jhyland87

function curlcmd() {
  method=${1:-GET}

  method=$(echo $method | tr '[a-z]' '[A-Z]')

  /usr/bin/curl -X ${method} -i --header 'Accept: application/json' ${@:2} && echo
}

alias cjpost="curlcmd post"
alias cjget="curlcmd get"

jhyland87

#!/bin/bash
# Create /etc/profile.d/prompt.sh and add the content of this gist to it.
# 
# Prompt example:
#   (2)[Fri May 06 10:00:30|  0:003]{4}root@ip-172-31-1-226:~(0)#
# Format is:
#   (sessions on server)[date time| Last command exec time]{sessions on server}username@hostname:working_directory(exit code of last cmd)#
#
# Example Output (of $[prompt[0]}): http://d.pr/i/19B87
#

jhyland87

#! /usr/local/bin/awk -f
# Solution by Ed Morton (http://stackoverflow.com/a/43946907/5154806)
# Example: echo -e "personal.name.first=John\npersonal.name.last\t=Doe\npersonal.other.dob=\t05/07/87\npersonal.contact.phone\t=\t602123456\npersonal.contact.email\t = \tjohn.doe@idk\nemployment.jobs.1\t\t=    Company One\nemployment.jobs.2 \t =Company Two\nemployment.jobs.3\t= Company Three" | ./tst.awk

BEGIN { 
  FS="[\t ]*=[\t ]*" 
}
{
  split($1,d,/\./)
  data[d[1]][d[2]][d[3]] = $2

jhyland87

#!/usr/local/bin/awk -f

# Todo:
#   skip empty rows
#   Look for duplicate pids
#   Validate data types in columns:
#     - pid   (int)
#     - ppid  (int)
#     - uid   (int)
#     - ruid  (int)

jhyland87

#!/usr/bin/awk -f 

# Examples
#  $ ps -o pid,user,cpu,%cpu,%mem,nswap,sess,tty | ./ps_total.awk
#  Count : 58
#  USER  : 0
#  CPU   : 0
#  %CPU  : 1.8
#  %MEM  : 2.5
#  NSWAP : 0

jhyland87

#! /usr/local/bin/awk -f

# Examples:
#   ls -1 | ./hr-with-string.1.awk
#   ls -1 | ./hr-with-string.1.awk -v pad=30
#   ls -1 | ./hr-with-string.1.awk -v pad=30 -v hr='-'
#   ls -1 | ./hr-with-string.1.awk -v pad=30 -v hr='><'

function center( str, a, left, right ){
  right = int(( CFG[ pad ] - length(str)) / 2)

jhyland87

#!/usr/bin/env awk -f 

#
# THIS IS CURRENTLY BROKEN - im working on it.
#

# Description:  Grabs the fully executed command by using the ps command to find the "args" data
#               for the pid PROCINFO["pid"], then parses it by looking for any awk variables set 
#               using -v or --assign via the execution.
#

jhyland87

#! /usr/local/bin/awk -f

# Functions to add:
#   arrSort :   Sort array by value in specific key or index
#   arrType :   Determine if an array is a scalar or hash array
#   parsedate : Function to parse a date provided (EG: ps -o etime)
#   


# Function to check if a value (typically an entire line of a file) is either empty, or

jhyland87

Question:
  Tell me about a time that you strongly disagreed with your 
  manager on something you deemed to be very important to the 
  business. What was it about and how did you handle it?

Answer:
  I think the most prevalent example would be the mentality in which my
  previous manager and I had towards potential problems related to
  monitoring, logging and security weaknesses. It seemed to me that he 
  had more of a reactive oriented mentality, where as I thought it was 

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