count how many hours you lost your connection follow these steps
## 1  - Create a log directory
##      $ sudo mkdir -p /var/log/internetIsOn
## 2 - Change ownership of directory to make this available to your user anytime
##      $ sudo chown -R USER:USERGROUP /var/log/internetIsOn

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#!/bin/bash

## This works on raspbian with raspberry pi 2b

echo 'deb [trusted=yes] http://ppa.launchpad.net/deluge-team/stable/ubuntu/ xenial main' > /etc/apt/sources.list

sudo apt-key adv --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv-keys C5E6A5ED249AD24C

sudo apt update
sudo apt install deluged deluge-web deluge-console python-mako

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How to take the PSM I certification from Scrum.org entirely by yourself

Some people ask me about Scrum.org certifications: what to study, how to apply for the exam and advice for taking it. So I decided to write a guide for those interested in preparing and taking PSM I (Professional Scrum Master) without spending a fortune with training. With discipline, in around a month (or two), you should be ready to take the test.

The advice compiled here came from experienced agile coaches. Worked very well for me and I hope they will also help those who are seeking directions.

Table of Contents

• 1. PSM I exam format
• 1.1. Language

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#!/bin/bash

# Because of cd inside script exec with ./ will not work. To exec this you can use . scriptname.sh or source scriptname.sh
# Do not use the exit command because it then closes your connection
# To use this you might update your npm to latest

readFile() {
    filename=$1
    dirAtual="$PWD"

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#!/bin/bash

# Because of cd inside script exec with ./ will not work. To exec this you can use . scriptname.sh or source scriptname.sh
# Do not use the exit command because it then closes your connection
# To use this you might update your npm to latest

updatePackage() {
    repoUrl="$1"
    repoUrlToRemove="/$2/"
    git clone "$repoUrl"

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#!/bin/bash

# requires sudo
apt-get install libmariadb-client-lgpl-dev
ln -s /usr/bin/mariadb_config /usr/bin/mysql_config