ksred

{
    "name": "Your Itinerary",
    "start_date": "2020-10-01T11:18:07.484051313Z",
    "risk_level": "amber",
    "recommendation": "We recommend caution when booking your trip due to multiple restrictions in place. Also, one of the destinations in this itinerary has a containment and health index of 67%, which is an indicator of how closed the country is to travelers; a stringency index of 63% which determines how challenging it will be to move within the country, attend events, conduct business and access public transportation; and an economic support index of 100% which indicates how much was spent in countering the inpact of the pandemic on the economy.",
    "requirements": {
        "tests": "required",
        "quarantine": "required",
        "masks": "required"
    },

ksred

Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

• I am ksred on github.
• I am ksred (https://keybase.io/ksred) on keybase.
• I have a public key ASAmNZsLNrZ-WVah4TGweFzuF18mlPsB-_7kQV8cqS4Nqgo

To claim this, I am signing this object:

ksred

/*
* Used to invalidate cache by three URIs and a timestamp
*
* Cache invalidation only happens after a certain predefined time has passed
* Two times are set, one for normal slow data, another for faster data (live)
* These are defined as constants CACHE_VALID and CACHE_VALID_LIVE
* The timestamp of the files on disk is used to check when last the files were written
* and then invalidated if that time is longer than set time
*
* @param one    (string)    first URI, default "default"

ksred

#! /bin/bash

echo "It is suggested that you add this server's public key to the remote server. Copy the following into ~/.ssh/authorized_keys on remote server under root user"
cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub

echo "Enter in file name, must be tar.gz file for this example"
read FILENAME
echo "Enter in local directory where file is currently"
read BASE

ksred

#! /bin/bash

echo “Are you ready to begin? (y/n)”
read READY
while :
do
	if [ “$READY” == “n” ]
	then
		echo “Are you ready now?”
		read READY

ksred

#! /bin/bash
	
#A comment stating what this program is about
#Taking input, showing output
echo “Please enter in a variable”
read VARIABLE
echo “The variable you entered is: $VARIABLE”
	
#Taking in arguments
#Usage: ./script.sh var1 var2 var3