#!/bin/bash
Updated Project: Podcatcher script 1.6.2
Added by heema at Tue Nov 17 00:12:46 UTC 2009
About: This is a podcatcher script that will prompt you to either download or listen (stream) to the latest podcasts and it will remember the podcasts that you have downloaded so that you only listen to the new shows
you must first make a text file in the main directory and name the text file podlist.txt
Usage: podster [OPTIONS]
Options are:
-a, --archive Copies the podcasts to a specified location
-n, --podcast_number Specify the number of podcast per each stream to be downloaded
-m, --manage_feeds Lets you add , delete and check the status of the feeds
-c, --clean Delete the podcasts and playlist
-p, --play Play the playlist
-d, --download Downloads automatically new podcasts
-f, --full-catalogue Adds the previous podcasts to your history without downloading them
-h, --help Display this text and exit
Examples:
podster -n 1 Will download the latest podcasts
podster -n 1 -d Will download the latest podcasts without confirmation
Dependencies : wget , awk , sed , xmlstarlet or xsltproc
Any feedback please send me an email: heematux at gmail dot com
Changes: bug fixes detecting the file name of torrent files
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| internet | http://heematux.googlepages.com | podster.sh (application/octet-stream) | podster |
Updated Project: Podcatcher script 1.6.1
Added by heema at Wed Oct 7 01:59:33 UTC 2009
About: This is a podcatcher script that will prompt you to either download or listen (stream) to the latest podcasts and it will remember the podcasts that you have downloaded so that you only listen to the new shows
you must first make a text file in the main directory and name the text file podlist.txt
Usage: podster [OPTIONS]
Options are:
-a, --archive Copies the podcasts to a specified location
-n, --podcast_number Specify the number of podcast per each stream to be downloaded
-m, --manage_feeds Lets you add , delete and check the status of the feeds
-c, --clean Delete the podcasts and playlist
-p, --play Play the playlist
-d, --download Downloads automatically new podcasts
-f, --full-catalogue Adds the previous podcasts to your history without downloading them
-h, --help Display this text and exit
Examples:
podster -n 1 Will download the latest podcasts
podster -n 1 -d Will download the latest podcasts without confirmation
Dependencies : wget , awk , sed , xmlstarlet or xsltproc
Any feedback please send me an email: heematux at gmail dot com
Changes:
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| internet | http://heematux.googlepages.com | podster.sh (application/x-sh) | podster |
Updated Project: cobfuse 1.092100
Added by ddodger at Wed Jul 29 11:10:00 UTC 2009
About: cobfuse is a simple to use script which obfuscates C source files by removing comments, indents and whitspace and by replacing strings, numbers and C keywords with tokens. Thus the source files become difficult to read for humans but their functionality remains unchanged and they are still translatable by a compiler. This is for example useful if a program has to be distributed as source code but reverse engineering needs to be prevented.
Changes: 1) Code simplified. 2) Backups of original files are created before obfuscation. 3) Existing define statements remain untouched (bugfix).
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| other | cobfuse.pl (text/x-perl) | cobfuse |
Updated Project: SMTP client 1.092090
Added by ddodger at Tue Jul 28 12:28:22 UTC 2009
About: smtpc is an SMTP client, i.e. a program for sending mail. It depends on socat for network communication and openssl for encoding stuff.
Changes: Authentication added (LOGIN and PLAIN methods). The switch from netcat to socat should make smtpc now IPv6 compatible.
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| tool | smtpc.ksh (application/octet-stream) | smtpc |
Updated Project: Podcatcher script 1.6
Added by heema at Mon Jul 13 20:17:41 UTC 2009
About: This is a podcatcher script that will prompt you to either download or listen (stream) to the latest podcasts and it will remember the podcasts that you have downloaded so that you only listen to the new shows
you must first make a text file in the main directory and name the text file podlist.txt
Usage: podster [OPTIONS]
Options are:
-a, --archive Copies the podcasts to a specified location
-n, --podcast_number Specify the number of podcast per each stream to be downloaded
-m, --manage_feeds Lets you add , delete and check the status of the feeds
-c, --clean Delete the podcasts and playlist
-p, --play Play the playlist
-d, --download Downloads automatically new podcasts
-f, --full-catalogue Adds the previous podcasts to your history without downloading them
-h, --help Display this text and exit
Examples:
podster -n 1 Will download the latest podcasts
podster -n 1 -d Will download the latest podcasts without confirmation
Dependencies : wget , awk , sed , xmlstarlet or xsltproc
Any feedback please send me an email: heematux at gmail dot com
Changes:
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| internet | http://heematux.googlepages.com | podster.sh (application/x-sh) | podster |
Updated Project: Podcatcher script 1.5
Added by heema at Mon Apr 27 00:35:36 UTC 2009
About: This is a podcatcher script that will prompt you to either download or listen (stream) to the latest podcasts and it will remember the podcasts that you have downloaded so that you only listen to the new shows
you must first make a text file in the main directory and name the text file podlist.txt
Usage: podster [OPTIONS]
Options are:
-a, --archive Copies the podcasts to a specified location
-n, --podcast_number Specify the number of podcast per each stream to be downloaded
-m, --manage_feeds Lets you add , delete and check the status of the feeds
-c, --clean Delete the podcasts and playlist
-p, --play Play the playlist
-d, --download Downloads automatically new podcasts
-f, --full-catalogue Adds the previous podcasts to your history without downloading them
-h, --help Display this text and exit
Examples:
podster -n 1 Will download the latest podcasts
podster -n 1 -d Will download the latest podcasts without confirmation
Dependencies : wget , awk , sed , xmlstarlet or xsltproc
Any feedback please send me an email: heematux at gmail dot com
Changes:
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| internet | http://heematux.googlepages.com | podster.sh (application/x-shellscript) | podster |
New Project: Mutt MBox Splitter 0.1
Added by blindcoder at Mon Feb 23 08:29:40 UTC 2009
About: This script can split mbox files by date.
Simply pass it a start and enddate, a prefix and/or suffix and some mbox files.
It uses mutt to split the mbox files then.
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| tool | mutt_mbox_split.sh (application/x-sh) | muttmboxsplit |
New Project: SMTP client 1.00
Added by ddodger at Tue Nov 25 12:03:17 UTC 2008
About: smtpc is an SMTP client, i.e. a program for sending mail. It depends on socat for network communication and openssl for encoding stuff.
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| tool | smtpc.ksh (application/octet-stream) | smtpc |
Updated Project: cobfuse 1.01
Added by ddodger at Thu Oct 16 10:58:51 UTC 2008
About: cobfuse is a simple to use script which obfuscates C source files by removing comments, indents and whitspace and by replacing strings, numbers and C keywords with tokens. Thus the source files become difficult to read for humans but their functionality remains unchanged and they are still translatable by a compiler. This is for example useful if a program has to be distributed as source code but reverse engineering needs to be prevented.
Changes: Many bug fixes.
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| other | cobfuse.pl (text/x-perl) | cobfuse |
New Project: cobfuse 1.00
Added by ddodger at Mon Oct 13 07:50:18 UTC 2008
About: cobfuse is a simple to use script which obfuscates C source files by removing comments, indents and whitspace and by replacing strings, numbers and C keywords with tokens. Thus the source files become difficult to read for humans but their functionality remains unchanged and they are still translatable by a compiler. This is for example useful if a program has to be distributed as source code but reverse engineering needs to be prevented.
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| other | cobfuse.pl (text/x-perl) | cobfuse |
Updated Project: Shell Aliases and functions for tor 9
Added by blindcoder at Sat Oct 6 07:26:03 UTC 2007
About: This script creates aliases and wrappers for network programs to direct them through the tor (the onion router) network for anonymity. Since 14th December 2005 this is especially useful in the EU. Just source this file from your ~/.bashrc (add the line ’. tor_aliases’) and continue to use your programs as usual.
Currently these commands (not program suites) are ’torified’:
- telnet
- ssh, scp (not slogin, sftp...)
- BitTorrent (the official one, written in python, not BitComet...)
- irssi
- everything that uses the HTTP_PROXY or http_proxy environment variables:
- KDE
- gpg
- wget
- curl
- svn
Changes: I wonder if I’ll ever learn that in bash ’lt’ does NOT mean ’larger than’.
This fixes torify_TCP and suppresses some unnecessary and distracting output.
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| security | tor_aliases_v9 (application/octet-stream) | toraliases |
Updated Project: Shell Aliases and functions for tor 8
Added by blindcoder at Mon Sep 3 07:01:11 UTC 2007
About: This script creates aliases and wrappers for network programs to direct them through the tor (the onion router) network for anonymity. Since 14th December 2005 this is especially useful in the EU. Just source this file from your ~/.bashrc (add the line ’. tor_aliases’) and continue to use your programs as usual.
Currently these commands (not program suites) are ’torified’:
- telnet
- ssh, scp (not slogin, sftp...)
- BitTorrent (the official one, written in python, not BitComet...)
- irssi
- everything that uses the HTTP_PROXY or http_proxy environment variables:
- KDE
- gpg
- wget
- curl
- svn
Changes: Yet another bugfix update: TransPort support appeared in Tor 0.1.2.14, not .24 (which doesn’t even exist at this time).
Also export HTTPS_PROXY.
Both are thanks to Jens Kubieziel. You Rock :-)
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| security | tor_aliases_v8 (application/octet-stream) | toraliases |
Updated Project: Shell Aliases and functions for tor 7
Added by blindcoder at Fri Aug 31 19:01:41 UTC 2007
About: This script creates aliases and wrappers for network programs to direct them through the tor (the onion router) network for anonymity. Since 14th December 2005 this is especially useful in the EU. Just source this file from your ~/.bashrc (add the line ’. tor_aliases’) and continue to use your programs as usual.
Currently these commands (not program suites) are ’torified’:
- telnet
- ssh, scp (not slogin, sftp...)
- BitTorrent (the official one, written in python, not BitComet...)
- irssi
- everything that uses the HTTP_PROXY or http_proxy environment variables:
- KDE
- gpg
- wget
- curl
- svn
Changes: Fix a rather embarrasing bug in the ssh, scp and telnet wrappers. They work again now.
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| security | tor_aliases_v7 (application/octet-stream) | toraliases |
Updated Project: Shell Aliases and functions for tor 6
Added by blindcoder at Thu Aug 30 10:35:14 UTC 2007
About: This script creates aliases and wrappers for network programs to direct them through the tor (the onion router) network for anonymity. Since 14th December 2005 this is especially useful in the EU. Just source this file from your ~/.bashrc (add the line ’. tor_aliases’) and continue to use your programs as usual.
Currently these commands (not program suites) are ’torified’:
- telnet
- ssh, scp (not slogin, sftp...)
- BitTorrent (the official one, written in python, not BitComet...)
- irssi
- everything that uses the HTTP_PROXY or http_proxy environment variables:
- KDE
- gpg
- wget
- curl
- svn
Changes: Add support for the Polipo HTTP Proxy (Privoxy support still available). Thanks to qbi for the code.
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| security | tor_aliases_v6 (application/octet-stream) | toraliases |
Updated Project: Shell Aliases and functions for tor 5
Added by blindcoder at Mon Jun 4 07:13:27 UTC 2007
About: This script creates aliases and wrappers for network programs to direct them through the tor (the onion router) network for anonymity. Since 14th December 2005 this is especially useful in the EU. Just source this file from your ~/.bashrc (add the line ’. tor_aliases’) and continue to use your programs as usual.
Currently these commands (not program suites) are ’torified’:
- telnet
- ssh, scp (not slogin, sftp...)
- BitTorrent (the official one, written in python, not BitComet...)
- irssi
- everything that uses the HTTP_PROXY or http_proxy environment variables:
- KDE
- gpg
- wget
- curl
- svn
Changes: Only add wrappers for programs actually installed.
Add torify_TCP for setting up a Transparent Tor Proxy (only works on Linux systems so far (in the function, not in Tor)).
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| security | tor_aliases_v5 (application/octet-stream) | toraliases |
Updated Project: Request Tracker helper script for e-mail gateway. 2
Added by blindcoder at Mon Jun 4 06:52:25 UTC 2007
About: If you want to use Request Trackers E-Mailgateway then the documentation points you to create two aliases for every queue you manage.
This script voids the necessity for changing your mailserver configuration every time and instead works using a catchall address.
For details, see the wiki.
Changes: Added transparent support for PostGRE (just set MYSQL config variable to the psql binary). Added verbosity. Both are thanks to Shri.
Added a license header (Public Domain).
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| tool | rt_queues.sh (application/octet-stream) | rtqueues |
New Project: dd progress wrapper 1
Added by blindcoder at Fri Jan 19 09:32:54 UTC 2007
About: This is a shellscript that wraps the call to dd(1) on GNU/Linux systems.
It uses dd’s builtin functionality to display the amount of read and written blocks when receiving a USR1 signal to display a nice progress indicator showing bytes read, bytes written, bytes read per second and bytes written per second.
The wrapper also takes into account the conversion rate the user specified (base 10 for kB, MB, GB, etc; and base 2 for k, M, G, etc) instead of always using base 10 and rounding the result up.
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| tool | dd.sh (application/octet-stream) | ddprogress |
Updated Project: Shell Aliases and functions for tor 4
Added by blindcoder at Fri Oct 13 12:37:48 UTC 2006
About: This script creates aliases and wrappers for network programs to direct them through the tor (the onion router) network for anonymity. Since 14th December 2005 this is especially useful in the EU. Just source this file from your ~/.bashrc (add the line ’. tor_aliases’) and continue to use your programs as usual.
Currently these commands (not program suites) are ’torified’:
- telnet
- ssh, scp (not slogin, sftp...)
- BitTorrent (the official one, written in python, not BitComet...)
- irssi
- everything that uses the HTTP_PROXY or http_proxy environment variables:
- KDE
- gpg
- wget
- curl
- svn
Changes: w3m needs special treatment to use proxies, so we don’t mention it anymore here.
Encapsulated everything in two shell functions: Tor_enable to enable Tor usage (called automatically) and Tor_disable to disable Tor usage.
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| security | tor_aliases_v4 (application/octet-stream) | toraliases |
Updated Project: /etc/net - Linux on the network 0.8.3
Added by pilot at Mon Sep 11 14:51:54 UTC 2006
About: /etc/net is a new way to configure networks. It is designed to let you use all modern Linux network technologies in a convenient way. /etc/net consists of GUI configurator and set of shell scripts, which share the same configuration saved in plain text files.
The best way to learn /etc/net is to start using it.
Changes:
| Category | Homepage | Download | Wiki |
| system configuration | http://etcnet.org/ | etcnet-0.8.3.tar.gz (application/x-gzip) | etcnet |
Updated Project: Hard Disk SMART Tester 2
Added by blindcoder at Sun Sep 10 07:34:34 UTC 2006
About: This script uses the smartctl program to run test on harddisks support SMART (should be supported by any modern harddisk, really). It will log its information to a file as well as print them to stdout, making it suited to use in cron.
Changes: fix a race condition
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| tool | hdtest_v2.sh (application/x-sh) | hdtest |