damms005

#!/bin/bash

# Run like:
# sudo create-secure-site.sh site-url
sample_run="sudo create-secure-site.sh <website name e.g. sample-website.local>"
site=$1
site_name=$(echo $site | sed  -E "s/\..*//")
apache_doc_dir=/opt/lampp/htdocs/hidden-laravel-backends/${site_name}/public
#We should make user specify deo as argument to this script. The user must be in the same group with the
#username, so that we can do stuff like `chown deo:deo...`

damms005

{
  "translation": "American King James Version",
  "abbreviation": "akjv",
  "discription": "American King James Version",
  "lang": "en",
  "language": "English",
  "direction": "LTR",
  "encoding": "",
  "books": [
    {

damms005

<?php
/**
 * Hypothetical case:	Peace First wants to select a project from the PEACE FIRST CHALLENGE for a special award.
 * This selection is intended to be purely based on merit, without any bias.
 *
 * Assumption: For scalability reasons, the Peace First Challenge projects are hosted on another server linked to a subdomain
 * via CNAME DNS entry. Hence, the endpoint to fetch all of these projects is https://api.peacefirst.org/projects/index.
 * The allowed request type is GET, and fetching all available projects in one request does not
 * constitute any performance issues. The payload response from this endpoint is an array of
 * project objects, like below:

damms005

#!/bin/bash

# original source Lyman Lai
# http://002.yaha.me/item/22728a58-c967-46d5-93eb-2649d684a9aa/
# edited by damms005 on 2020-08-25


STORE_FOLDER="/backups-custom-moodle-database"

TODAY=$(date +"%Y-%m-%d")

damms005

#!/usr/bin/env bash

##########
## Name: battery-notification.sh
## Author: Adapted from the original script by Nicholas Neal ([email protected])
## Description:
##                      This is a small script that will install itself to cron
##                      and run every minute, and check if your battery level is
##                      low, and send an alert to your desktop as appropriate
##