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const BASE_URL = "https://internal.redirectservice.com/golinks";
window.RedirectRulesConfig = [
    { path: "go", host: BASE_URL },
    { path: "docs", host: `${BASE_URL}/docs-` },  // establish a standard early
    { path: "pd", host: `${BASE_URL}/pd-` },  // pagerduty links for teams/services
    { path: "ldap", host: `https://internal.redirectservice.com/ldap/?q=` },
    { path: "people", host: `https://internal.redirectservice.com/people/` },
];

const MANIFEST_JSON = {

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#!/bin/bash
# inspired by https://gist.github.com/lisawolderiksen/8c6026ef55f04e4f5d6a288b5e53214b
# Apache 2.0 License

usage() {
    cat << EOF

This script detects TLS secrets which refer to certificates that don't exist (anymore).

This is the case when error "unable to fetch certificate that owns the secret" occurs in cert-manager (cainjector) logs.

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while true; do for voice in `say -v '?' | awk '{print $1}'`; do tput bel; say -v $voice "Beep"; printf "\a"; done ; done

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#Simple executeable solution for CSVs (Does not include header)
#foreach ($file in Get-ChildItem -path ".\" -filter "*.csv") {gc $file | select -Skip 1 | UNICORNS.csv}

$path = Read-Host 'Enter the path to the folder containing the CSV files (Ex: ".\" is the current directory)'
if(!$path) {$path = ".\"}
$match = Read-Host 'Enter REGEX Match filter (Ex: *.csv)'
if(!$match) {$match = "*.csv"}
$name = Read-Host 'Enter Name of Outputfile (I would suggest naming it UNICORNS.csv)'

# Get all the files before creating output

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#!/bin/sh
SHORTCUT="[Desktop Entry]
Name=Sublime Text 3
Comment=Edit text files
Exec=/opt/sublime_text_3/sublime_text
Icon=/opt/sublime_text_3/Icon/128x128/sublime-text.png
Terminal=false
Type=Application
Encoding=UTF-8
Categories=Utility;TextEditor;"