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Several shell scripts in a wrapper pretending to be automation. User assumes all risk. http://functions.sh/
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Draft, untested. For finding friendlies on the network. 		10 months ago
archive Clean up docs a bit, standardize gitignore slightly. 10 months ago
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com Draft, untested. For finding friendlies on the network. 10 months ago
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.gitignore Fixing the ignore pattern for logfiles, add bin filter. 10 months ago
.gitmodules Adjusting structure and nomenclature. 1 year ago
f.sh Merging remote and local development branches. 1 year ago
install.sh Fix a buggered if/else and the repoSource line. 1 year ago
readme.md More tweaking of the assumptions list. 10 months ago

readme.md

functions.sh

Several shell scripts stacked on top of eachother, attempting to be useful.

assumptions

You solemnly swear you're up to no good.
You understand that this is a work in progress.
You will understand what something does before executing it.

disclaimer

Shell scripts are dangerous.
This one moreso than some.
If you break something with a borrowed tool, that's on you.

This particular set of scripts is optimized for use inside the Bourne-Again shell v4.x (and above) on a 2019-current-ish Debian/Raspbian system, in a homelab.

You CentOS/RedHat/BeOS/BSD/Unix/etc experience may be debuging-laden.

Bugfix and other contributions welcome.

license

© 2015-2022 @jakimfett All rights reserved. All material contained in this repository is licensed for use, redistribution, and modification under Creative Commons 4.0 Attribution+ShareAlike (CC-BY-SA).