Linux has sudo: super user do.
Now you have udo: user do.
A pragmatic sudo -u wrapper that automatically executes commands as the owner of the current working directory, or a specified user (-u). It eliminates the tedious cycle of checking folder permissions just to figure out which service account (e.g., www-data, postgres) you need to run your command under.
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| # Script to convert images to a selected format using ImageMagick's mogrify. | |
| # It handles existing files in the same format by renaming them to avoid overwriting. | |
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| # USAGE: `./convert.sh image1.jpg image2.png` etc. (when `FORMAT="webp"`) | |
| # OUTPUT: `image1.webp`, `image2.webp` in the same directories as the input images | |
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| # To be used as copy-paste script for macOS Automator app to create | |
| # a Quick Action that converts selected images in Finder to webp format. |
Old Files Cleaner is a simple yet effective shell script that automatically deletes old files from a specified directory. It helps keep your file system tidy by removing files older than a certain number of days. You can also tell it to ignore specific folders and file types, and it even has a "dry-run"ng anything. This script is perfect for setting up as a cron job to clean up old mode so you can test it without actually deleti files regularly.
Old Files Cleaner includes the following features:
