Just some simple bash scripts for my own personal use. Don't think they will be useful to anyone else, but feel free to take a look.
- cht: Easy way to lookup cheat sheets for Linux commands.
- create-index.sh: Script to create a nice index file for the vim plugin VimWiki.
- diskfree: A simple one liner to show the amount of available disk space.
- dupes: Find duplicates using MD5 hashes, recursivly starting from the current directory.
- hernoem: Rename files to lowercase and remove all spaces and other junk.
- list: Generate a list of all installed packages on my Linux system.
- update: Script to install all available updates.
- zoek: Make searching for packages in the repository a bit easier.
- rkl-backup: My personal backup tool. You will also need
rkl-backup.conffrom the/etcdirectory. - rkl-config-gcc: Install all avaialble versions of GCC and update update-alternatives accordingly. Don't ask, but I needed this at some point.
- rkl-firewall: Enable a basic firewall using
ufw. - rkl-git: Update (pull) all git repos in all sub-directories recursivly.
- rkl-imapsync: Script I used to transfer mail from one mail server to another one.
- rkl-install: Script to install a bunch of packages I like to have on my working machines.
- rkl-hosting: Prepare a web hosting server, I still want to convert this to Ansible.
- rkl-backup.conf.example: Example configuration file for
rkl-backup.