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#!/usr/bin/env bash | |
#You'll need to enable IPMI over lan in idrac first | |
#iDRAC Settings -> Network -> IPMI Settings | |
#Channel Privilege Level Limit needs to be Administrator | |
#You may want to create a dedicated username/pass with IPMI permission in iDRAC Settings -> User Authentication | |
IPMIHOST=idracip | |
IPMIUSER=username | |
IPMIPW=password | |
IPMIEK=0000000000000000000000000000000000000000 |
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#usage "<b>DXFimport</b> V2.1<p>" | |
"This ULP can import DXF files that include polylines.<br>" | |
"Browse to the DXF file, setup your origins, input units, scale factor and linewidth then click convert. " | |
"The ULP will then show you the script in case you want to change the layer the input will be written to.<br>" | |
"Tested in version 5, 6, 7, and Autodesk EAGLE.<br><br>" | |
"Command line syntax:<br> run import-dxf.ulp filename TargetLayer Units [options]<br><br>" | |
"TargetLayer is number from 1-255 that corresponds to the layer that you want the imported features to be drawn on." | |
"If TargetLayer is set to '0 MultiLayer', StartLayer is a number from 1-255 that corresponds to the first layer to be drawn on. Each different layer in the DXF will be drawn on subsequent EAGLE layers" | |
"Units is a number where 0 means imperial units and 1 means metric units." | |
"[options] contains 5 additional arguments that are optional and not required by default." |