Crouse – UID Zero

This script requires that you have a mail server configured on the machine your running it from.
#!/bin/bash
# Date: 03-18-2010
# Created by Dave Crouse

shred -u passphraseencryption.gpg
exit 0

# Pretty simple, add servers/ip’s/Ln (line numbers) in the format shown in the two column examples.
# Tested with over 50 servers, worked for what I needed, thought i’d share :)


#!/bin/bash
# Bash Server Ping Checking -written by Dave Crouse
# 09-24-2009 Crouse
# Pretty simple, add servers/ip's/Ln (line numbers) in the format shown in the two column examples.
# Tested with over 50 servers, worked for what I needed, thought i'd share :) ~~Crouse.

# Ideas --- ad another array for Headers. so Hn could print headers with bold/etc. Might be neat.
declare -a Sn # Server Name
declare -a Ip # IP address of server.
declare -a Ln # Line number to display on in Row1.
declare -a Sn2 # Server Name
declare -a Ip2 # IP address of server.
declare -a Ln2 # Line number to display on in Row2.
############################################################################### Server List Row 1
###############################################################################
Sn[1]="usalug.org"
Ip[1]="67.15.6.98"
Ln[1]="6"

tput setf 7; tput setb 0; # List out servers now.
for (( loop=1; $loop < $maxcount+1; loop++ ))
do
( tput cup ${Ln[$loop]} 10; echo "${Sn[$loop]}"; tput rc)
done
for (( loop2=1; $loop2 < $maxcount2+1; loop2++ ))
do
( tput cup ${Ln2[$loop2]} 50; echo "${Sn[$loop2]}"; tput rc)
done
# Set traps so when we exit the big ass loop stuffs normal again.
gracefulexit () {
tput cnorm;
tput setb 0;
echo "Stopping Application"
tput setf 2;
exit
}
trap gracefulexit INT TERM EXIT
# Begin big ass loop
while true
do
#First Row
for (( loop=1; $loop < $maxcount+1; loop++ ))
do
(tput sc ;tput setb 0; tput setf 0; tput cup 4 10 ;
echo "........................................................................";tput rc)
(tput sc ;tput setb 0; tput setf 6; tput cup 4 10 ;
echo "Checking ${Sn[$loop]} at IP: ${Ip[$loop]}" ; tput rc)
(tput sc ;tput setb 0; tput setf 0; tput cup ${Ln[$loop]} 1 ; echo "........." ; tput rc)
(tput sc ;tput setb 0; tput setf 6; tput cup ${Ln[$loop]} 1 ; echo "TESTING" ; tput rc)
count=$(ping -c 5 ${Ip[$loop]} | grep 'received' | awk -F',' '{ print $2 }' | awk '{ print $1 }')
(tput sc ;tput setb 0; tput setf 0; tput cup ${Ln[$loop]} 1 ; echo "........." ; tput rc)
if [[ "$count" == [45] ]]; then
(tput sc ;tput setf 0; tput setb 2;tput cup ${Ln[$loop]} 5 ; echo " OK " ; tput rc)
else
if [[ "$count" == [123] ]]; then
(tput sc ;tput setf 0; tput setb 6; tput cup ${Ln[$loop]} 4 ; echo "ALERT" ; tput rc)
else
(tput sc ;tput setf 7; tput setb 4; tput cup ${Ln[$loop]} 2 ; echo "WARNING" ; tput rc)
fi
fi
done
#Second Row
for (( loop2=1; $loop2 < $maxcount2+1; loop2++ ))
do
(tput sc ;tput setb 0; tput setf 0; tput cup 4 10 ;
echo "........................................................................";tput rc)
(tput sc ;tput setb 0; tput setf 6; tput cup 4 10 ;
echo "Checking ${Sn2[$loop2]} at IP: ${Ip2[$loop2]}" ; tput rc)
(tput sc ;tput setb 0; tput setf 0; tput cup ${Ln2[$loop2]} 41 ; echo "........." ; tput rc)
(tput sc ;tput setb 0; tput setf 6; tput cup ${Ln2[$loop2]} 41 ; echo "TESTING" ; tput rc)
count2=$(ping -c 5 ${Ip2[$loop2]} | grep 'received' | awk -F',' '{ print $2 }' | awk '{ print $1 }')
(tput sc ;tput setb 0; tput setf 0; tput cup ${Ln2[$loop2]} 41 ; echo "........." ; tput rc)
if [[ "$count2" == [45] ]]; then
(tput sc ;tput setf 0; tput setb 2;tput cup ${Ln2[$loop2]} 45 ; echo " OK " ; tput rc)
else
if [[ "$count2" == [123] ]]; then
(tput sc ;tput setf 0; tput setb 6; tput cup ${Ln2[$loop2]} 44 ; echo "ALERT" ; tput rc)
else
(tput sc ;tput setf 7; tput setb 4; tput cup ${Ln2[$loop2]} 42 ; echo "WARNING" ; tput rc)
fi
fi
done
done


Wrote this and stuck it in my .bashrc file so I could get a realtime stock quote quickly from my shell sessions.

stock ()
{
lynx -dump "http://www.google.com/finance?client=ob&q=${1}" | sed 's/.*']'//' | \
perl -00ne "print if /Watch this stock/i" | sed 's/Watch this stock//' | sed 's/Disclaimer//' | \
sed '/^$/d' | sed 's/Currency in USD//'
}

crouse@archie stock slv

slv
30.26
+0.08 (0.27%)
Real-time: 11:41AM EST

1. Range 30.14 – 30.44
2. 52 week 14.37 – 30.44
3. Open 30.29
4. Vol / Avg. 9.57M/26.84M
5. Mkt cap 9.73B
6. P/E 95.32
7. Div/yield -
8. EPS 0.32
9. Shares 321.50M
10. Beta 0.38
11. Inst. own 25%

Ever get those strange looking little buggers in your console after installing Arch and firing up the terminal ?
Something like this –
[crouse@archie ~]$ pstree
init─┬─6*[agetty]
├─crond
├─httpd───11*[httpd]
├─mysqld_safe───mysqld───9*[{mysqld}]
├─sshd─┬─sshd───sshd───bash───su───bash
│ └─sshd───sshd───bash───pstree
├─syslog-ng───syslog-ng
├─udevd───udevd
└─vmtoolsd

Simply add the following to your .bashrc and close your terminal window and open it up again, or source the .bashrc file again.
export LC_ALL=C

[crouse@archie ~]$ pstree
init-+-6*[agetty]
|-crond
|-httpd---11*[httpd]
|-mysqld_safe---mysqld---9*[{mysqld}]
|-sshd-+-sshd---sshd---bash---su---bash
| `-sshd---sshd---bash---pstree
|-syslog-ng---syslog-ng
|-udevd---udevd
`-vmtoolsd
[crouse@archie ~]$

An easy way to get a listing of all the current blogs in the system.

[crouse@archie ~]$ cat archme.sh
#!/bin/bash
dbase=`mysql -u USERNAME -pPASSWORD -e"use wordpress; select path from wp_blogs;"`
for data in $dbase ;
do
echo "http://archlinux.me${data}"
done

[crouse@archie ~]$ ./archme.sh  | grep -v http://archlinux.mepath | sort
http://archlinux.me/
http://archlinux.me/anikom15/
http://archlinux.me/anubis2591/
http://archlinux.me/aymara/
http://archlinux.me/bionicapple/
http://archlinux.me/brain0/
http://archlinux.me/crouse/
http://archlinux.me/cyrusm/
http://archlinux.me/dickturpin/
http://archlinux.me/drcouzelis/
http://archlinux.me/dusty/
http://archlinux.me/edgar/
http://archlinux.me/emallson/
http://archlinux.me/fallenwizard/
http://archlinux.me/gnuisancev3/
http://archlinux.me/hatten/
http://archlinux.me/heleos/
http://archlinux.me/itsbrad212/
http://archlinux.me/jada/
http://archlinux.me/jbsnake/
http://archlinux.me/jdarnold/
http://archlinux.me/jimi/
http://archlinux.me/jp/
http://archlinux.me/kaptenen/
http://archlinux.me/kcirick/
http://archlinux.me/killerturtle/
http://archlinux.me/kittykatt/
http://archlinux.me/lordmetroid/
http://archlinux.me/msx/
http://archlinux.me/nblock/
http://archlinux.me/neonskull/
http://archlinux.me/panuh/
http://archlinux.me/peasantoid/
http://archlinux.me/platinummonkey/
http://archlinux.me/procyon/
http://archlinux.me/requiem/
http://archlinux.me/ronald/
http://archlinux.me/shadowtracer/
http://archlinux.me/shemz/
http://archlinux.me/staerseus/
http://archlinux.me/sudobash/
http://archlinux.me/tajidinabd/
http://archlinux.me/theisz/
http://archlinux.me/theringmaster/
http://archlinux.me/usedtire/
http://archlinux.me/wonder/

Finally completed the server move.

All blogs have been moved that were in use.
Now everything is running on wordpress 3.x multisite enabled.

First off……. thank god for this guy…….

http://www.ozerov.de/bigdump.php

That led me to use this line on the sql dumped file opened up in VI.

:%s/INSERT INTO/INSERT IGNORE INTO/g

–on a 4.4 million line file — vi rules

ignore :)

Note to self… after upgrading the kernel on an Arch Linux guest running in virtualbox..

# pacman -S virtualbox-ose-additions

Ever play the old “telephone” game…tell the person to your right a secret and they
pass it along to the next guy, and so on and so forth until at the end of the line… the secret
doesn’t resemble what it started out to be.

I wonder how close too Judd’s vision Arch is now, and how close to his original philosophies this wiki page is now.
I’m sure they are both pretty close, but sometimes … I wonder about the validity of wiki’s being editable by everyone.

http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php?title=The_Arch_Way&oldid=31

has “evolved” and turned into this

http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/The_Arch_Way

Personally, I like the first one. KISS. Doesn’t “sugar coat” things, or add layers of confusion.

Apparently the multitude of edits to the first one were not enough either, so now we have

http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/The_Arch_Way_v2.0

really???? C’mon. At what point does this just seem a bit silly.