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Any shell scripts repository examples?

Hi all,

Is there any web site with common SysAdmin shell scripts repository examples?

I remember there was one with many categorized (file system/networking/processes, etc.) shell scripts but I can't find it anymore.

Regards.

Quote:

Originally Posted by RigsJuarez (Post 5020407)

Hi all,
Is there any web site with common SysAdmin shell scripts repository examples?

I remember there was one with many categorized (file system/networking/processes, etc.) shell scripts but I can't find it anymore.
Regards.

There are some sites like Hotscripts, and many more you can find with a Google search.

I keep my common shell scripts in /usr/share/bash, and use this script to "include" the ones I want:

Code:

$ cat /usr/share/bash/include 

#!/bin/bash

# Define the function to include all the programs listed in "$*" from /usr/share/bash

#

# Usage: include function1 {function2 ...}

#

# Note: This function assumes that any function to be included may be an executable script

#      and searches $PATH for any match before looking in the location array entries.

#

# Define the include function if it's not already defined

if [ "$(type -t include)" != "function" ]

then

  include ()

  {

    local d f abort loc found

    local -a locations

# This is the array naming the locations to be searched

    locations=("/usr/share/bash" "${HOME}/Scripts/Bash")

    abort=0

    for f in "$@"

    do

      loc=$(type -P "${f}")

      if [ -z "${loc}" ]

      then

        found=0

        for d in "${locations[@]}"

        do

          if [ -f "${d}/${f}" ]

          then

            . "${d}/${f}"

            found=1

            break

          fi

        done

        if [[ ${found} == 0 ]]

        then

          echo Error: The bash include file \"${f}"\" could not be found." > /dev/stderr

          abort=$((++abort))

        fi

      else

        . "${loc}"

      fi

    done

    [ ${abort} -gt 0 ] && exit ${abort}

  }

fi

Here's an example of how I use it:

Code:

# Load the local function definitions

. /usr/share/bash/include

include define_colors \

        sucmd \

        connect_using_nmcli_to \

        vg_activate \

        mount_noauto \

        mount_cifs \

        mount_iso

Linux-shell-base

For a resource of solutions to low-level shell scripting problems in Linux, see linux-shell-base. It provides solutions for multiple aspects of the Linux application layer.

@ajb57 welcome to LQ.

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