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#!/bin/bash
# AUTHOR: M@sprackle.org
# PURPOSE: To convert one file or many files to Android format and size.
# LIMITATIONS: Get the Cancel button working in Zenity pop-up
# INSTALL: Place this script in "~/.gnome2/nautilus-scripts/Android"
# and set to execute `chmod +x ~/.gnome2/nautilus-scripts/Android`
# USE: Just right click on a file or folder that contains files you
# would like to convert to an Android format.  This was converted from
# my already used iPhone script.
#
# Where do you want all of these files to be saved?
# You should NOT have to edit below this line
SAVESPOT="/home/mwells/AndroidMovies"
#
# Same as above I just wanted a single place to find my files
		if [ ! -d $SAVESPOT ]; then
			mkdir $SAVESPOT
		fi
# Lets see if this was a single file or a Directory
if [ -f "$1" ]; then
#
# Let's cut up the name so it's not example.avi.mp4
NEWNAME=`echo "$1" | awk -F. '{print $1}'`
#
# Run the command - I found all these flags on some website.
# So far they're good.
ffmpeg -i "$1" -s 480x256 -vcodec mpeg4 -acodec libfaac -ac 1 -ar 16000 -r 13 -ab 32000 -aspect 3:2 -padtop 32 -padbottom 32 $SAVESPOT/"$NEWNAME".mp4 </dev/null
#
# Ta-Da
else
#
# I placed the files in a new Directory to make them easy to find
cd "$1"
#
# Lets find the files we want to work with.
find . -type f -print0 | while read -d $'\0' file; do
#
# Lets check to see that this is a video file first
file "$file" | egrep "video:"
#
# If the egrep returns a "0" it found the phrase "video:" then continue
		if [ $? != "0" ]; then
	exit 1
	fi
# Let's cut up the name so it's not example.avi.mp4
NEWNAME=`echo "$file" | cut -c 3- | awk -F. '{print $1}'`
#
zenity --text "Processing $NEWNAME" --info &
# Run the command - I found all these flags on some website.
#  So far they're good.
ffmpeg -i "$file" -s 480x256 -vcodec mpeg4 -acodec libfaac -ac 1 -ar 16000 -r 13 -ab 32000 -aspect 3:2 -padtop 32 -padbottom 32 $SAVESPOT/"$NEWNAME".mp4 </dev/null
#
zenity --text "$NEWNAME Complete" --info &
#
# Ta Da
done
#
fi

#!/bin/bash
# AUTHOR - 
# M@ - M@sprackle.org GPG Public Key ID:  0x4ADEA413
# NAME -
# HelpMe
# SYNOPSIS - 
# Use as needed
# DESCRIPTION - 
# This is just a script I wrote to help my mom and dad. Mom is on a
# MAC these days and Dad is on a Fedora Core 11 laptop.  So in order
# to help them as needed I wrote this.  
# This uses port forwarding with SSH so that I can connect to port 8181 on my
# local system and it actually goes to their local port X over the SSH tunnel.
# This way they don't need to poke holes in the router/Firewall.
# The MAC can use VNC but can't X-Forward
# Fedora can do either but I prefer SSH
# REVISIONS - 
# 1.0
 
# My Server/IP - I use my DDNS name to come home.
SERVER='ddnsdomainfor.home.com'
 
# SSH
function SSH {
ssh -L 8181:localhost:22 ${SERVER}
}
 
# VNC
function VNC {
ssh -L 8181:localhost:5900 ${SERVER}
}
 
# Ask what they would like
echo "
Would you like to enable SSH or VNC?
"
select APP in "VNC" "SSH";
do
	[ -z "${APP}" ] && echo "Please enter a vaild number" || break;
	done
${APP}

#!/bin/bash
# AUTHOR - 
# M@ - M@sprackle.org GPG Public Key ID:  0x4ADEA413
# NAME -
# fc11Downers
# SYNOPSIS - 
# `*/20  * * * /PATH/TO/fc11Downers
# DESCRIPTION - 
# Just a bittorrent downloader that would pull the Fedora Core 11 DVD when it dropped.
# I was kinda bored and a co-worker and I joked about this so I thought it would be fun.
# I think this would be interesting in a loop if you had a linux distro that updated weekly
# and you wanted to get all the new versions off bittorrent each week. 
# I think version two will read in a file and loop it.  For weekly linux distros only though, 
# those are legal on bittorrent.
# REVISIONS - 
# 1.0
 
URLTOLOOK="http://torrent.fedoraproject.org"
WHATTOPULL="Fedora-11-x86_64-DVD.torrent"
# Check to see if the DVD has posted yet.
links -source ${URLTOLOOK} > /tmp/site
egrep ${WHATTOPULL} /tmp/site 
	if [ $? == "0" ]; then
		if [ -f /tmp/${WHATTOPULL}.lock ];then
			exit
		fi
		egrep ${WHATTOPULL} /tmp/complete
		 if [ $? != "0" ]; then
		 exit
		 fi
	touch /tmp/${WHATTOPULL}.lock
bittorrent-console --save_in ~/Download --forwarded_port 7325 $(egrep ${WHATTOPULL} \
/tmp/site | awk -F"href=" '{print $2}' | awk -F\" '{print $2}')
	fi
rm /tmp/${WHATTOPULL}.lock
echo ${WHATTOPULL} > /tmp/complete

#!/bin/bash
# AUTHOR - 
# M@ - M@sprackle.org GPG Public Key ID:  0x4ADEA413
# NAME -
# dumstr = a Satellite used to map subterranean facilites and tectonic plates
# http://www.satnews.com/cgi-bin/display_story.cgi?number=796520090
# SYNOPSIS - 
# ./dumstr
# DESCRIPTION - 
# In order to check in and out files of Subversion and upload 
# them to a Red Hat Satellite Server configuration channel and be deployed
# REQUIRMENTS - 
# This script assumes a certain setup of the subversion and 
# Satellite server.  Example is below with a DNS server
# Subversion server repositories are inside a ConfigChannels repo.
# Within the ConfigChannel a repo for 'DNS'.
# Within the DNS there could be multiple folders but for this assume 'ZONES'
# The Satellite server would have a configuration channel called.
# DNS-ZONES and inside are the zone files to be deployed to systems.
# REVISIONS - 
# 1.0
 
# Subversion Server
SUBVERSIONSERVER="https://svn.example.com/svn/repository/satelliteServer/ConfigChannels/"
# Satellite Server
SATELLITESERVER="satellite.example.com"
#
# Check to see that you have the rhncfg-manager RPM installed
if [ ! -f "/usr/bin/rhncfg-manager" ];
	then 
	echo "
You must have the rhncfg-management RPM installed.
$ sudo up2date rhncfg-management"
	exit 1
	fi
#
# Check to see that you have the subversion RPM installed
if [ ! -f "/usr/bin/svn" ];
        then
        echo "
You must have the svn RPM installed.
$ sudo up2date subversion subversion-devel
"
        exit 1
        fi
#
clear
# Begin Function List
 
# Check in files modified to the Subversion Server
function CHECKITIN {
   echo "
What local working copies would you like to check back in?
(enter the number)
###
"
   select LOCALSVN in `ls ~/subversion`;
   do
   [ -z "${LOCALSVN}" ] && echo "Please enter a vaild number" || break;
        done
echo "
Please select the subdirectory
"
        select LOCALSVNSUB in `ls ~/subversion/${LOCALSVN}`;
        do
        [ -z "${LOCALSVNSUB}" ] && echo "Please enter a vaild number" || break;
        done
echo " 
Please add a comment of why this file was changed.  
Hitting 'Enter' will submit."
read COMMENTIN
 
   cd ~/subversion/${LOCALSVN}/${LOCALSVNSUB}/
   svn commit -m "${COMMENTIN}" | tee /tmp/checkin
 
export CHANNEL4ME=${LOCALSVNSUB}-${LOCALSVN}
}
 
# Check files out of Subversion
function CHECKITOUT {
   echo "
Getting Subversion channel lists, please wait.
"
        select SVNCHANNEL in `svn list ${SUBVERSIONSERVER}`;
        do
        [ -z "${SVNCHANNEL}" ] && echo "Please enter a vaild number" || break;
        done
   clear
   echo "
 
Looking further into your Channels.
You may be prompted for a login and to accept the Subversion certificate.
Please wait. . . . . . . . .
 
Please select option Channel to download
(enter the number)
###
"
   select APIP in `svn list ${SUBVERSIONSERVER}/${SVNCHANNEL}/trunk`;
   do
        [ -z "${APIP}" ] && echo "Please enter a vaild number" || break;
        done
   clear
   if [ ! -d ~/subversion/${SVNCHANNEL} ]; then
   mkdir -p ~/subversion/${SVNCHANNEL}
   fi
svn co ${SUBVERSIONSERVER}/${SVNCHANNEL}/trunk/${APIP} ~/subversion/${SVNCHANNEL}/${APIP}
      exit
}
 
# Satellite Server Uploads
function SATELLITECALL {
 
# Move to the directory we're working in.
# This helps with pathing during uploads to the Satellite Server
cd ~/subversion/${LOCALSVN}/${LOCALSVNSUB}/
 
for i in `egrep Sending /tmp/checkin | awk '{print $2}'`
do
 
#Push the files to the server
sudo rhncfg-manager --server-name=${SATELLITESERVER} update \
--channel=${LOCALSVNSUB}-${LOCALSVN} --dest-file=/${i} ${i}
 
if [ $? != "0" ]; then
        cd -
        echo "Commit failed Please try again"
                CHECKITIN
        fi
        echo "
 - - - RHN Push good - - - 
 - There is a bug in the Satellite Server software - 
 - Bug 467189
 - Please check the permissions within the channel 
"
 
done
}
 
# End Fucntion List
 
# Ensure that a working folder exists for the user
if [ ! -d ~/subversion ];
	then
	mkdir -p ~/subversion
	echo "
A new folder has been created in your home directory called 'subversion'
All exports will be placed here"
	fi
 
# What do you want dumstr to do
echo "
What do you need to do in subversion?
(enter the number)
###
"
select CHECKION in "Check In" "Check Out";
        do
         [ -z "${CHECKION}" ] && echo "Please enter a vaild number" || break;
        done
clear
 
# What do I do 
if [ "${CHECKION}" == "Check Out" ]; then
 
# Call the Check out function
	CHECKITOUT
 
elif [ "${CHECKION}" == "Check In" ]; then
 
# Call the Check in function
		CHECKITIN 
	if [ $? != "0" ]; then
	cd -
	echo "Commit failed Please try again"
		CHECKITIN
	fi
 
	cd -
	echo "
	 - - Checkin good - - 
Would you like to update the files you've just checked in to the Satellite Server?
	"
select YNMORE in "Yes" "No";
	do 
	 [ -z "${YNMORE}" ] && echo "Please enter a vaild number" || break;
        done
 
	if [ "${YNMORE}" == "Yes" ]; then
 
# If files are ready to be updated call Satellite function
		SATELLITECALL
	fi	
	exit 0
fi
rm /tmp/checkin
unset CHANNEL4ME

#!/bin/bash
# AUTHOR -  
# M@ - M@sprackle.org GPG Public Key ID:  0x4ADEA413  
# NAME -  
# replaceAfriend  
# SYNOPSIS -  
# ./replaceAfriend  
# DESCRIPTION -  
# I have a shirt from thinkgeek.com that says 
# "Go away or I will replace you with a very small shell script" 
# so I wanted to make that a true statement.  I opted to pick random
# lines in a few ways.
# http://www.thinkgeek.com/tshirts-apparel/unisex/frustrations/374d/
# REVISIONS -  
# Only one published at this time.  
# LIMITATIONS -  
# You'll need to break this because it loops forever.
 
# Here is the location of your file that has your friends favorite quotes
FRIENDFILE='/home/username/.myfriends'
 
# What's the Max interval(in seconds) you want to go without interuption
INTERVAL='600'
 
function annoyingloop {
perl -le 'sleep rand ${INTERVAL}'
sed -n $((1+$RANDOM%`wc -l ${FRIENDFILE} | cut -f 1 -d ' '`))p ${FRIENDFILE} | festival --tts
annoyingloop
}
 
annoyingloop

hello friend how are you doing today, what's for lunch
Hey can I ask you a quick question
what time do you wake up?
Hey I just thought I would come over.  Oh you look busy, what do you want to do for lunch?
Are you going to drink the rest of this coffee?
Quick question for you..

#!/bin/bash
# AUTHOR - 
# M@ - M@sprackle.org GPG Public Key ID:  0x4ADEA413
# NAME -
# sshKeyORama
# SYNOPSIS -
# ./sshKeyORama
# DESCRIPTION - 
# A script to harvest all ssh public keys from a network 
# REVISIONS - 
# Only one published at this time.
# LIMITATIONS - 
# TBD
 
# IP class C to scan 
IPADDR='192.168.0'
 
# Scan the entire class C for public keys
for i in $(seq 254)
do
 
# Ensure that the host is live by looking up the IP in DNS.
host ${IPADDR}.$i
	if [ $? == 0 ];
	then
	# If DNS returns that the IP is listed then grab the public keys 
	# You could kill the if then and just have the line below if you didn't care about dns.
	# ssh-keyscan -t rsa ${IPADDR}.$i >> ~/ssh_known_hosts
	ssh-keyscan -t rsa $(host ${IPADDR}.$i | awk '{print $5}') >> ~/ssh_known_hosts
	# This ssh_known_hosts file can be placed in /etc/ssh/ssh_known_hosts 
	# every users will then get these keys in their local .ssh/known_hosts file
	fi
done

#!/bin/bash
# AUTHOR - 
# M@ - M@sprackle.org GPG Public Key ID:  0x4ADEA413
# NAME -
# lappyVonRsync
# SYNOPSIS - 
# `15 1 * * * /home/username/scripts/lappyVonRsync`
# DESCRIPTION - 
# To keep my NFS share in sync with my laptop ~
# REVISIONS - 
# Only one published at this time.
# LIMITATIONS - 
# I only allow the sync to occur if my laptop is  hard wired and on my internal network.
 
# My home
HOMEDIR="/home/username/"
SHARENAME="/Share/username"
SERVER="192.168.227.254"
 
# Look at the eth0 to see if the system is on my internal network.
/sbin/ifconfig eth0 | egrep "192.168.227"
 
# Since it is start the rsync. 
if [ $? == "0" ]; then
 
# rsync command
rsync -vaz --exclude-from="${HOMEDIR}.rsync/exclude" -e ssh --delete ${HOMEDIR} ${SERVER}:${SHARENAME}
fi

#!/bin/bash
# AUTHOR - 
# M@ - M@sprackle.org GPG Public Key ID:  0x4ADEA413
# NAME -
# storemd5
# SYNOPSIS - 
# This should really go in your local users crontab
# `*/20  * * * /PATH/TO/storemd5`
# DESCRIPTION - 
# Because WP e-commerce does not work well with very large files.
# This will allow you to upload the files using scp/ftp and then process them.
# It's best to use a staging directory then move the completed files to 'upload'
# REVISIONS - 
# Only one published at this time.
 
# Define your web directory
WEBDIR="/home/username/www/example.com"
 
# Where is your store located
STOREDIR="/home/username/www/example.com/wp-content/uploads/wpsc/downloadables"
 
# Define your upload directory
UPLOADDIR="/home/username/example-store/upload"
 
# Check to ensure that folders needed are there
if [ ! -d  ${STOREDIR} ]; then
	mkdir -p ${STOREDIR}
fi
 
if [ ! -d ${SQLDIR} ]; then
	mkdir -p ${SQLDIR}
fi
 
if [ ! -d  ${UPLOADDIR} ]; then
	mkdir -p ${UPLOADDIR}
fi
 
# In case of multiple files the for loop begins.
for i in `ls ${UPLOADDIR}`; do
 
# Change to the upload directory to just make it easier.
cd ${UPLOADDIR}	
 
# Manipulate the file name
NEWNAME=`md5sum $i | awk '{print $1}'`
EXTNAME=`echo $i | awk -F. '{print $2}'`
IDNAME=`echo $i | awk -F. '{print $1}'`
 
# Pull your database information from the wordpress installation
DBNAME=`egrep "DB_NAME" ${WEBDIR}/wp-config.php | awk '{print $2}' | awk -F\) '{print $1}'| cut -c 2- | awk -F"'" '{print $1}'`
DBUSER=`egrep "DB_USER" ${WEBDIR}/wp-config.php | awk '{print $2}' | awk -F\) '{print $1}'| cut -c 2- | awk -F"'" '{print $1}'`
DBPWD=`egrep "DB_PASSWORD" ${WEBDIR}/wp-config.php | awk '{print $2}' | awk -F\) '{print $1}'| cut -c 2- | awk -F"'" '{print $1}'`
 
# Current date
DATE4=`date +%D`
 
# Move the file with it's new md5sum name to the web store
mv $i ${STOREDIR}/${NEWNAME}
 
		# Insert the information about the file into the database.
		mysql -u ${DBUSER} --password=${DBPWD} ${DBNAME} <<EOF
INSERT INTO wp_product_files (filename, mimetype, idhash, date) VALUES('$i', '${EXTNAME}', '${NEWNAME}', '${DATE4}');
EOF
			# Insert the information about the file into the database.
			mysql -u ${DBUSER} --password=${DBPWD} ${DBNAME} <<EOF
INSERT INTO wp_product_list (name, publish, active ) VALUES('${IDNAME}', '1', '1');
EOF
 
 
done