Various scripts in various languages.
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Matteo Cypriani 9ba0a794aa [file_utils] fix python shebang & run prospector
prospector is still complaining about bare excepts in unln.py.
6 years ago
archivers [archivers] shellcheck 6 years ago
audio metaflac-field2field: minor improvements, shellcheck 6 years ago
backup [backup] shellcheck 6 years ago
bin Add file_utils/prefixsubdirs.sh 6 years ago
cluster [cluster] minor improvements & shellcheck 6 years ago
debian [debian] fix grep_dd_sigs & shellcheck 6 years ago
email_account [email_account] Adapt to new mail config on adagio 11 years ago
file_utils [file_utils] fix python shebang & run prospector 6 years ago
git [git] shellcheck, minor changes 6 years ago
graphics [graphics] shellcheck bypass 6 years ago
misc Add misc/searchproviders2html.sh 6 years ago
ssl_mgmt [ssl_mgmt] Set ownership and rights of keycert 9 years ago
textproc [textproc] shellcheck 6 years ago
wifi Add TODOs 6 years ago
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README.md Convert README to Markdown (README.md) 7 years ago
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README.md

This repository provides a bunch of scripts that may or may not be of interest for you. All are free software, but we use various licenses; the license and copyright information of a script are given in the file's header.

The scripts are categorised into directories, and each directory contains a README file with description and usage of each script it contains.

For your convenience, the bin/ directory is maintained with symbolic links pointing to the scripts in the other directories, so that you can add it to your PATH and use the scripts easily. The file extensions (.sh, .pl, .py, etc.) are stripped. Only relevant scripts are linked, i.e. those that do not need to be customised in order to be usable, and that are not very specialised system administration scripts.

To use the bin/ directory, add something like that in your .bashrc, .zshrc or whatever file the shell you're using will source:

PATH="$HOME/path/to/scripts/bin:$PATH"