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input {
    stdin {
        codec => multiline {
            pattern => "^\[%{MONTHDAY}-%{MONTH}-%{YEAR} %{TIME} %{TZ}\]"
            negate => true
            what => "previous"
            auto_flush_interval => 10
        }
        type => "php-error"
    }

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/*
 * Delete all Gmail / Google Apps Email threads in a given label.
 * This is really only necessary when you have tons (read: hundreds
 * of thousands) of messages to delete and the web interface crashes.
 * 
 * Warning: if you don't understand this code, you might just delete 
 *  all of your email!
 *
 * Author: Steve Kamerman, 2017 
 *

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<?php

if ($_POST) {

    header("content-type: application/json");
    $data = $_POST;

    if (isset($data["encoded_data"])) {
        $data["decoded_data"] = base64_decode($data["encoded_data"]);
    }

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<?php

$gw = "Unknown";

// Get the Docker host IP from the routing table
$table = file("/proc/net/route");
foreach ($table as $row) {
    // Split the fields out of the routing table
    $fields = preg_split("/[\t ]+/", trim($row));
    

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#!/usr/bin/env python2

from random import randint

def generate_imei(incomplete_imei):
    luhn_sum = 0
    imei_digits = []

    for i in xrange(0,14):
        # Pull each digit from the TAC, generate missing numbers with rand()

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#!/bin/bash -e
# list_varnish_includes.sh
# Recursively list all of the Varnish VCL config files that are included via "include" statements.
# This scripts should work in Varnish 2-4+
# Author: Steve Kamerman

if [[ $# -ne 1 ]]; then
    echo "Usage: ./$(basename $0) <path_to_config.vcl>" >&2
    exit 2
fi

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#!/usr/bin/env python2
#
# exif_comment_to_lightroom.py
# 
# Windows Metadata Comments => Adobe Lightroom Sync
# 
# This script will decode and copy the comment field from the Windows metadata details
# (when you right-click on an image and go to details in Windows Explorer) into the 
# Adobe Lightroom compatible IPTC XMP caption field.  After running, select all affected
# images and select Metadata -> Read Metadata from File.

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#!/usr/bin/env python2.7

from datetime import date, datetime
import ephem

mylocation = ephem.Observer()
mylocation.lat, mylocation.lon = '39.039502', '-77.486371'

min_alt = ephem.degrees('10:00')

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{
    "AppleTV2,1": "Apple TV 2G",
    "AppleTV3,1": "Apple TV 3",
    "AppleTV3,2": "Apple TV 3 (2013)",
    "AppleTV5,3": "Apple TV 4 (2015)",
    "iPad1,1": "iPad 1",
    "iPad2,1": "iPad 2 (WiFi)",
    "iPad2,2": "iPad 2 (GSM)",
    "iPad2,3": "iPad 2 (CDMA)",
    "iPad2,4": "iPad 2 (Mid 2012)",

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#!/bin/sh -e
# This cgi-fcgi and Perl-based, dead simple FGCI client works out-of-the-box with just
#  a stock Perl installation and cgi-fcgi (apt-get install libfcgi0ldbl)
# It was made as a simple FCGI client for health-checking FCGI daemons, for example, in
#  a minimal Debian-based Docker image.  It is tested against PHP-FPM and HHVM
# By: Steve Kamerman
#
# Usage: ./fcgi_get.sh <fcgi_ip>:<fcgi_port> <script_path> <document_root> [GET|HEAD|POST|PUT|DELETE]
# If invalid arguments are passed, exit code 1 is returned
# If the connection succeeds, exit code 0 is returned and the HTTP Headers are output on STDERR