jodiecunningham

tfschema () {
    if [ $# -ne 2 ]
    then
        echo -e "This function requires exactly two arguments, in order: providername resourcename "
        echo "Try: tfschema  registry.terraform.io/hashicorp/vsphere vsphere_virtual_machine"
        echo "It is required to have already run terraform init with HCL for the provider used in the first argument."
        echo "Try again. You have 1 life remaining. Exiting..."
        return
    fi
    if ! which terraform >/dev/null 2>&1

jodiecunningham

#!/bin/bash
#set -x
#DEBUG=echo
# Runs via cron to shut down the instance if it's not in use for 5 minutes
# Starts checks after it's been up more than 500secs
# Won't kick you out if you're ssh'ed in and it's idle.
# crontab -l|grep idle
# */6 * * * * /root/bin/idle.sh  >/dev/null 2>&1

until $(awk '$1>500{exit 1}' /proc/uptime)

jodiecunningham

#!/bin/sh
# Install the AWS CLI, set up an IAM user for the instance(s) you want to control. 
# Pull the AWS keys for the IAM user and run aws configure to add them.
# I run this on Sophos UTM and have Sophos run a reverse proxy from the \
# $ROUTERIP:32400 to $PLEXHOST:32400
# set -x
# started with screen -Sdm a '/root/bin/awscheck.sh'een -Sdm a '/root/bin/awscheck.sh'screen -Sdm a '/root/bin/awscheck.sh'screen -Sdm a '/root/bin/awscheck.sh'n -Sdm a '/root/bin/awscheck.sh'

PLEXHOST=dokie.duckdns.org
WANIF=eth2