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alert 'hello world'

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Purple-monkey

1. Donkey
2. Kong

Blue lizard

1. rar?
2. boo!

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defaults read /Library/Preferences/org.jenkins-ci
sudo defaults write /Library/Preferences/org.jenkins-ci <propertyName> '<value>'

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cat /home/ioan/Perforce/iowen_linux/iowen_linux/hcomemea/Tools/core-foundation-version-advisor/previouslyUpdated.txt | grep -G -x -B 1 --color "" | grep . | grep -v -- "--" > /home/ioan/brokenBuilds.txt

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find modules -name 'file_name_to_look_for' -exec grep -sH 'string_or_regex_to_be_found' {} \;

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#!/bin/sh
echo "  This should be run from the the modules base directory. It should:"
echo "  - loop through each dependency listed in the supplied file"
echo "  - then check to see if that dependency is used in any of the ivy.xml files"
echo "  - if it finds a match, then it should print it out along with the path to the file it was in."

USAGE="findBadDependencies toBeFound.txt"
if ["$1" = ""]; then
        echo "Where's the dependencies file dufus?"
        echo $USAGE

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#!/bin/sh

# Designed to be run from a project root directory, the script will:
# - recursively traverse down the folder structure from the execution location
# - look for 'target' folders
# - look for jar's with a name matching a pattern like '*.jar'
# - install all found jar's into the local maven repo
#
# NOTE: if you need to install test jar's then you need to specify an option -Dpackaging=test-jar

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cat kubernetes.yml \
    | ruby -ryaml -rjson -e 'print YAML.load(STDIN.read).to_json' \
    | tee kubernetes.json

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echo $(netstat -nr | grep '^0\.0\.0\.0' | awk '{print $2}') dockerhost >> /etc/hosts

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cat log.log | gawk 'match($0, /[\s]*.*\.sh/, arr) { print arr[0]}' | sed $'s/  */\\\n/g' | gawk 'match($0, /.*\.sh$/, arr) {print arr[0]}' | sort | uniq -u > uniqueScripts.txt