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# routeros netwatch config to attempt to reset a crashed LTE modem

/tool netwatch add down-script="/system scheduler remove [find where name~\"RePowerUSBv\"];\
    \n/system scheduler add name=RePowerUSBv1 interval=5m  on-event={/system scheduler remove [find where name=RePowerUSBv1]; /system routerboard usb power-reset duration=3};\
    \n/system scheduler add name=RePowerUSBv2 interval=7m  on-event={/system scheduler remove [find where name=RePowerUSBv2]; /interface lte disable [find]; delay 3s; /interface lte enable [find]};\
    \n/system scheduler add name=RePowerUSBv3 interval=15m on-event={/system scheduler remove [find where name=RePowerUSBv3]; /system reboot};" host=1.1.1.1 interval=30s timeout=4s up-script="/system scheduler remove [find where name~\"RePowerUSBv\"];"

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#!/bin/ksh

# diffsyms='for i in `make print-plist | perl -n -e "print if s/\@lib //" | sed s,^,/usr/local/, `; do check_sym.ports $i; done'

get_lib_name()
{
	sed -n 's/^[ 	]*LIB[ 	]*=[ 	]*\([^ 	]*\).*/\1/p' "$@"
}

pick_highest()

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• I am sthen on github.
• I am sthen (https://keybase.io/sthen) on keybase.
• I have a public key whose fingerprint is 93BD 0833 1FE2 0999 BDF1 01ED 9D17 51E8 EF16 D5B0

To claim this, I am signing this object:

sthen

#!/bin/sh
# ^^^^^^^ the sign of a high-quality 5-minute hack job :)
# visual editor to run pkg_delete or mark packages as auto/manual installed

# released to the public domain.

log() {
	echo "$*" >> /tmp/vipkg.log
	echo "$*"
}