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#!/bin/bash

# About: This script turns AppImages into regular old .deb files which install the app to /opt/${APP_NAME} and handle icons and .desktop file

fatal() {
	echo $@
	exit 1
}

[[ -x $(which fakeroot) ]] || fatal "Missing fakeroot. Run 'sudo apt-get install fakeroot'"

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# Run the FROM image interactively with the current directory mounted to /build_dir
# Eg, for python:3.8-alpine...
docker run -it -v /path/to/build_dir:/build_dir --entrypoint=/bin/sh python:3.8-alpine

# Once inside the container interactively, set up some functions that enable the shell to 'run' the Dockerfile
FROM() {
echo FROM $*
}

ENV() {

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# Bash completion script for k3d, because I couldn't find one. Do what you want with it.

# If you're using zsh, this script should work as long as you have these lines in .zshrc:
# 
# autoload bashcompinit
# bashcompinit
# source /path/to/your/bash_completion_file
# 

# functions to grab k3d clusters info [would be nice if k3d list had a simple mode for grabbing names]

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# PREP:
mkdir -p /tmp/telegraf_debug/{prometheus,statsd,telegraf}

# RUN TELEGRAF AGENT
cat <<EOF > /tmp/telegraf_debug/telegraf/telegraf.conf
[agent]
  interval = "10s"
  flush_interval = "10s"
  debug = true
  logfile = "/tmp/telegraf_debug/telegraf/telegraf.log"

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#!/bin/bash

# Name:    multisshrun
# Purpose: Runs a script on remote hosts over ssh, in defined batch sizes

help() {
cat <<EOF
$(basename ${0}) accepts a host list via stdin and expects a script name as an argument
It runs the script on all host in batches, controlled by -j or --jobs (default=4)

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#!/bin/bash
# Author: Paul Rafferty <[email protected]>
# Purpose: Finds, downloads and installs the latest upstream kernel for Ubuntu

# Note: If your host requires proprietary modules (eg: virtualbox, nvidia, fglrx, bcmwl etc) then
#       you require the extra modules package which is not available here. You can try to uninstall
#       these modules first before installing the upstream kernel. Otherwise, don't proceed - your
#       new kernel probably won't boot.

# GIMME RIGHT NOW: curl -Ls https://goo.gl/VwBSVD | bash