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#!/bin/sh
# autozip.sh
# Tidies up SoapUI xml results. Archives approx 9000 files/minute.

# identify the unique pattern (RUN_ID) for an execution run
ls -1 *ExecReport* | grep -v Latest | sed 's/^.*ExecReport-//;s/.htm//' | cut -c -12 | while read RUN_ID
do
  # figure out a name for the zip file
  PREFIX=`ls *ExecReport-$RUN_ID* | awk -F. '{print $1}' | head -1`
  SUFFIX=`ls *ExecReport-$RUN_ID* | awk -F[.-] '{print $(NF-1)}' | head -1`

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#!/bin/sh
# Scientist.sh
# Sends Production data from host930, to ClaimPoints *TEST* URL
# ClaimPoints experiment inspired by GitHub (mind blown!)
#   http://githubengineering.com/move-fast/
#   http://githubengineering.com/scientist/
#set -x
 
USAGE='Usage      : ./CPTtestrun.sh <ClaimPoints-XML-File>
Example    : ./CPTtestrun.sh host930.accrualservices-CPT1.6-2016111715

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installer

Self installing executable https://ftp.nluug.nl/pub/vim/pc/gvim80-586.exe

Or, use one of the mirrors on the vim.org site. http://www.vim.org/mirrors.php

Avoid the "cream" version on sourceforge as it uses a different installer that doesn't play so well with Windows.

vimrc

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#-------------------------------------------------
# get_issuu.rb - retrieve all jpg's for a document
#-------------------------------------------------
 
# 1. Open the issuu.com document in your web browser, as usual
#    example: http://issuu.com/iwishart/docs/thedivinity
# 2. Read the document page count; set variable $PAGES below
# 3. From browser menu, choose View > Source
# 4. Do a text search for "documentId" 
# 5. Copy string such as "081230122554-f76b0df1e7464a149caf5158813252d9" 

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#!/bin/sh
# get interesting fields from the published XML and print it on one line
[ $1 ] || { echo "usage: getmsg.sh <input-xml-file>" ; exit 1 ; }
[ -f $1 ] || { ls $1 ; exit 1 ; }
inputxml=$1
echo "CustomerPub XML message contents:"
while read line ; do
  echo "$line" | xmllint --format - \
  | awk -F'ns2:Domain>|ns2:Name>|ns2:ValueBefore:>|ns2:ValueAfter>|ns3:AttributeValue>|ns2:EventTime>' '{print $2}' \
  | grep . | tr '\n' ' ' | sed 's/<\///g'

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#!/bin/bash
# Parse jmeter output and get various stats
# Hat-tip to 'stig', https://git.io/vFmeI
set -e     # Exit immediately on error
# set -x   # Debug
usage="jstats2 <jmeter-csv-output-file>"
[ $1 ] || { echo "$usage" ; exit 1 ; }
JFILE=$1

# Show timestamp info

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Comparing Response Distributions with Gnuplot

Bash script to get Response data

Analyse Jmeter CSV output using jstats2. The response values are in tmp files. Get frequency of response times into .dat files, using uniq and awk per below...

$ uniq -c /tmp/jstats2.1hASD | awk '{print $2, $1}' | sort -n > FPE10-50k-24May-freq.dat
$ uniq -c /tmp/jstats2.lJAVX | awk '{print $2, $1}' | sort -n > FPE11a-GetJourneys-freq.dat
$ uniq -c /tmp/jstats2.lEV2M | awk '{print $2, $1}' | sort -n > FPE11b-JourneyKnown-freq.dat

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Check your github credentials.

If you log in via twitter, you will have to do the "reset password" ceremony https://github.com/password_reset

Set up .gitconfig to use proxy

Per https://stackoverflow.com/a/34258338/148889 , set up .gitconfig by doing these at the command prompt

git config --global http.sslVerify false

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#!/bin/sh
# hacky script to get just the interesting stuff from the published XML
[ $1 ] || { echo "Usage: getevent <CustomerEventPub log name>" ; exit 1 ; }
EVLOG=$1
STR1="CustomerProfileEvent Message: "
XFILE=$(mktemp /tmp/getx.XXXXX) || exit 1
awk -F"$STR1" 'NF>1 {print $2}' $EVLOG > $XFILE
echo "CustomerProfileEvent Message contents from $XFILE"
while read line ; do
  echo "$line" | xmllint --format - \