zlatko-minev

#!/bin/sh
# Tested on MacOS
# @license: APACHE 2.0
# @author:  Zlatko K. Minev (2020) 


###############################################################
### User define!  

alias lyx="/Applications/LyX.app/Contents/MacOS/lyx" # # https://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/ManPage

zlatko-minev

#!python
"""
Break out tables from a tex or latex file into separate tables .tex files.. 

To see help
	>> python latex_replace_text_by_input_file.py -h
To run user either of:
	>> python latex_replace_text_by_input_file.py -f epr-main
	>> python latex_replace_text_by_input_file.py -f epr-main -d _SUBMIT_

zlatko-minev

# Zlatko Minev 2020 
# Batch add users from a list to a repository on GitHub.com using their RestV3 API
# from file `names.txt` each new line has a new user id or url
# Also log result to screen and file.

# To test your connection first, try to  get user info:
# curl -i -u "${GH_USER}:${PASSWORD}" "https://api.github.com/users/zlatko-minev"
# and see if you get a valid response. 

GH_USER="my-user-name"

zlatko-minev

#!/bin/bash
# Pretty much script from
# https://hisham.hm/2019/02/12/splitting-a-git-commit-into-one-commit-per-file/
# but modified to work with files that have spaces in their names

message="$(git log --pretty=format:'%s' -n1)"

git status --porcelain --untracked-files=no | while read status file
do
	printf "\n"

zlatko-minev

#!/bin/bash

# get current dir
prog_dir="/opt/$(ls /opt/ | grep gitkraken | grep -v tar)"
if [ "$prog_dir" == "/opt/" ]
then
    prog_dir=""
fi
echo "DIR: $prog_dir"
if [ -f $prog_dir/gitkraken ]

zlatko-minev

#!/bin/bash

if [[ ${UID} -ne 0 ]];
then
    echo 'This script need to be run with root permissions'
    echo "(we assume you don't have write access to /opt)"
    exit
fi

zlatko-minev

#!/bin/bash

if [[ ${UID} -ne 0 ]];
then
    echo 'This script need to be run with root permissions'
    echo "(we assume you don't have write access to /opt)"
    exit
fi

zlatko-minev

#!/usr/bin/env sh
# If the top line line doesn't work, change to #!/bin/bash

# Name: list_users.sh
# Purpose: List all normal user and system groups in the system. 
# Tested on RHEL / Debian Linux / BusyBox / GNU/Linux / Mac OS X Sierra Darwin
# Author: Zlatko Minev, based on Vivek Gite, under GPL v2.0+
# Original link: https://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/linux-list-users-command/
# See also: http://tuxthink.blogspot.com/2012/03/look-into-etcpasswdetcshadow-and.html
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