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Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

• I am toonetown on github.
• I am toonetown (https://keybase.io/toonetown) on keybase.
• I have a public key ASCl7NIsx3WSlx1TVGSXxwSzS8_xBkoqbHtlay-DSlEhRQo

To claim this, I am signing this object:

toonetown

#!/bin/bash

case "${1}" in
    add)
        set -e
        shift; SERVICE="${1}"
        [ -n "${SERVICE}" ] || { echo "Usage $0 add <service>" >&2; exit 1; }
        echo "Adding keychain stoken service '${SERVICE}' token password data"
        /usr/bin/security add-generic-password -s "${SERVICE}" -a "${SERVICE}.token" -w || exit $?
        echo "Adding keychain stoken service ${SERVICE} token PIN data..."

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#!/bin/bash
: ${NUM_FAILURES_ALLOWED:=10}
: ${SLEEP_PING_TIME:=10}

if [ "${1}" == "-c" -a -n "${2}" ]; then SHIMO_SCRIPT_CFG="${2}"; shift 2; fi

if [ -n "${SHIMO_SCRIPT_CFG}" ]; then
    : ${SHIMO_HOME:="${HOME}/Library/Application Support/Shimo"}
    : ${SHIMO_SCRIPT_HOME:="${SHIMO_HOME}/Scripts"}
    : ${SHIMO_CONFIG_DIR:="${SHIMO_SCRIPT_HOME}/${SHIMO_SCRIPT_CFG}"}

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#!/bin/bash
source /etc/profile

# The location of the ssh config file and alias-local
: ${SSHCONF:="/var/run/Shimo/configs/${CS_UNIQUE_IDENTIFIER}.sshconf"}
: ${ALIAS_IFACE:="lo0"}
: ${ALIAS_LOCAL:="$(which alias-local 2>/dev/null)"}

# Read the mappings in the config file - only if we have an alias-local command installed in our path
[ -f "${SSHCONF}" -a -x "${ALIAS_LOCAL}" ] && {

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#!/bin/bash

if [ "$(id -u)" != "0" ]; then sudo "${0}" "$@"; exit $?; fi

if [ "${1}" == "-d" ]; then
    [ -n "${2}" ] || { echo "Usage $0 [-d] <addr> [iface]"; exit 1; }
    ifconfig ${3:-lo0} -alias ${2}
else
    [ -n "${1}" ] || { echo "Usage $0 [-d] <addr> [iface]"; exit 1; }
    ifconfig ${2:-lo0} alias ${1} 255.255.255.255

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###########
# Stops animations for the current user (or all new users if run as root).  Note, if you want to use this in 
# conjunction with the defaultSettings.sh gist, run that one first.
#
#!/bin/bash

# Change to our home preference directory, unless we are running as root
if [ "$(id -u)" != "0" ]; then
    cd "${HOME}/Library/Preferences" || exit $?
else

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###########
# Sets up default settings for all users in the User Template directory
#
#!/bin/bash

# Change to our home preference directory, unless we are running as root
if [ "$(id -u)" != "0" ]; then
    cd "${HOME}/Library/Preferences" || exit $?
else
    # Set our root bash shell (don't care about results)

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#!/bin/bash
#######
# A script which finds various code violations (such as line spacing or trailing spaces)
#
_SCRIPT="${0}"
_QUIET=""; _TRAIL_ONLY=""; _EMPTY=""; _LENGTH_ONLY=""; _MAX_LENGTH=120; _PATHS=(); _ERR=""

_err () { "${_SCRIPT}" __XXX__ "$@"; exit $?; }

while [ $# -gt 0 ]; do

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#!/usr/bin/expect
#
# A script to handle automatic entering of ssh passwords.  It is intended that this script
# mainly be used from within a docker image in conjunction with docker_pipe to avoid
# placing private keys and passwords in your image.
#
# This script can be used as a drop-in replacement for ssh, as all parameters are passed
# to the ssh command.
#
# To use (reading the password from the command line):

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#!/bin/bash
#
# A script to facilitate passing data from host to container in a daemon
#
# To read a variable (from within the container):
#       VAR="$(docker_pipe read)"
# 
# !!! Note that reading a variable will block until it is written to !!!
#
# To write to the variable that is being read (from the host):