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if %ERRORLEVEL% NEQ 0 (
set "errorDenoscription=Unable to write onboarding information to registry."
set errorCode=10
set lastError=%ERRORLEVEL%
GOTO ERROR
)
echo Starting the service, if not already running
echo.
sc query "SENSE" | find /i "RUNNING" >NUL 2>&1
if %ERRORLEVEL% EQU 0 GOTO RUNNING
net start sense > %TMP%\senseTmp.txt 2>&1
if %ERRORLEVEL% NEQ 0 (
echo Microsoft Defender for Endpoint Service has not started yet
GOTO WAIT_FOR_THE_SERVICE_TO_START
)
goto SUCCEEDED
:RUNNING
set "runningOutput=The Microsoft Defender for Endpoint Service is already running!"
echo %runningOutput%
echo.
eventcreate /l Application /so WDATPOnboarding /t Information /id 10 /d "%runningOutput%" >NUL 2>&1
GOTO WAIT_FOR_THE_SERVICE_TO_START
:ERROR
if %ERRORLEVEL% NEQ 0 (
set "errorDenoscription=Unable to write onboarding information to registry."
set errorCode=10
set lastError=%ERRORLEVEL%
GOTO ERROR
)
echo Starting the service, if not already running
echo.
sc query "SENSE" | find /i "RUNNING" >NUL 2>&1
if %ERRORLEVEL% EQU 0 GOTO RUNNING
net start sense > %TMP%\senseTmp.txt 2>&1
if %ERRORLEVEL% NEQ 0 (
echo Microsoft Defender for Endpoint Service has not started yet
GOTO WAIT_FOR_THE_SERVICE_TO_START
)
goto SUCCEEDED
:RUNNING
set "runningOutput=The Microsoft Defender for Endpoint Service is already running!"
echo %runningOutput%
echo.
eventcreate /l Application /so WDATPOnboarding /t Information /id 10 /d "%runningOutput%" >NUL 2>&1
GOTO WAIT_FOR_THE_SERVICE_TO_START
:ERROR
Set /P errorMsg=<%TMP%\senseTmp.txt
set "errorOutput=[Error Id: %errorCode%, Error Level: %lastError%] %errorDenoscription% Error message: %errorMsg%"
%powershellPath% -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -NoProfile -Command "Add-Type 'using System; using System.Diagnostics; using System.Diagnostics.Tracing; namespace Sense { [EventData(Name = \"Onboarding\")]public struct Onboarding{public string Message { get; set; }} public class Trace {public static EventSourceOptions TelemetryCriticalOption = new EventSourceOptions(){Level = EventLevel.Error, Keywords = (EventKeywords)0x0000200000000000, Tags = (EventTags)0x0200000}; public void WriteOnboardingMessage(string message){es.Write(\"OnboardingScript\", TelemetryCriticalOption, new Onboarding {Message = message});} private static readonly string[] telemetryTraits = { \"ETW_GROUP\", \"{5ECB0BAC-B930-47F5-A8A4-E8253529EDB7}\" }; private EventSource es = new EventSource(\"Microsoft.Windows.Sense.Client.Management\",EventSourceSettings.EtwSelfDescribingEventFormat,telemetryTraits);}}'; $logger = New-Object -TypeName Sense.Trace; $logger.WriteOnboardingMessage('%errorOutput%')" >NUL 2>&1
echo %errorOutput%
echo %troubleshootInfo%
echo.
eventcreate /l Application /so WDATPOnboarding /t Error /id %errorCode% /d "%errorOutput%" >NUL 2>&1
GOTO CLEANUP
:SUCCEEDED
echo Finished performing onboarding operations
echo.
GOTO WAIT_FOR_THE_SERVICE_TO_START
:WAIT_FOR_THE_SERVICE_TO_START
echo Waiting for the service to start
echo.
set /a counter=0
:SENSE_RUNNING_WAIT
sc query "SENSE" | find /i "RUNNING" >NUL 2>&1
if %ERRORLEVEL% NEQ 0 (
IF %counter% EQU 4 (
set "errorDenoscription=Unable to start Microsoft Defender for Endpoint Service."
set errorCode=15
set lastError=%ERRORLEVEL%
GOTO ERROR
)
set /a counter=%counter%+1
timeout 5 >NUL 2>&1
GOTO :SENSE_RUNNING_WAIT
)
set /a counter=0
:SENSE_ONBOARDED_STATUS_WAIT
REG query "HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows Advanced Threat Protection\Status" /v OnboardingState /reg:64 >NUL 2>&1
if %ERRORLEVEL% NEQ 0 (
IF %counter% EQU 4 (
@echo Microsoft Defender for Endpoint Service is not running as expected> %TMP%\senseTmp.txt
set errorCode=35
set lastError=%ERRORLEVEL%
GOTO ERROR
)
set /a counter=%counter%+1
timeout 5 >NUL 2>&1
GOTO :SENSE_ONBOARDED_STATUS_WAIT
)
set /a counter=0
:SENSE_ONBOARDED_WAIT
REG query "HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows Advanced Threat Protection\Status" /v OnboardingState /reg:64 | find /i "0x1" >NUL 2>&1
if %ERRORLEVEL% NEQ 0 (
IF %counter% EQU 4 (
@echo Microsoft Defender for Endpoint Service is not running as expected> %TMP%\senseTmp.txt
set errorCode=40
set lastError=%ERRORLEVEL%
GOTO ERROR
)
set /a counter=%counter%+1
timeout 5 >NUL 2>&1
GOTO :SENSE_ONBOARDED_WAIT
)
set "successOutput=Successfully onboarded machine to Microsoft Defender for Endpoint"
echo %successOutput%
echo.
eventcreate /l Application /so WDATPOnboarding /t Information /id 20 /d "%successOutput%" >NUL 2>&1
%powershellPath% -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -NoProfile -Command "Add-Type 'using System; using System.Diagnostics; using System.Diagnostics.Tracing; namespace Sense { [EventData(Name = \"Onboarding\")]public struct Onboarding{public string Message { get; set; }} public class Trace {public static EventSourceOptions TelemetryCriticalOption = new EventSourceOptions(){Level = EventLevel.Informational, Keywords = (EventKeywords)0x0000200000000000, Tags = (EventTags)0x0200000}; public void WriteOnboardingMessage(string message){es.Write(\"OnboardingScript\", TelemetryCriticalOption, new Onboarding {Message = message});} private static readonly string[] telemetryTraits = { \"ETW_GROUP\", \"{5ECB0BAC-B930-47F5-A8A4-E8253529EDB7}\" }; private EventSource es = new
set "errorOutput=[Error Id: %errorCode%, Error Level: %lastError%] %errorDenoscription% Error message: %errorMsg%"
%powershellPath% -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -NoProfile -Command "Add-Type 'using System; using System.Diagnostics; using System.Diagnostics.Tracing; namespace Sense { [EventData(Name = \"Onboarding\")]public struct Onboarding{public string Message { get; set; }} public class Trace {public static EventSourceOptions TelemetryCriticalOption = new EventSourceOptions(){Level = EventLevel.Error, Keywords = (EventKeywords)0x0000200000000000, Tags = (EventTags)0x0200000}; public void WriteOnboardingMessage(string message){es.Write(\"OnboardingScript\", TelemetryCriticalOption, new Onboarding {Message = message});} private static readonly string[] telemetryTraits = { \"ETW_GROUP\", \"{5ECB0BAC-B930-47F5-A8A4-E8253529EDB7}\" }; private EventSource es = new EventSource(\"Microsoft.Windows.Sense.Client.Management\",EventSourceSettings.EtwSelfDescribingEventFormat,telemetryTraits);}}'; $logger = New-Object -TypeName Sense.Trace; $logger.WriteOnboardingMessage('%errorOutput%')" >NUL 2>&1
echo %errorOutput%
echo %troubleshootInfo%
echo.
eventcreate /l Application /so WDATPOnboarding /t Error /id %errorCode% /d "%errorOutput%" >NUL 2>&1
GOTO CLEANUP
:SUCCEEDED
echo Finished performing onboarding operations
echo.
GOTO WAIT_FOR_THE_SERVICE_TO_START
:WAIT_FOR_THE_SERVICE_TO_START
echo Waiting for the service to start
echo.
set /a counter=0
:SENSE_RUNNING_WAIT
sc query "SENSE" | find /i "RUNNING" >NUL 2>&1
if %ERRORLEVEL% NEQ 0 (
IF %counter% EQU 4 (
set "errorDenoscription=Unable to start Microsoft Defender for Endpoint Service."
set errorCode=15
set lastError=%ERRORLEVEL%
GOTO ERROR
)
set /a counter=%counter%+1
timeout 5 >NUL 2>&1
GOTO :SENSE_RUNNING_WAIT
)
set /a counter=0
:SENSE_ONBOARDED_STATUS_WAIT
REG query "HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows Advanced Threat Protection\Status" /v OnboardingState /reg:64 >NUL 2>&1
if %ERRORLEVEL% NEQ 0 (
IF %counter% EQU 4 (
@echo Microsoft Defender for Endpoint Service is not running as expected> %TMP%\senseTmp.txt
set errorCode=35
set lastError=%ERRORLEVEL%
GOTO ERROR
)
set /a counter=%counter%+1
timeout 5 >NUL 2>&1
GOTO :SENSE_ONBOARDED_STATUS_WAIT
)
set /a counter=0
:SENSE_ONBOARDED_WAIT
REG query "HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows Advanced Threat Protection\Status" /v OnboardingState /reg:64 | find /i "0x1" >NUL 2>&1
if %ERRORLEVEL% NEQ 0 (
IF %counter% EQU 4 (
@echo Microsoft Defender for Endpoint Service is not running as expected> %TMP%\senseTmp.txt
set errorCode=40
set lastError=%ERRORLEVEL%
GOTO ERROR
)
set /a counter=%counter%+1
timeout 5 >NUL 2>&1
GOTO :SENSE_ONBOARDED_WAIT
)
set "successOutput=Successfully onboarded machine to Microsoft Defender for Endpoint"
echo %successOutput%
echo.
eventcreate /l Application /so WDATPOnboarding /t Information /id 20 /d "%successOutput%" >NUL 2>&1
%powershellPath% -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -NoProfile -Command "Add-Type 'using System; using System.Diagnostics; using System.Diagnostics.Tracing; namespace Sense { [EventData(Name = \"Onboarding\")]public struct Onboarding{public string Message { get; set; }} public class Trace {public static EventSourceOptions TelemetryCriticalOption = new EventSourceOptions(){Level = EventLevel.Informational, Keywords = (EventKeywords)0x0000200000000000, Tags = (EventTags)0x0200000}; public void WriteOnboardingMessage(string message){es.Write(\"OnboardingScript\", TelemetryCriticalOption, new Onboarding {Message = message});} private static readonly string[] telemetryTraits = { \"ETW_GROUP\", \"{5ECB0BAC-B930-47F5-A8A4-E8253529EDB7}\" }; private EventSource es = new
EventSource(\"Microsoft.Windows.Sense.Client.Management\",EventSourceSettings.EtwSelfDescribingEventFormat,telemetryTraits);}}'; $logger = New-Object -TypeName Sense.Trace; $logger.WriteOnboardingMessage('%successOutput%')" >NUL 2>&1
"%PROGRAMFILES%\Windows Defender\MpCmdRun.exe" -ReloadEngine >NUL 2>&1
GOTO CLEANUP
:CLEANUP
if exist %TMP%\senseTmp.txt del %TMP%\senseTmp.txt
pause
EXIT /B %errorCode%
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"%PROGRAMFILES%\Windows Defender\MpCmdRun.exe" -ReloadEngine >NUL 2>&1
GOTO CLEANUP
:CLEANUP
if exist %TMP%\senseTmp.txt del %TMP%\senseTmp.txt
pause
EXIT /B %errorCode%
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Reddit
r/bash on Reddit: My manager told me to execute this without any explenation on what it does. Anyone here has a clue?
Posted by u/ya-boi-moe - No votes and no comments
I made a bash noscript to fetch all Android System Info in the termux app, Any Suggestions can be helpful to improve the noscript.
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https://redd.it/11r1x2y
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Reddit
r/bash on Reddit: I made a bash noscript to fetch all Android System Info in the termux app, Any Suggestions can be helpful to improve…
Posted by u/A_J07 - No votes and no comments
While (loop) with if-statement and timeout after 300 seconds
Hi,
I want to create a while (loop) with an if-statement which timesout after 300 seconds, when the neccessary value isnt provided from the service.
My attempt:
Note:
Im executing a curl command to get a value from the backend service. If "1.0" then stop while-loop, if the service isnt reachable for example "120 seconds" wait and then proceed.
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Hi,
I want to create a while (loop) with an if-statement which timesout after 300 seconds, when the neccessary value isnt provided from the service.
My attempt:
# API Request (GET) - Status
API_STATUS=`curl .....`
# Set timeout value
TIMEOUT=0
while [[ "$API_STATUS" != "1.0" ]];
do
# Increase timeout value by 1
TIMEOUT=$((TIMEOUT+1))
if [[ TIMEOUT != "60" ]]
then
# Wait 5 seconds
sleep 5
API_STATUS=`curl .....`
elif [[ TIMEOUT == "60" ]]
then
echo "$TIMESTAMP Not reachable." >> $LOG
exit
fi
done
Note:
Im executing a curl command to get a value from the backend service. If "1.0" then stop while-loop, if the service isnt reachable for example "120 seconds" wait and then proceed.
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Reddit
r/bash on Reddit: While (loop) with if-statement and timeout after 300 seconds
Posted by u/HeyWatchOutDude - No votes and 1 comment
Code golf: highly minified function for injecting ANSI color in bash noscripts
I've been putting together a function for inserting ANSI color sequences in bash noscripts and trying to keep the character count down.
Here's a picture to give you an idea what I'm going for: https://i.imgur.com/6CnnGtN.png
The idea is to replace all those ubiquitous color definition blocks in the noscripts I inherit that leave the first page looking like this (clipped from a recent submission here):
#Regular Color Variables
coff='\033[0m' #No Color
black='\033[0;30m' #Black
red='\033[1;91m' #Red
green='\033[1;92m' #Green
yellow='\033[0;93m' #Yellow
blue='\033[0;94m' #Blue
purple='\033[0;95m' #Purple
cyan='\033[0;96m' #Cyan
white='\033[0;97m' #White
#BackGround Colors Variables
bblack='\03340m'
b_red='\033[41m'
b_green='\033[42m'
b_yellow='\033[43m'
b_blue='\033[44m'
b_purple='\033[95m'
b_cyan='\033[46m'
b_white='\033[47m'
I've got something that supports all 16 colors on all 16 background colors in the standard 4-bit ANSI palette, as well as bold, underline, and "terminal default" codes (`\e[39m`, `\e[49m`).
clr() {
local in="$*" fgb=30 bgb=40 colors="krgybmcw =" fg bg cs
[[ "$in" ] || { printf "%b" "\e0m"; return; } # reset
[[ "$in" == *-* ] && cs=";22;24"; # normal
[ "$in" == *+* ] && cs=";1"; # bold
[ "$in" == *_* ] && cs+=";4"; # underline
in=${in//-_+ /}
[ "${in,,}" =~ ^[.=rgbcmykw{0,2}$ ]] || return 1
fg=${in:0:1}; [ "$fg" ] || fg=.; bg=${in:1:1}; bg=${bg#.}
[ "$fg" =~ [A-Z ]] && fgb=90
[ "$bg" =~ [A-Z ]] && bgb=100
[ "$fg" == "." ] || { i=${colors%%"${fg,,}"}; cs+=";$((${#i}+fgb))"; }
[[ "$bg" ]] && { i=${colors%%"${bg,,}"}; cs+=";$((${#i}+bgb))"; }
printf "%b" "\e${cs#;}m"
}
I'm trying to keep it mostly minified so it's a tricky read. The less obvious abbreviations are `in`: input arguments, `cs`: control sequence, `fgb`/`bgb`: foreground/background brightness.
`shellcheck --shell=bash clr.sh` surprisingly had no complaints when I fed it this snippet, I was expecting to be flooded with complaints (so many unquoted expansions and assignments!) so I'm not even sure I'm using it right.
The parameters it accepts:
Parameter | Result
---|---
no arguments | Reset to default formatting
r,g,b,c,m,y,k,w | Red, green, blue, cyan, magenta, yellow, black, white
R,G,B,C,M,Y,K,W | Bright versions of same colors
+ | bold
_ | underline
- | strip formatting (bold/underline)
= | terminal default background/foreground
. | placeholder to separate foreground from background when changing background only
It doesn't care about the order of parameters or the spacing, except that the background color must be preceded by a foreground color (hence the no-op `.` placeholder for leaving foreground alone).
I'm trying to make it so that it outputs the minimal escape sequence for the desired formatting: e.g. no `0;` or `1;` when changing only the color. What I most dissatisfied with so far is having to use `22;24` to strip the bold/underline formatting, but `0;` strips the colors along with the formatting (breaking the "Blue bold not bold" example in the screenshot) and I don't want to make the function have to track any state to know whether it's underlining or bold that needs to be cancelled out.
Any tips? Especially ones that reduce the character count!
[https://redd.it/11ri7f3
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I've been putting together a function for inserting ANSI color sequences in bash noscripts and trying to keep the character count down.
Here's a picture to give you an idea what I'm going for: https://i.imgur.com/6CnnGtN.png
The idea is to replace all those ubiquitous color definition blocks in the noscripts I inherit that leave the first page looking like this (clipped from a recent submission here):
#Regular Color Variables
coff='\033[0m' #No Color
black='\033[0;30m' #Black
red='\033[1;91m' #Red
green='\033[1;92m' #Green
yellow='\033[0;93m' #Yellow
blue='\033[0;94m' #Blue
purple='\033[0;95m' #Purple
cyan='\033[0;96m' #Cyan
white='\033[0;97m' #White
#BackGround Colors Variables
bblack='\03340m'
b_red='\033[41m'
b_green='\033[42m'
b_yellow='\033[43m'
b_blue='\033[44m'
b_purple='\033[95m'
b_cyan='\033[46m'
b_white='\033[47m'
I've got something that supports all 16 colors on all 16 background colors in the standard 4-bit ANSI palette, as well as bold, underline, and "terminal default" codes (`\e[39m`, `\e[49m`).
clr() {
local in="$*" fgb=30 bgb=40 colors="krgybmcw =" fg bg cs
[[ "$in" ] || { printf "%b" "\e0m"; return; } # reset
[[ "$in" == *-* ] && cs=";22;24"; # normal
[ "$in" == *+* ] && cs=";1"; # bold
[ "$in" == *_* ] && cs+=";4"; # underline
in=${in//-_+ /}
[ "${in,,}" =~ ^[.=rgbcmykw{0,2}$ ]] || return 1
fg=${in:0:1}; [ "$fg" ] || fg=.; bg=${in:1:1}; bg=${bg#.}
[ "$fg" =~ [A-Z ]] && fgb=90
[ "$bg" =~ [A-Z ]] && bgb=100
[ "$fg" == "." ] || { i=${colors%%"${fg,,}"}; cs+=";$((${#i}+fgb))"; }
[[ "$bg" ]] && { i=${colors%%"${bg,,}"}; cs+=";$((${#i}+bgb))"; }
printf "%b" "\e${cs#;}m"
}
I'm trying to keep it mostly minified so it's a tricky read. The less obvious abbreviations are `in`: input arguments, `cs`: control sequence, `fgb`/`bgb`: foreground/background brightness.
`shellcheck --shell=bash clr.sh` surprisingly had no complaints when I fed it this snippet, I was expecting to be flooded with complaints (so many unquoted expansions and assignments!) so I'm not even sure I'm using it right.
The parameters it accepts:
Parameter | Result
---|---
no arguments | Reset to default formatting
r,g,b,c,m,y,k,w | Red, green, blue, cyan, magenta, yellow, black, white
R,G,B,C,M,Y,K,W | Bright versions of same colors
+ | bold
_ | underline
- | strip formatting (bold/underline)
= | terminal default background/foreground
. | placeholder to separate foreground from background when changing background only
It doesn't care about the order of parameters or the spacing, except that the background color must be preceded by a foreground color (hence the no-op `.` placeholder for leaving foreground alone).
I'm trying to make it so that it outputs the minimal escape sequence for the desired formatting: e.g. no `0;` or `1;` when changing only the color. What I most dissatisfied with so far is having to use `22;24` to strip the bold/underline formatting, but `0;` strips the colors along with the formatting (breaking the "Blue bold not bold" example in the screenshot) and I don't want to make the function have to track any state to know whether it's underlining or bold that needs to be cancelled out.
Any tips? Especially ones that reduce the character count!
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aliases to save current dir in one terminal and move to it in a different terminal
I often open a new terminal windows to work in the same directory as my current terminal window and I find it annoying to have to manually cd to it, specially if current directory path is long. There is probably a better way but here is what I came up with:
sf is for save folder, lf for load folder.
I literally just came up with that so I haven't really used it for real beyond testing.
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I often open a new terminal windows to work in the same directory as my current terminal window and I find it annoying to have to manually cd to it, specially if current directory path is long. There is probably a better way but here is what I came up with:
alias sf='pwd > ~/.folder'alias lf='cd "$(cat ~/.folder)"'sf is for save folder, lf for load folder.
I literally just came up with that so I haven't really used it for real beyond testing.
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Reddit
r/bash on Reddit: aliases to save current dir in one terminal and move to it in a different terminal
Posted by u/Frankmc2 - No votes and 1 comment
Read contents of file and run a command
My scenario:
cat filesystems.txt
#path;major;minor;average
/var;10;10;10
/opt;10;10;10
Then, my bash must read this file (filesystems.txt) and for each line of this file (except first line), do "df -h" for each item.
My goal is to have this:
df -h /var
df -h /opt
​
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My scenario:
cat filesystems.txt
#path;major;minor;average
/var;10;10;10
/opt;10;10;10
Then, my bash must read this file (filesystems.txt) and for each line of this file (except first line), do "df -h" for each item.
My goal is to have this:
df -h /var
df -h /opt
​
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Reddit
r/bash on Reddit: Read contents of file and run a command
Posted by u/BlueAcronis - No votes and no comments
having trouble checking if a drive is mounted!
Greetings everyone,
​
I'm making a little wrapper for pmount to automate the mounting/dismounting of hotplugged LUKS USB devices. I'll post the noscript below.
https://pastebin.com/Tr9ZUEJe
I'm having trouble in particular with the "scan" function. I'm trying to get it to display eligable devices ONLY if they are not already currently mounted. I'm not sure how to do this. Currently, it displays (correctly) all devices which 1.) have a UUID and 2.) have an associated .key file in the $SECRETSDIR/luks folder. I'd like this output to exclude whatever is included in the "currentlymounted" array.
​
I'd really value any input about how to accomplish this, thanks in advance!
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Greetings everyone,
​
I'm making a little wrapper for pmount to automate the mounting/dismounting of hotplugged LUKS USB devices. I'll post the noscript below.
https://pastebin.com/Tr9ZUEJe
I'm having trouble in particular with the "scan" function. I'm trying to get it to display eligable devices ONLY if they are not already currently mounted. I'm not sure how to do this. Currently, it displays (correctly) all devices which 1.) have a UUID and 2.) have an associated .key file in the $SECRETSDIR/luks folder. I'd like this output to exclude whatever is included in the "currentlymounted" array.
​
I'd really value any input about how to accomplish this, thanks in advance!
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Pastebin
#!/bin/bash# This noscript is essentially an automated pmount tool which allows - Pastebin.com
Pastebin.com is the number one paste tool since 2002. Pastebin is a website where you can store text online for a set period of time.
Emulate "Copy Link To Clipboard" By Copying Text Wrapper - How To?
Is it possible to do the copying in bash by emulating "copy link to clipboard" when the text wrapper is highlighted? Projecting this onto Markdown format of URL it would look like highlighting the
https://i.imgur.com/AvTIOaM.png
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Is it possible to do the copying in bash by emulating "copy link to clipboard" when the text wrapper is highlighted? Projecting this onto Markdown format of URL it would look like highlighting the
[reddit!] segment of [reddit](https://reddit.com) with (https://reddit.com) going to the clipboard. Refer to the linked image for the visual example.https://i.imgur.com/AvTIOaM.png
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smenu is so cool! :)
A demo of what kind of menus you can make with
smenu demo
https://redd.it/11rrfcs
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A demo of what kind of menus you can make with
smenu, and a small tour of the command line history too, which I have installed on Ctrl-n, since I have FZF on Ctrl-r.smenu demo
https://redd.it/11rrfcs
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asciinema.org
smenu is so cool!
Recorded by McUsr
My VOIP phone service provides an API to send SMS .. is this how its done using curl
API is
https://www.thevoipcompany.com/send-sms?username=username&password=password&to=destination&subnoscriptionId=subnoscription ID&text=message
My understanding curl could do this with something like this ... correct?
>curl -X POST -d 'username=username&password=password&to=destination&subnoscriptionId=subnoscription id&text=message' https://www.mynetfone.com.au/send-sms
If correct it would be simple to put it into a bash wrapper.
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API is
https://www.thevoipcompany.com/send-sms?username=username&password=password&to=destination&subnoscriptionId=subnoscription ID&text=message
My understanding curl could do this with something like this ... correct?
>curl -X POST -d 'username=username&password=password&to=destination&subnoscriptionId=subnoscription id&text=message' https://www.mynetfone.com.au/send-sms
If correct it would be simple to put it into a bash wrapper.
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Bash continuous parallelization
I work with academic research, specifically with simulations. The important feature of these simulations in the context of the problem is that some of them take longer than others.
I want to run let's say 1000 simulations, each in a single thread of the processador. If my machine has 6 threads i can do several batches of 6 + one batch of the remaining.
Using something like:
And that's definetly runs faster than doing one by one, sequentially. But if i have at least process that takes a lot longer than the others, i'm losing precious time.
The final question is: Is there a simple way that can i set a fixed number of processes to be running at the same time, and as soon as one is finishes another one takes it place, that way i'm not bottlenecked by a single slower program.
I will greatly apreciate the help, since solving this would greatly improve my reseach.
https://redd.it/11rxgwt
@r_bash
I work with academic research, specifically with simulations. The important feature of these simulations in the context of the problem is that some of them take longer than others.
I want to run let's say 1000 simulations, each in a single thread of the processador. If my machine has 6 threads i can do several batches of 6 + one batch of the remaining.
Using something like:
./run.out 1 & ./run.out 2 & ./run.out 3 & ./run.out 4 & ./run.out 5 & ./run.out 6 & wait ./run.out 7 & ./run.out 8 & ./run.out 9 & ./run.out 9 & ./run.out 10 & ./run.out 11 & wait And that's definetly runs faster than doing one by one, sequentially. But if i have at least process that takes a lot longer than the others, i'm losing precious time.
The final question is: Is there a simple way that can i set a fixed number of processes to be running at the same time, and as soon as one is finishes another one takes it place, that way i'm not bottlenecked by a single slower program.
I will greatly apreciate the help, since solving this would greatly improve my reseach.
https://redd.it/11rxgwt
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Reddit
r/bash on Reddit: Bash continuous parallelization
Posted by u/Farinha96br - No votes and 1 comment
How to run ffmpeg async to bash
I'm running into an issue where inotifywait stops running after its event fires and runs ffmpeg.
Here's my code:
#!/bin/bash
# This bash noscript uses inotifywait to watch a directory for new mp4 or mkv files and convert them using ffmpeg.
# Set the directory to watch
DIR="/home/stingwraith/Downloads"
# Wait for a new mp4 or mkv file to be created
inotifywait -m $DIR -e create -e movedto |
while read path action file; do
echo "The file '$file' appeared in directory '$path' via '$action'"
# Check if the file is an mp4 or mkv
if [[ $file == *.mp4 || $file == *.mkv || $file == *.ogv ]]; then
# resolution=$(ffprobe -v error -selectstreams v:0 -showentries stream=width,height -of csv=s=x:p=0 $DIR/$file)
# if [ ${resolution#*x} -lt 720 ]; then
# Convert the file using ffmpeg
echo "Starting conversion..."
ffmpeg -hwaccel vaapi -hwacceldevice /dev/dri/ renderD128 -i $DIR/$file -c:v libx264 -vf "scale=1024:576" -crf 25 -preset veryslow -r 22 -c:a aac -b:a 192k -ac 2 $DIR/$file.converted.mp4
echo "Conversion completed! Original file deleted!"
# Remove the original file
rm $DIR/$file
# else
#do something
# fi
fi
done
The problem is that while ffmpeg is running an encoding job, if any new files show up, it won't run ffmpeg on them.
Any help is much appreciated!
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@r_bash
I'm running into an issue where inotifywait stops running after its event fires and runs ffmpeg.
Here's my code:
#!/bin/bash
# This bash noscript uses inotifywait to watch a directory for new mp4 or mkv files and convert them using ffmpeg.
# Set the directory to watch
DIR="/home/stingwraith/Downloads"
# Wait for a new mp4 or mkv file to be created
inotifywait -m $DIR -e create -e movedto |
while read path action file; do
echo "The file '$file' appeared in directory '$path' via '$action'"
# Check if the file is an mp4 or mkv
if [[ $file == *.mp4 || $file == *.mkv || $file == *.ogv ]]; then
# resolution=$(ffprobe -v error -selectstreams v:0 -showentries stream=width,height -of csv=s=x:p=0 $DIR/$file)
# if [ ${resolution#*x} -lt 720 ]; then
# Convert the file using ffmpeg
echo "Starting conversion..."
ffmpeg -hwaccel vaapi -hwacceldevice /dev/dri/ renderD128 -i $DIR/$file -c:v libx264 -vf "scale=1024:576" -crf 25 -preset veryslow -r 22 -c:a aac -b:a 192k -ac 2 $DIR/$file.converted.mp4
echo "Conversion completed! Original file deleted!"
# Remove the original file
rm $DIR/$file
# else
#do something
# fi
fi
done
The problem is that while ffmpeg is running an encoding job, if any new files show up, it won't run ffmpeg on them.
Any help is much appreciated!
https://redd.it/11s2ga6
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Reddit
r/bash on Reddit: How to run ffmpeg async to bash
Posted by u/stingerooni - No votes and 1 comment
cp: cannot create regular file '/usr/local/bin/arduino-cli': Permission denied
Hello!
I have what is likely a really dumb question. I'm trying to automate the installation of the arduino-cli. I tried using the following line:
sudo curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/arduino/arduino-cli/master/install.sh | BINDIR=/usr/local/bin sh
When i try and run that, I get prompted for a password (which makes sense), and then I see this:
Installing in /usr/local/bin
ARCH=64bit
OS=Linux
Using curl as download tool
Downloading https://downloads.arduino.cc/arduino-cli/arduino-cli_0.31.0_Linux_64bit.tar.gz
cp: cannot create regular file '/usr/local/bin/arduino-cli': Permission denied
Failed to install arduino-cli
It appears to not want me to write to this directory, even with sudo access, so I'm a bit confused as to what the issue is, or how to resolve it. I ran :
ll /usr/local/bin
and received back:
drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 4096 Aug 12 2021 ./
drwxr-xr-x 10 root root 4096 Feb 9 2021 ../
If I use sudo, I assume this means I have write access to this folder but maybe I'm misunderstanding permissions. I assume it's somewhere along these lines but wanted to check before I poked around with it too much and broke something.
Any suggestions you can give me would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
https://redd.it/11s4oay
@r_bash
Hello!
I have what is likely a really dumb question. I'm trying to automate the installation of the arduino-cli. I tried using the following line:
sudo curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/arduino/arduino-cli/master/install.sh | BINDIR=/usr/local/bin sh
When i try and run that, I get prompted for a password (which makes sense), and then I see this:
Installing in /usr/local/bin
ARCH=64bit
OS=Linux
Using curl as download tool
Downloading https://downloads.arduino.cc/arduino-cli/arduino-cli_0.31.0_Linux_64bit.tar.gz
cp: cannot create regular file '/usr/local/bin/arduino-cli': Permission denied
Failed to install arduino-cli
It appears to not want me to write to this directory, even with sudo access, so I'm a bit confused as to what the issue is, or how to resolve it. I ran :
ll /usr/local/bin
and received back:
drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 4096 Aug 12 2021 ./
drwxr-xr-x 10 root root 4096 Feb 9 2021 ../
If I use sudo, I assume this means I have write access to this folder but maybe I'm misunderstanding permissions. I assume it's somewhere along these lines but wanted to check before I poked around with it too much and broke something.
Any suggestions you can give me would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
https://redd.it/11s4oay
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Sshto update
Hi, another sshto update is here. I've played a bit with Selected\_hosts and I though that it could be handy to be able to save this list as permanent config file. Just run EditConf command for Selected_hosts group. Have fun)
https://preview.redd.it/ptifeme3uyna1.png?width=824&format=png&auto=webp&v=enabled&s=e56187548fbb3608618ccd82b277b4844ff6d14d
https://redd.it/11s8vp1
@r_bash
Hi, another sshto update is here. I've played a bit with Selected\_hosts and I though that it could be handy to be able to save this list as permanent config file. Just run EditConf command for Selected_hosts group. Have fun)
https://preview.redd.it/ptifeme3uyna1.png?width=824&format=png&auto=webp&v=enabled&s=e56187548fbb3608618ccd82b277b4844ff6d14d
https://redd.it/11s8vp1
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GitHub
GitHub - vaniacer/sshto: Small bash noscript to manage your ssh connections. It builds menu (via dialog) from your ~/.ssh/config.…
Small bash noscript to manage your ssh connections. It builds menu (via dialog) from your ~/.ssh/config. It can not only connect but also to run commands, copy files, tunnel ports. - vaniacer/sshto
ANSI coloring function for bash noscripts, absurdly minified
I've been dabbling with this ANSI coloring function for injecting color into bash noscripts. All feedback is welcome!
Essentially, it works like this: https://i.imgur.com/BXEPxva.png
It supports the entire standard 4-bit ANSI palette with all foreground/background combinations, as well as bold and underline. This is a full table of its formatting and color codes: https://i.imgur.com/EKi9KIm.png
(Kudos to /u/o11c for critiquing the first draft and starting me on the path to shaving 200 bytes off my earlier attempt, even if maybe he's an exalted greybeard raised on monochrome monitors who wouldn't touch this function with a ten foot pole on his machines. I'm only guessing.)
-----
I often inherit noscripts from colleagues and folks on the web with coloring variables similar to these recent submissions:
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https://github.com/vaniacer/sshto/blob/master/sshto#L87
| Input | Output
---|---|----
This noscript | `printf "${BLD}${RED}${BBLU}"Hello!${DEF}"` | `\e[1m\e[31m\e[44mHello!\e[0m`
clr function | `printf "$(clr +rb)Hello!$(clr)"` | `\e[1;31;44mHello!\e[0m`
-----
https://github.com/Aj-Seven/Android-Sysinfo/blob/master/sysinfo.sh#L2
| Input | Output
---|---|----
This noscript | `echo "${yellow}${b_blue}foo` | `\e[0;93m\e[44mfoo`
clr function | `echo "$(clr Yb)foo"` | `\e[93;44mfoo`
-----
The function is highly minified, the secret sauce is using `colors="krgybmcw ="` with `i=${colors%%"${1,}"*}` and `${#i}` to find the offset of the color the character represents in the ANSI definitions.
| Black | Red | Green | Yellow | Blue | Magenta | Cyan | White | --- | Term Default
---|---|----|----|----|----|----|----|----|----|----|
My abbreviation | k | r | g | y | b | m | c | w | | =
ANSI fg | 30 | 31 | 32 | 33 | 34 | 35 | 36 | 37 | | 39
ANSI bg | 40 | 41 | 42 | 43 | 44 | 45 | 46 | 47 | | 49
ANSI bright fg | 90 | 91 | 92 | 93 | 94 | 95 | 96 | 97 | |
ANSI bright bg | 100 | 101 | 102 | 103 | 104 | 105 | 106 | 107 | |
I took liberal advantage of the fact that `bg=fg+10` and `bright=normal+60`.
I also wasted seven bytes on unnecessary capitulations toward `shellcheck`, but it passes now.
The ugly shortened variable names represent:
* in: input arguments
* b: basis for color numbering, 30 is the minimum, +60 for bright, +10 for background, +0 through +7 for hue
* bb: background bump, after setting a foreground color add 10 to the next color code to make it a background color instead of a foreground color
* c: single character read from `$in` on the while loop
* cs: control sequence, what goes between the `\e[` and the `m` in the ANSI formatting string
Note the function is defined as `clr() ( ... )` with parentheses instead of the standard `clr() { ... }` braces, this is to run it in a subshell so I can have a function (c2n, color to number) inside my function.
----
clr() (
local in="$*" colors="krgybmcw =" b bb c cs
[ "$in" ] || { printf "\e[0m"; return; }
c2n() { local i=${colors%%"${1,}"*}; printf "%d" "$((${#i}+b+bb))"; }
while c=${in::1}; [ "$c" ]; do in=${in:1}; b=30;
case $c in [A-Z]) ((b+=60));;&
[A-Za-z=]) cs+=";$(c2n "$c")"; (((bb+=10)>20)) && return 1 ;;
-) cs+=";22;24";; +) cs+=";1";; _) cs+=";4";; .) ((bb+=10));;
*) return 1;;
esac
done
printf "\e[%sm" "${cs#;}"
)
Did you know bash's `type` builtin will automatically reformat your functions with its standards for indentation and line breaks? Here's the same function as `type` outputs it for easier reading:
bash-5.1$ type clr
clr is a function
clr ()
{
( local in="$*" colors="krgybmcw =" b bb c cs;
[ "$in" ] || {
printf "\e[0m";
return
};
function c2n ()
{
local i=${colors%%"${1,}"*};
printf "%d" "$((${#i}+b+bb))"
};
while c=${in::1};
[ "$c" ]; do
in=${in:1};
b=30;
case $c in
[A-Z])
((b+=60))
I've been dabbling with this ANSI coloring function for injecting color into bash noscripts. All feedback is welcome!
Essentially, it works like this: https://i.imgur.com/BXEPxva.png
It supports the entire standard 4-bit ANSI palette with all foreground/background combinations, as well as bold and underline. This is a full table of its formatting and color codes: https://i.imgur.com/EKi9KIm.png
(Kudos to /u/o11c for critiquing the first draft and starting me on the path to shaving 200 bytes off my earlier attempt, even if maybe he's an exalted greybeard raised on monochrome monitors who wouldn't touch this function with a ten foot pole on his machines. I'm only guessing.)
-----
I often inherit noscripts from colleagues and folks on the web with coloring variables similar to these recent submissions:
-----
https://github.com/vaniacer/sshto/blob/master/sshto#L87
| Input | Output
---|---|----
This noscript | `printf "${BLD}${RED}${BBLU}"Hello!${DEF}"` | `\e[1m\e[31m\e[44mHello!\e[0m`
clr function | `printf "$(clr +rb)Hello!$(clr)"` | `\e[1;31;44mHello!\e[0m`
-----
https://github.com/Aj-Seven/Android-Sysinfo/blob/master/sysinfo.sh#L2
| Input | Output
---|---|----
This noscript | `echo "${yellow}${b_blue}foo` | `\e[0;93m\e[44mfoo`
clr function | `echo "$(clr Yb)foo"` | `\e[93;44mfoo`
-----
The function is highly minified, the secret sauce is using `colors="krgybmcw ="` with `i=${colors%%"${1,}"*}` and `${#i}` to find the offset of the color the character represents in the ANSI definitions.
| Black | Red | Green | Yellow | Blue | Magenta | Cyan | White | --- | Term Default
---|---|----|----|----|----|----|----|----|----|----|
My abbreviation | k | r | g | y | b | m | c | w | | =
ANSI fg | 30 | 31 | 32 | 33 | 34 | 35 | 36 | 37 | | 39
ANSI bg | 40 | 41 | 42 | 43 | 44 | 45 | 46 | 47 | | 49
ANSI bright fg | 90 | 91 | 92 | 93 | 94 | 95 | 96 | 97 | |
ANSI bright bg | 100 | 101 | 102 | 103 | 104 | 105 | 106 | 107 | |
I took liberal advantage of the fact that `bg=fg+10` and `bright=normal+60`.
I also wasted seven bytes on unnecessary capitulations toward `shellcheck`, but it passes now.
The ugly shortened variable names represent:
* in: input arguments
* b: basis for color numbering, 30 is the minimum, +60 for bright, +10 for background, +0 through +7 for hue
* bb: background bump, after setting a foreground color add 10 to the next color code to make it a background color instead of a foreground color
* c: single character read from `$in` on the while loop
* cs: control sequence, what goes between the `\e[` and the `m` in the ANSI formatting string
Note the function is defined as `clr() ( ... )` with parentheses instead of the standard `clr() { ... }` braces, this is to run it in a subshell so I can have a function (c2n, color to number) inside my function.
----
clr() (
local in="$*" colors="krgybmcw =" b bb c cs
[ "$in" ] || { printf "\e[0m"; return; }
c2n() { local i=${colors%%"${1,}"*}; printf "%d" "$((${#i}+b+bb))"; }
while c=${in::1}; [ "$c" ]; do in=${in:1}; b=30;
case $c in [A-Z]) ((b+=60));;&
[A-Za-z=]) cs+=";$(c2n "$c")"; (((bb+=10)>20)) && return 1 ;;
-) cs+=";22;24";; +) cs+=";1";; _) cs+=";4";; .) ((bb+=10));;
*) return 1;;
esac
done
printf "\e[%sm" "${cs#;}"
)
Did you know bash's `type` builtin will automatically reformat your functions with its standards for indentation and line breaks? Here's the same function as `type` outputs it for easier reading:
bash-5.1$ type clr
clr is a function
clr ()
{
( local in="$*" colors="krgybmcw =" b bb c cs;
[ "$in" ] || {
printf "\e[0m";
return
};
function c2n ()
{
local i=${colors%%"${1,}"*};
printf "%d" "$((${#i}+b+bb))"
};
while c=${in::1};
[ "$c" ]; do
in=${in:1};
b=30;
case $c in
[A-Z])
((b+=60))