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资源说明：Scripts; handy.
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Debian Scripts:
acs: apt show (display package info)
agd: apt download (downloads all new packages but doesn't install them)
agdu: apt dist-upgrade (install new packages)
agi: apt install (download + install a package)
agr: apt remove (uninstall a package)
ags: apt search (search package names and descriptions)
agu: apt update (get updated list of packages from package repositories)
agud: apt update + apt download (get new package list + download new packages)
apt-build: apt build a source package
dl: dpkg list (display installed debian packages)
ds: dpkg search (search list of installed packages)
purge-configs: delete the config files from all uninstalled debian packages
InstallWatch Package Tools:
inst: runs "make install" (or "python setup.py install" or "ruby setup.rb install")
in the current directory and monitors all the files that get installed, then records
all the installed files in a file in /usr/share/instmon. the package is named
after the current directory.
instbackup: compresses all this package's files into a tarball and removes the package
instfind: search the list of installed packages
instl: list installed packages
instlist: list the files in an installed package
instmon: puts you into a shell that monitors any changes you make to the filesystem.
when you type "exit", it saves the changes to the package list.
instremove: remove an installed package
Useful UNIX Time-Savers:
ks: 'kill-search (Usage: ks [kill SIGNAL] [grep pattern]) -> prompts you to kill
all processes that match the supplied search pattern (using the optional signal)'
psfind: 'Usage: psfind [grep pattern] -> search all running processes'
f: 'Usage: find [search pattern] [paths to search] -> recursively find all files
in the specified directories, or the current directory if unspecified'
ddu: directory disk-usage (same as du --max-depth=1 -m)
i: 'init.d daemon controller (runs /etc/init.d/[param] [command]) eg: "i apache2"
runs /etc/init.d/apache2 restart, "i gdm stop" kills gdm, etc.'
arf: Archive Retrieval Fiend (extract any kind of archive (tarball, zip, rar) from
the filesystem or from an URL)
build: run "./configure ; make" in the current directory, optionally using the "buildconfig"
file in the current directory to pass parameters to configure and make. (See the
parameters that the script displays when you run it if you want to know what you
can set.)
tounix: convert a text file (or directory of text files) with DOS line endings to
Unix (optionally, replace tabs with a specified number of spaces)
fixutf8: Figure out the encoding of a text file and convert it to UTF8
cu: run "cvs (or svn) update" on the current directory
log: display the logfile for some program, piped to colorize and less.
count: display the number of lines of each file in a directory tree (shows both
total lines and non-blank lines)
RC Files:
bashrc.leet: my custom bashrc file
aliases.sh: bash aliases
bashrc.bsd: "bash profile for *BSD systems"
bashrc.cygwin:
bashrc.openbsd:
bashrc.android:
aliases.fish:
Other Things:
j: loads a file in an already-open jedit editor
n: open a file in nedit (using the same nedit process as all other instances)
underscorize: convert all spaces in filenames to underscores
timesync: synch the system's hardware clock with time.nist.gov
rsync-dirs: rsync two locations (using size and CRC to determine the differences)
blockip: create an iptables rule to block the passed ip
dictless: dict piped to a less command that only scrolls if the output is more than
a screen
green: a pretty green bash prompt
imageshuffle: runs gthumb on a random selection of images in a directory tree
kb: kernel build (make dep && make bzImage && make modules && make modules_install)
makepatch: diff two files and output a mailinglist-submittable diff file
mountiso: mount an iso to a directory
printcode: fancy options to printing your code using trueprint
prompt: nice prompt
purple: purple bash prompt
rmzeros: remove all 0-byte files in a directory
rubyxterm: runs a ruby script in an xterm with a nice font
runrxvt: spawns an rxvt with a nice font
runxterm: spawns an xterm with a nice font
unscramble: given a word, find all permutations of it (good for cheating at scrabble)
urldecode: convert a string with URL escape codes (eg %20) to a regular string
wi: do a "whois" lookup on a domain without all the spam, piped to less
asf2mp3: convert an asf to an mp3 via lame
asfrecorder: " "
ed2k_hash: generate an edonkey-2k hash of a file
charmap: displays the ascii table
compyle: runs "python -c" on all files in a directory tree
Git:
gc: 'git clone' wrapper (lets you do shallow or recursive clones, clone github wikis, and adds the 'https://github.com/' prefix to urls if not specified)
gg: 'git grep' wrapper
gp: 'git push' wrapper
gl: 'git log' wrapper
gb: 'git branch' wrapper
(display/create/track/fetch/push/rename/delete)
push: 'git push' wrapper
pull: 'git pull' wrapper
ppull: 'git pull' a number of repositories in parallel (using 12 threads by default)
git-meld: Merge two git branches
git-remote-bzr: Add a bzr remote to your git repository
git-remote-hg: Add a mercurial remote to your git repository
git-shallowize: Convert a full git checkout to a shallow checkout (--depth=1)
git-backfill: Convert a shallow git checkout to a full checkout
git-patch: Create a patch file for the current git repository (given a commit)
git-branches: Display which local/remote git branches have been merged/unmerged into/not-into master
git-log-branches: 'git log' branches (show the tree of all commits on all branches, with one commit per line) (aka. glb)
git-pushdiff: Display what you're about to push as a git diff.
git-sizes:
git-unshallow:
git-commit-size:
git-bigfiles:
git-backdate:
git-ls:
git-remaster:
git-bloat:
git-shallow:
git-f:
git-pristine:
git-dangling-commits:
git-wtf:
SSL/TLS Tools:
ssl-print-key: Display detailed information for an RSA private/public key
ssl-cert-remove:
ssl-cert-gen: Generate a public/private SSL/TLS certificate pair
ssl-cert-list: List locally installed certificates in the NSS cert store
ssl-cert-import: Import an SSL/TLS certificate into the local NSS PKI store
ssl-fingerprint:
ssl-db-create:
sslnet: Uses socat to connect to an SSL host, giving you a telnet-like connection to it (aka. stelnet)
Command-line Search Tools:
gits: Search github from the command-line (aka. github-search, git-search)
portsearch: Search FreeBSD ports from the command-line
pips: Search the Python Package Index (pypi) from the command-line (aka. pip-search)
yt: Search YouTube from the command-line
Unsorted:
pi: 'pip install --user --upgrade' wrapper
rmempty: Remove empty files
fixport: Un-wedge a zombie TCP port
redshift-launcher: Run redshift-gtk with my favorite defaults
cx: chmod +x
meta: Edit/display ebook metadata (auto-filling from the filename, with a coolline editor)
nicejs: Reformat JavaScript Beautifully (aka. jsbeautify)
wine-uninstall: Runs the wine uninstaller (in case you forgot it existed)
abi: apt build/apt install
kodi-cli: Remotely control Kodi (via the JSONRPC web API)
extract-kernel-config: Extract the .config file from a kernel image (vmlinuz)
spark: Graph some numeric data as a tiny "sparkline" (an ASCII graph)
shuffle: Randomly play videos/audio/music from the current directory
image-tile: Creates an n-by-m grid out of the input images
serve: A Ruby HTTP server for quickly sharing files on the network
connections: Show all processes with open network connections, and the source/destination host/port
apt-cyg: apt-get for cygwin
aur-list: List all Arch packages that were installed from the AUR (aka. aurl)
swap: Swap two files or directories (works with symlinks as well)
start-vnc-server: Launch a VNC server (creating a new password if none exists)
atool: A file archive multitool (extracts/lists/creates zip/tar/7z/rar/deb/rpm/cab/etc. archives)
adiff:
datestamp: Prints the current date in YYYY-MM-DD format
spotify-register-urls: Registers spotify URL-handlers
bbs: Connect to telnet BBSes
mp3chunk-by-cue: Given a .CUE file and an .MP3 file, create a smaller MP3 file for each CUE entry
ssh-fingerprint: Prints a visual fingerprint of the public key for the system's SSH daemon
cabal-fix: Fix a cabal-install environment that has broken packages
svnc: Secure VNC (VNC over an SSH tunnel)
trace: A wrapper around strace that colorizes the output
codetree: Prints the high level outline of source code file(s) or director(y/ies) using ctags (aka. code-tree)
fix-steam: Removes libgcc/stdc++/xcb dynamic libraries from the Steam directory (used to be required on Arch Linux, probably not anymore)
agudu: apt-get update/apt-get dist-upgrade
gem-search: Search rubygems.org from the command-line (faster/prettier than 'gem search')
rstrip: Strips trailing whitespace from all the files in a directory tree
nmap-everything: Runs nmap on all the ports!
nmap-fast: Runs nmap in crazy-mode!
cp437: Emulate a CP437 (IBMPC) character set terminal on a modern UTF-8 terminal
light-theme: Runs a GTK program with a light theme
apt-reinstall: Use apt-get to force-reinstall an already installed package
apt-ppa: Downloads a ppa file and adds it to /etc/apt/sources.list.d
web-clipboard: Runs 'web' on whatever's in the clipboard
ago: Optimize your apt databases (garbage collection/compaction)
tree: A wrapper around 'tree' which pipes it through 'less'
play: Universal video player (with a searchable history, and the ability to download them or send them to the Chromecast)
minimize-others: Minimize all the other windows on the current desktop
xfwm-compositing: Toggle the XFCE4 Window Manager's compositing support
pacman-groups: Shows all the packages in pacman's package groups as a series of tables (aka. pacgroups)
wayback-mirror: Download a site from the wayback machine
run: Execute a binary that doesn't have the executable bit set
group-by-quarter: Groups all files in the current directory into subdirectories labelled by year and quarter (eg. 2015-Q3/)
forward: Forwards a port using the 'upnpc' UPnP client
c: Super Cat can display any file(s) or director(y/ies), with syntax highlighting or ANSI rendering, and less support
gpg-key-get: Get a GPG key from a GPG keyserver (aka. gpg-getkey)
pa-echo: Create an echo in pulseaudio using a loopback module with a 1ms delay
ffmpeg-dump-audio: Quickly dump a video's raw audio stream to a file
folderdiff: Compare two folders and report the differences
apt-hold: Puts packages on "hold", so they won't be automatically upgraded by apt-get.
gif-framedump: Convert the frames of an animated gif to separate image files
flac2mp3: Convert .flac files to .mp3 (preserving metadata)
urlsnap: A webpage archival tool which downloads a complete page (including images, javascript, css) to an .mhtml file
wine-install: Install an .msi installation package with Wine (aka. winemsi)
bitcoin-hash: Hashes files and stores their identities in the bitcoin blockchain (using OriginStamp, a Bitcoin-based timestamping service with a free API)
sysdig-openfiles: List all open files
pacf: Search for files in installed pacman packages
extract-keyframes: Extract the keyframes from a video file to individual image files
vpk: Run Valve's VPK extractor
vulnerability-check: Print out CPU vulnerabilities that are known Linux and whether workarounds are enabled (aka. meltdown-check, spectre-check)
iommu-groups: Display the currently configured IOMMU groups
xephyr: Launch a new nested Xephyr X11 server (and optionally run an X11 program inside of it)
wikt: Wiktionary (the Wikipedia Dictionary) offline browser
sqlite-grep: Search through all the tables in an .sqlite database for a specific regular expression
'0x0': Upload files to the 0x0.st hosting service
audacious-dmenu: Play files in audacious via dmenu
sleepsort: The simplest sorting algorithm, implmented entirely in bash
arch-lostfiles: Search for files which are not part of installed Arch Linux packages
subs: Download subtitles using some Python programs
mkvsplit: Split large mkv files into 4470MB pieces
wn: Lookup a word in the WordNet dictionary
fields: Extract one or more "fields" from STDIN and print them to STDOUT
striphtml: Strips extraneous tags from an HTML document, leaving only the bare minimum tags necessary to read the document.
ren: An interactive file renamer
bring-window-forward: Searches through all the titles of windows on the desktop and brings matching windows to the foreground
faststart: Add a faststart section to an .mp4 file (makes it load very quickly when in an HTML5
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