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## build.sh
#!/bin/bash

#Ensure nothing happens outside the directory this script is ran from
cd "$(dirname "$0")"
SCRIPT_DIRECTORY=$(pwd)

#Log File Variable
SCREEN_LOG="build.log"
SCREEN_NAME="switchroot_build"

## json_parse.py
#This example does NOT account for random colon, comma, or apostrophe values that may be inside of a JSON String Key/Value

#This is a starting point for functions that may end up needing to be more complicated

#Under no circumstances should you use this outside of an academic forum, highly suggest using the built in JSON library in Python

def parse(inputVar):
    dictionaryToReturn = {}

    currentValue = ''

## split_tunneling.md

      
        
          
            
              
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                qwertycody
                / split_tunneling.md
            
            
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              April 3, 2019 22:32
                — forked from jagtesh/split_tunneling.md
            
              
                Split Tunneling tutorial - with openconnect (tested, works with Cisco AnyConnect VPN)
Source: http://lists.unix-ag.uni-kl.de/pipermail/vpnc-devel/2009-February/002990.html
              
          
        
      
        
  
      
    
Table of Contents

DISCLAIMER
2. Status
3. Introduction
4. Security issues
5. DNS
	#!/bin/bash

	#Ensure nothing happens outside the directory this script is ran from
	cd "$(dirname "$0")"
	SCRIPT_DIRECTORY=$(pwd)

	#Log File Variable
	SCREEN_LOG="build.log"
	SCREEN_NAME="switchroot_build"
	#This example does NOT account for random colon, comma, or apostrophe values that may be inside of a JSON String Key/Value

	#This is a starting point for functions that may end up needing to be more complicated

	#Under no circumstances should you use this outside of an academic forum, highly suggest using the built in JSON library in Python

	def parse(inputVar):
	dictionaryToReturn = {}

	currentValue = ''