pmbuko

try
	-- test for Kerberos ticket presence and attempt to renew
	do shell script "/usr/bin/klist | /usr/bin/grep krbtgt"
	do shell script "/usr/bin/kinit -R"
on error
	-- offer to renew Kerberos ticket
	set response to (display dialog "No Kerberos ticket was found. Do you want to renew it?" with icon 2 buttons {"No", "Yes"} default button "Yes")
	if button returned of response is "Yes" then
		try
			set thePassword to text returned of (display dialog "Enter your password:" default answer "" with hidden answer)

kirbysayshi

window.fluid.dockBadge = '';
setTimeout(updateDockBadge, 1000);
setTimeout(updateDockBadge, 3000);
setInterval(updateDockBadge, 5000);

function updateDockBadge() {

	var navigation = document.querySelector('[role=navigation]')
	var doc = navigation.contentDocument || navigation.ownerDocument;

benwaldie

-- Ask the user to select an app
set theApp to choose file of type "app" default location (path to applications folder)

-- Get the app name
tell application "System Events"
  set theAppName to name of theApp
	if theAppName ends with ".app" then set theAppName to text 1 thru -5 of theAppName
	
	-- Determine whether the app is a package, and notify the user if it's not
	set isPackage to (package folder of theApp)

ats

Runkeeper API startup

Begin with the Runkeeper Registration/Authorization page for general instructions to get started. This page points to the Application Portal you can use to establish your application. You'll obtain client_id and client_secret by registering a personal application in that portal.

Then obtain code by submitting a request to https://runkeeper.com/apps/authorize with the following parameters directly from the Runkeeper instructions:

• client_id: The unique identifier that your application received upon registration

• code: code
• redirect_uri: The page on your site where the Health Graph API should redirect the user after accepting or denying the access request

evanwalsh

#!/usr/bin/env ruby

# Get an API key from https://developer.forecast.io/
#
# Outputs something like this:
#
# Clear, 65°F
# Moderate chance of rain until tonight

FORECAST_IO_API_KEY = "YOUR KEY GOES HERE"

bryanzak

#!/bin/bash

SCRIPT_VERSION="1.0"

# some background info here: https://discussions.apple.com/message/24596710#24596710
# verify ARD Admin version
# quit ARD Admin - if running, wait 10 seconds
# kill cfprefsd
# rename plist
# sed

bryanzak

#!/usr/bin/env python

# 1.1	2014-03-04 BP rewrote to use complete.plist MCX since the pref file method was unreliable
# 1.0   2014-02-23 BP first release for use with 10.9.x base images

# based on gist published by Greg Neagle: https://gist.github.com/gregneagle/6957826
# only needed (and tested) on 10.9, but may work on older OS versions

from AppKit import NSWorkspace, NSScreen
from Foundation import NSURL

grahampugh

#!/bin/bash

### A script to find which manifests contain references to a package or other manifest via included_manifests
### Your Munki repository must be mounted as a volume
### Syntax: 
### $ ./manifest-find.sh -f <package or manifest name>
### Examples:
### $ ./manifest-find.sh -f Xcode
### $ ./manifest-find.sh -f _regular_users

rtrouton

#!/bin/bash

# How to set these variables:
#
# GitHub_Owner
# GitHub_Repo 
#
# Example use:
#
# The Linde Group has repos on GitHub available

lamw

#!/bin/bash

# 1 = VMware Tools ISO is mounted from vSphere
# 2 = Download VMware Tools (assumes you can connect to internet)
INSTALL_METHOD=2

# Thanks to Rich Trouton for tip on Tools being available online
VMWARE_TOOLS_DOWNLOAD_URL=http://softwareupdate.vmware.com/cds/vmw-desktop/fusion/7.1.2/2779224/packages/com.vmware.fusion.tools.darwin.zip.tar

# DO NOT MODIFY BEYOND HERE #