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# Shell commands to interactively install MariaDB 10.0 on Debian Wheezy
# This is not an automatic script (but could be easily converted).  Assumes you have root.

# Update
 
apt-get update
apt-get upgrade
 
# Add MariaDB repo and key for Debian Wheezy MariaDB 10.0 (SF mirror)
 

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# Shell commands to interactively install Apache2 with PHP and MySQL support on Debian Wheezy
# This is not an automatic script (but could be easily converted).  Assumes you have root.
# @see https://gist.github.com/rogerbush8/945baf7a3f1a9ae99ab1 - rogerbush8/install-debian-wheezy-mariadb-10
# which could be performed as a prerequisite for simple client/server install.
 
# Update
 
apt-get update
apt-get upgrade --show-upgraded

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# Shell commands to interactively install wordpress on Debian Wheezy
# This is not an automatic script (but could be easily converted).  Assumes you have root.
# Assumes you have Apache2, PHP and MySQL already installed.
# @see https://gist.github.com/rogerbush8/db4266946b4a02e967ed - rogerbush8/install-debian-wheezy-apache2-php-mysql
# which could be performed as a prerequisite.

# Pull latest tarball directly from wordpress.org and untar it to /var/www.
# All files will end up in /var/www/wordpress.

cd /tmp

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#### Installs Nodejs and Express on a new AWS EC2 instance, running Linux AMI.
#    "Webserver" is about 10 lines of code in Express.js/Node
#    This works on RHEL systems (i.e. yum).
#    To install, do this on target machine (make sure to get the link from RAW gist):
#
#        $ sudo su -
#        $ curl https://gist...../raw/... | bash -s

#### Step 1:  Note OS
#    Installing Nodejs depends on which OS you're on.  Since I was on a AWS AMI

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#!/bin/sh
#
# Shell script for installation and setup of L2TP/IPsec VPN tunnel in remote access
# mode.  Remote access mode allaows individual users to login using username/password
# and be allocated IP on the private network.  Uses shared secret (PSK) and username/password
# in file (ppp chap-secret) for authentication.  VPN software is libreswan + xl2tpd + pppd.
#
# This should work on linux systems that are RHEL based.
#
# To install directly from this gist, you can curl the "raw" version and pipe that to

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#!/bin/sh
#
# Shell script for installation and setup of L2TP/IPsec VPN tunnel in site-to-site
# mode (e.g. connecting two inter-regional VPCs).  VPN software is libreswan.
#
# This should work on linux systems that are RHEL based.
#
# To install directly from this gist, you can curl the "raw" version and pipe that to
# "bash -s" while also defining the environment variables:
#

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#### Pulls Nodejs Source, Builds and Installs
#
#    I've run this successfully on an AWS EC2 instance running a RHEL AMI.  It
#    should work fine for installs on recent RHEL descended distros.
#
#    Installation is done by pulling this script from curl, and piping it
#    through bash, with appropriate parameters.  This must be run as root,
#    and local files (e.g. temp files) will be created relative to the
#    current working directory.
#

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# This script configures a linux box as a NAT router (PAT), suitable for use
# for AWS instances in a VPC Private Subnet to communicate with the Internet
#
# To setup a NAT:
#     # Create an AWS instance in Public Subnet
#     # Disable src./dest. check (networking menu in UI)
#
# To install, login to instance:
#     sudo su -
#     curl http://gist.github.com/.../raw/... | bash -s

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#!/usr/bin/python

# aws-instance-monitor
# 
# This is a command-line tool, as well as a monitor/failover script that is designed
# for HA NAT, but should be usable when the following conditions are met:
# 
#     1. Used in AWS VPC Route Table - VPC routing describes methods of egress
#        for outbound traffic.  Typically, a NAT will have a 0.0.0.0/0 rule
#        and the route will be in a table associated with a Private Subnet.

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#!/usr/bin/perl

# Looks at the output of ps to determine how many pppd children are running,
# each of which corresponds to an active connection.  Assumes use of pppd
# as the authenticating agent for the vpn.

my $cmd = 'ps auxwww';

open (my $in, "$cmd |") or die "Couldn't execute command '$cmd'";