Projects tagged ‘bash’ and ‘script’

Some simple scripts and hooks to be used with Git SCM.

Color is a simple bash shell script that makes it easy to color and format echo'd text. It does this by converting combinations of readable arguments (bold, red, green, underline, etc.) into an ANSI ... [More] escape sequence that your terminal emulator or console understands. Usagecolor [ effect ] [ [ lt ] fgcolor ] [ bgcolor ] color list color [ -h | --help ] where: fgcolor and fgcolor are one of black, red, green, yellow, blue, magenta, cyan or white. effect can be any of [ nm | normal ], [ bd | bold ], [ ft | faint ], [ it | italic ], [ ul | underline ], [ bk | blink ], [ fb | fastblink ], [ rv | reverse ], [ iv | invisible ] Preceed the fgcolor with lt to use a light color -- the light or faint intensity effect is not commonly implemented within terminal emulators or consoles. [Less]

Colection of small tools, utilities and scripts to sysadmins, to GNU/Linux and any other stuff, like Google Gadgets, daylight saving time, VirtualBox firewalling and bash scripts.

Cygwin Easy is an autorun disk that let you work easily and quickly with Cygwin environment in a Windows computer without install anything on your hard disk. Cygwin Easy requires Microsoft Windows 2000/XP/Vista/7 or next versions.

supports basic backing up jobs: -sending over sftp to another computer -creating local backup archives for selected directories -syncing backup archive -revealing hidden files and folders (so they could also be backed up) -remove swap (.swp) files

This is an open source projected maintained by ONE person. This is a shell, much like Windows' Command Prompt/Batch/CMD, or many GNU/Linux based OS Bourne Again Shell (BASH). This is an attempt to ... [More] have the power of Bash with a familiar C-like syntax. Here's an example of what Vax Scripting would look like: ----START_CODE---- use Vax.WindowFunctions; function StartCode() { string[] names = GetOpenWindows(); if (names.Contains("vax")) { ShowMessage("Hey! You're looking at Vax!"); } }----END_CODE---- Source code is written in the C# programming language, and will require .NET Framework 2.0 to run. If you're running Mac OSX or any distribution of GNU/Linux, you will need The Mono Framework, which is a Unix port of .NET. VERSION CHANGELOG: 2.2B - Translated the source into MONO, which makes Vax completely cross platform! The project/source, as well as the visual studio source, will be in the downloads section. (I developed this completely on Debian Linux.) NOTE: Uses a command-line compiler interface because I'm still learning to work with GTK# (Mono port of GTK+) 2.2 - Added Text class into the library, which includes the printf function. Also included a collection class, which now includes Stacks, but currently you are only able to use "Push" and change the count of the stack. 2.0 - Greatly improved Shell stability, upgraded compiler adding 2 output types (DLL & EXE) Added ProcessModule class to the script library. 1.7 - Syntax Updated 1.6 - Added FileIO, Misc, Programs, Windows, String, Security classes to the Script Library. 1.2 - Coded Interpreter & Started Library 1.0 - Outline for a shell. [Less]

oracle-prep-envScript for preparing a Linux host for receiving Oracle software. IntroductionWhen we made lots of Oracle installations, a script for creating the whole enviroment, and set the default ... [More] values on the host machine. This script is intended to be writen in 100% bash scripting, and to support all linux distros supported by Oracle software. RoadmapWe're still planning the roadmap, 'til there, there's a spot of the roadmap: rel 1.0 Main support to Redhat/Fedora/Cent OS Backup of files that have been changed Other stuff [Less]

A Bash Script using DVgrab to capture 2 streams per 1394 host adapters on a linux machine.

This software create a scenary compatible with X-Plane 9.x using orthophotos of Google Maps.

It is written in bash and is probably pretty straightforward. Currently it is probably not very complete, or stable, or useful. As such I would recommend using yaourt instead.