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# Quick and dirty script to split a fluentd buffer chunk into "good" and "bad" buffers.
# Uses the validation logic from fluentd-buffer-check.rb (https://gist.github.com/brycied00d/70c53104d780835d2d48610b7a783c8c)
# Compatible with fluentd 1.9.0. (Much of the buffer/metadata code taken from fluentd source.)
# Copyright 2020 Bryce Chidester <[email protected]>

require 'msgpack'
require 'time'

def flush_new_buffer(state, chunk_id, data, prefix = 'NEW_buffer', suffix = 'log')
  path = "#{prefix}.#{state}#{chunk_id}.#{suffix}"

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#!/usr/bin/env ruby

# Simple script to "validate" all records in a fluentd buffer
# Sometimes, something goes wonky in my environment and weird data ends up in the
# buffer file, and then causes certain output plugins to choke. Ideally, I can
# catch this earlier as a fluentd filter, but in the meantime I'm left with buffer
# files with lots of good data and bad data and I need a tool to confirm what that
# buffer contains.
# Version 2 of this script will write the good records to a "good file" for reinclusion
# back into fluentd, and a "bad file" recording the unprocessable entities. Additionally,

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#!/usr/bin/env ruby

# Quick and dirty script to print the contents of a fluentd buffer chunk
# Useful when investigating a "corrupt" chunk, typically containing malformed
# record data. Recrd data is printed to stdout; progress/information is printed
# to stderr.
# Compatible with fluentd 1.9.0. (Much of the buffer/metadata code taken from fluentd source.)
# Copyright 2020 Bryce Chidester <[email protected]>

require 'msgpack'

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#!/bin/sh

# This is a quick, simple script to download a profile backup from a Zeroshell
# instance. It has been tested with release 3.9.3
# No warranty or guarantee of any kind is made, nor any support offered.

# Copyright Bryce Chidester <[email protected]>

# Configuration: Replace <hostname>, <username>, and <password> as appropriate.
endpoint='https://<hostname>/cgi-bin/kerbynet'

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# Quick and dirty script to split a fluentd buffer chunk into smaller chunks.
# Compatible with fluentd 1.9.0. (Much of the buffer/metadata code taken from fluentd source.)
# Copyright 2020 Bryce Chidester <[email protected]>

require 'msgpack'
require 'time'

NEW_CHUNK_SIZE = 100_000

def flush_new_buffer(state, chunk_id, data)

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# This is an example file, with example values.

#export RESTIC_PASSWORD=apassword
#export RESTIC_REPOSITORY=b2:bucket:path
#export B2_ACCOUNT_ID=12345
#export B2_ACCOUNT_KEY=abcdefg

#restic_backup /etc
#restic_backup /root
#restic_backup /var

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#!/usr/bin/env ruby
=begin
Migrate TT-RSS data from MySQL to Postgres

Author: Bryce Chidester <[email protected]>
Provided as-is, no warranty. Make backups!

This script may work in the reverse direction... but probably not. And seeing as
TT-RSS doesn't officially support any other database backend at this time, there's
really no point in migrating to or from any other database.

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#!/bin/sh
# Script for Debian, which lags majorly behind on Monit releases.
# This will download the given version and overwrite Debian's binary and man-page,
# install a symlink to monitrc (Debian's package expects it in /etc/monit/monitrc,
# while the distributed binary expects /etc/monitrc), and installs the distributed
# example configuration at /etc/monit/monitrc.pkgdist
#
# Bryce Chidester <[email protected]>

# Run as root

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#!/bin/sh

GPVER=$1
if [ -z ${GPVER} ]; then
	# Match the download link to the LiveCD download on the project homepage.
	GPVER=$(curl -qs http://gparted.sourceforge.net/ | sed -n -r -e 's/.*iso">Live (.*)<\/a>/\1/p')
	echo "Fetched GParted version: ${GPVER}"
else
	echo "Using GParted version: ${GPVER}"
fi

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#!/bin/sh

for CZBRANCH in stable alternative; do
	# Try to use whatever version was given on the command line on both stable and alternative branches
	echo "Processing branch ${CZBRANCH}..."
	CZVER=$1
	if [ -z ${CZVER} ]; then
		# Match the <input> field on the download selector form
		CZVER=$(curl -qs http://clonezilla.org/downloads/download.php?branch=${CZBRANCH} | sed -n -r -e 's/.*<input.*name=.version.*value=.(.*).>/\1/p')
		echo "Fetched Clonezilla ${CZBRANCH} version ${CZVER}"