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#
# .conkyrc - derived from various examples across the 'net
#
# Some of the sites that proved most usful include:
#   http://mylinuxramblings.wordpress.com/2010/03/23/how-to-configure-the-conky-system-monitor/`
#   http://crunchbanglinux.org/wiki/conky
#   http://lusule.wordpress.com/2008/08/07/how-to-4/
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#!/usr/bin/env python

"""XBeeTerm.py is a XBee serial command shell for interacting with XBee radios

    This command interpretors establishes communications with XBee radios so that AT Commands can be sent to the XBee.
    The interpretors output is color coded to help distinguish user input, from XBee radio output, and from
    interpretors output. This command-line interpretor uses Python module Cmd, and therefore, inherit bash-like history-list
    editing (e.g. Control-P or up-arrow scrolls back to the last command, Control-N or down-arrow forward to the next one,
    Control-F or right-arrow moves the cursor to the right non-destructively, Control-B or left-arrow moves the cursor
    to the left non-destructively, etc.).

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#!/usr/bin/env python

"""pretty.py will color text for Xterm/VT100 type terminals using ANSI Escape Sequences

    A library that provides a Python print, stdout, and string wrapper that makes colored terminal
    text easier to use(e.g. without having to mess around with ANSI escape sequences).

    Referance Materials:
        Colored text in Python using ANSI Escape Sequences
            http://nezzen.net/2008/06/23/colored-text-in-python-using-ansi-escape-sequences/

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# To remove comments, white spaces, and blank lines, use the following:
#		sed '/^#/d; s/\([^$]\)#.*/\1/' Config-Coordinator.txt | sed 's/[ \t]*$//' > coord.txt
# Run this script to configure the XBee radio using the following:
#		python XBeeTerm.py coord.txt
#
baudrate 9600			# (XBeeTerm command) set the baudrate used to comm. with the XBee
serial /dev/ttyUSB0		# (XBeeTerm command) serial device which has the XBee radio
+++ 				# (XBee command) enter AT command mode on the XBee
ATRE				# (XBee command) restore XBee to factory settings
ATAP 2				# (XBee command) enable API mode with escaped control characters

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# To remove comments, white spaces, and blank lines, use the following:
#		sed '/^#/d; s/\([^$]\)#.*/\1/' Config-End-Device.txt | sed 's/[ \t]*$//' > endd.txt
# Run this script to configure the XBee radio using the following:
#		python XBeeTerm.py endd.txt
#
baudrate 9600			# (XBeeTerm command) set the baudrate used to comm. with the XBee
serial /dev/ttyUSB0		# (XBeeTerm command) serial device which has the XBee radio
+++ 				# (XBee command) enter AT command mode on the XBee
ATRE				# (XBee command) restore XBee to factory settings
ATAP 2				# (XBee command) enable API mode with escaped control characters

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#!/usr/bin/env python

"""
    This utility will query a XBee radio for some of it's AT Command parameters and print their values, as well as
    optional descriptive information.  It has a set of default AT Commands or the use can provide the desired set
    of AT Commands on the command-line.

    The dictionary of AT Command descriptive information is limited but can be easily expanded.  The descriptive
    information was taken from the first reference given below. Also note that if this utility appears to hang,
    it is almost certainly waiting on a response from the XBee. To continue processing the AT Command list, use Ctrl-C.

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#!/usr/bin/env python

"""XBeeModem.py bypasses the XBee's 802.15.4 capabilities and simply uses it modem for communications

    You don't have to master 802.15.4 and a large set of XBee commands
    to make a very simple but potentially useful network.  At its core,
    the XBee radio is  a modem and you can use it directly for simple serial communications.

    Reference Materials:
        Non-blocking read from stdin in python - http://repolinux.wordpress.com/2012/10/09/non-blocking-read-from-stdin-in-python/

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# Maintainer:   jeffskinnerbox@yahoo.com / www.jeffskinnerbox.me
# Version:      1.1.1
#
# DESCRIPTION:
#    This file specifies intentionally untracked files that Git should ignore.
#
#    Each line in this .gitignore file specifies a regular expression pattern
#    that, when matched, the coresponding file will NOT be include in Git processing.
#
# DOCUMENTATION:

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#!/bin/bash
#
# WLAN Minitoring Script Version v2.0
# OpenWrt Atheros wireless radio STA status monitor
# Developed by dir2cas <kalin.t.ivanov@gmail.com>
#
# Comments:
# Required packages: bash, iw, kmod- packages&drivers to get your wireless interface running
# Optional packages: 
# install with $ opkg update; opkg install iw bash ....

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#!/usr/bin/env python

"""
This script test the overall process of logging into an email account,
going to a specific folder, looking for emails from a specific sender,
and extracting desired information from those email messages.

Sources and Inspirations:
    Extract emails from Gmail with Python via IMAP - http://www.voidynullness.net/blog/2013/07/25/gmail-email-with-python-via-imap/    # NOQA
"""