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# Unix » shell scripts for sh, bash, tcsh, zsh, etc.



This repo has lots of Unix shell scripts that are utilities.



## Command line boosters



### awk



  * [awk-remove-dupe-lines](awk-remove-dupe-lines): Remove duplicate lines in a file without sorting.



### sed



 * [sed-char-to-html-entity-name](sed-char-to-html-entity-name): sed script to change all non-HTML characters to their HTML entity names.

 * [sed-delete-blank-lines](sed-delete-blank-lines): Delete all blank lines, i.e. lines with no characters.

 * [sed-delete-duplicate-consecutive-lines](sed-delete-duplicate-consecutive-lines): Delete duplicate, consecutive lines from a file (emulates "uniq").

 * [sed-delete-duplicate-nonconsecutive-lines](sed-delete-duplicate-nonconsecutive-lines): Delete duplicate, nonconsecutive lines from a file.

 * [sed-delete-leading-and-trailing-whitespace](sed-delete-leading-and-trailing-whitespace): Delete leading and trailing whitespace (spaces and tabs).

 * [sed-delete-leading-blank-lines](sed-delete-leading-blank-lines): Delete all leading blank lines at top of file.

 * [sed-delete-leading-whitespace](sed-delete-leading-whitespace): Delete leading whitespace (spaces and tabs).

 * [sed-delete-most-html-tags](sed-delete-most-html-tags): Delete most HTML tags (accommodates multiple-line tags)

 * [sed-delete-newlines](sed-delete-newlines): Use sed to delete all the newlines except the last one, which we want for normal output.

 * [sed-delete-trailing-blank-lines](sed-delete-trailing-blank-lines): Delete all trailing blank lines.

 * [sed-delete-trailing-whitespace](sed-delete-trailing-whitespace): Delete trailing whitespace (spaces and tabs).

 * [sed-extract-version](sed-extract-version): sed script to print the VERSION string from a text file.

 * [sed-join-equal-sign-lines](sed-join-equal-sign-lines): sed script to join lines that end with equal signs.

 * [sed-simple-quotes-and-dashes](sed-simple-quotes-and-dashes): Change smart characters into simple characters.

 * [sed-uncolor](sed-uncolor): sed script to uncolor lines by removing ascii color characters.



### directory



 * [dir-is-empty](dir-is-empty): Detect if a directory is empty or not.



### file



File scripts to print a given [ls](ls) field:



 * [file-permissions](file-permissions)

 * [file-link-count](file-link-count)

 * [file-user-name](file-user-name)

 * [file-user-number](file-user-number)

 * [file-group-name](file-group-name)

 * [file-group-number](file-group-number)

 * [file-size](file-size)



### find



 * [find-broken-symlinks](find-broken-symlinks): Find broken symlinks.

 * [find-empty-directories](find-empty-directories): Find empty directories.

 * [find-fast](find-fast): Find script with pruning of /dev, /proc, /tmp, .git, .svn, etc .

 * [find-file-size](find-file-size): Print each file's size and name.

 * [find-file-size-sort](find-file-size-sort): Print each file's size and name, with sort by size.

 * [find-git-repos](find-git-repos): Find git repostitory directories.

 * [find-git-repos-fast](find-git-repos-fast): Find git repostitory directories by using faster functions.



### date



 * [date-stamp](date-stamp): Print the current date stamp UTC in a user-friendly format.

 * [date-stamp-shortest](date-stamp-shortest): Print the current date stamp UTC in the shortest format.



### history



 * [history-count-commands](history-count-commands): Count your history commands.

 * [history-rank](history-rank): List your most-frequent history commands.

 * [history-clear](history-clear): Clear the history in bash and zsh.



### grep



 * [grep-medium-words](grep-medium-words): Grep for typical words, length 4-7 characters, all lowercase, a-z.

 * [grep-v-web-bots](grep-v-web-bots): grep without web robot strings like robots.txt, Googlebot, Mouseflow, etc.

 * [grep-v-web-chaff](grep-v-web-chaff): grep without web chaff like lines that have .css, .js, .png.



### lsof



 * [lsof-i-established](lsof-i-established): Show current active connections i.e. that say "ESTABLISHED".

 * [lsof-i-listen](lsof-i-listen): Show current listening connections i.e. that say "LISTEN".

 * [lsof-link-count-less-than-1](lsof-link-count-less-than-1): Shows you all open files that have a link count less than 1.



### dig



 * [dig-soa](dig-soa): Dig a domain's start of authority nameserver.

 * [dig-subdomains](dig-subdomains): Dig a domain's subdomains



### gpg



 * [gpg-decrypt](gpg-decrypt): GPG script to decrypt a file with our typical settings.

 * [gpg-encrypt](gpg-encrypt): GPG script to encrypt a file with our typical settings.



### uri & url



 * [uri-escape](uri-escape): URI script to escape text, for example a CGI query string.

 * [uri-unescape](uri-unescape): URI script to unescape text, for example a CGI query string.

 * [uri-scheme](uri-scheme): Parse a URI to its fields, for example host, query, fragment.

 * [uri-relate](uri-relate): Combine a base URI and relative URI to an absolute URI.



### path



 * [addpath](addpath): Add path(s) to the PATH environment variable

 * [rmpath](rmpath): Remove path(s) from the PATH environment variable.



### wc



 * [wc-all-files-in-directory](wc-all-files-in-directory): Count the lines in all the files in a directory.

 * [wc-l](wc-l): Print the number of lines of a file.



### random passwords



 * [random-password-encrypt](random-password-encrypt): Generate a random password and encrypt it.



### processes



 * [kill-with-user](kill-with-user): Kill a process with a given user.

 * [kill-all-zombie-parents](kill-all-zombie-parents): Kill all processes that are parents of zombies.

 * [ps-top-mem](ps-top-mem): Print the processes that are using the most RAM.

 * [shell-command](shell-command): Print the current running shell command e.g. '/bin/bash'.



### copying



 * [cp-progress](cp-progress): Copy files using a command-line progress bar.



### networking



 * [infiltrated-blacklisted](infiltrated-blacklisted): Block known dirty hosts from reaching your machine.

 * [my-ip](my-ip): Print this system's IP address via whatismyip.org

 * [netstat-listening-easy](netstat-listening-easy): Shorthand to use netstat to listen and print our typical output.

 * [nmap-probe](nmap-probe): Get info about remote host ports and OS detection.



### scripting



 * [cddo](cddo):  Run a command in each directory.

 * [command-is-installed](command-is-installed): If a given command installed, then return true.

 * [keep](keep): Keep running a command every time any file it looks at is changed.

 * [no](no): Shorthand to always return "n"

 * [while-read-do-cd](while-read-do-cd): For each line of input on command line, cd into a path then run a command.



### compression



 * [extract](extract): Extract a file using best-guess of tar, bzip, rar, gz, zip, etc.

 * [tar-bzip2](tar-bzip2): Run tar using bzip2 compression.



### text



 * [between](between): between: print the lines of a file that are between match $1 and match $2.

 * [camelize](camelize): Convert text to camel-case like FooGooHoo.

 * [diff-sort](diff-sort): Shorthand to diff with sort.

 * [file-encode-utf-8](file-encode-utf-8): Convert encoding of a file to unix utf-8.

 * [file-line-num](file-line-num): Print a file's line at a given line number.

 * [json-to-xml](json-to-xml): json-to-xml is a pipe command to convert

 * [h1-links](h1-links): Convert the first <h1> link in a stream to an HTML list item.

 * [summary-line](summary-line): Summarize a text file in one line.



### text replacement



 * [uuid-line-fill](uuid-line-fill): uuid-filler reads input lines and fills in secure random UUIDs.

 * [version-file-text-changer](version-file-text-changer): Search-and-replace the VERSION number in a text file.



## text sets



 * [union](union): set "union" of the inputs' lines.

 * [intersect](intersect): set "intersect" of the inputs' lines.

 * [except](except): set "except" of the inputs' lines a.k.a. set (A - B).

 * [extra](extra): set "extra" of the inputs' lines, a.k.a. set (B - A).



### media



 * [ffmpeg-x11-screencast](ffmpeg-x11-screencast): Record a screencast and convert it to an mpeg movie.

 * [flac-to-ogg](flac-to-ogg): Convert sound files from FLAC format to Ogg format.

 * [gs-combine-pdf](gs-combine-pdf): Ghostscript: combine multiple PDFs into one readable, searchable, PDF

 * [mount-iso](mount-iso): Mount a .iso file.



### fonts



  * [font-file-to-family](font-file-to-family): Parse a font file to the preferred family string.

  * [font-file-to-full-name](font-file-to-full-name): Parse a font file to the full name string.

  * [font-unzip](font-unzip): Unzip a font zip file and move fonts to a family directory



### sysadmin



 * [ls-tree](ls-tree): List files in your current directory recursively shown as a tree.

 * [mkcd](mkcd): Make a directory with 'mkdir' then change into it with 'cd'.

 * [os-version-info](os-version-info): Show operating system version information.

 * [reboot-kernel](reboot-kernel): Quickly (soft-)reboot skipping hardware checks.

 * [screenrc](screenrc): Keybindings.

 * [sort-rank](sort-rank): Sort command-line input by rank.

 * [susu](susu): Shorthand for: sudo su -



### bash



 * [bind-list-functions-and-bindings](bind-list-functions-and-bindings): List Bash bind keyboard shortcuts.

 * [stty-list-functions-and-bindings](stty-list-functions-and-bindings): List Bash stty keyboard shortcuts.



### OS X



 * [brew-cask-repair](brew-cask-repair): Repair Homebrew manager on OSX.



## Specific needs



### Applications



 * [gimp-2.7.1](gimp-2.7.1): Launch GIMP 2.7.1 from our /opt directory with our library path settings.

 * [gmail](gmail): Check your unread gmail from the command line.

 * [gravatar](gravatar): Gravatar: generate a gravatar URI for a given email address.

 * [spam](spam): Move spam email messages out of my inbox folder and into my spam folder.



### Images



 * [convert-ico-to-png](convert-ico-to-png): Convert an ICO image file to a PNG image file.

 * [glue-sprites`: Use the `glue](glue-sprites`: Use the `glue) command to compress a directory of images to sprites.



### Favicon



 * [favicon-fetch](favicon-fetch): Download a web page's favicon.

 * [html-to-favicon-url](html-to-favicon-url): Parse HTML to extract the favicon URL.



### Location



 * [geocode-address-to-lat-lng](geocode-address-to-lat-lng): Geocode an addres to a latitude and longitide.



### Ubuntu



 * [empty-trash](empty-trash): Empty the trash on an Ubuntu system.



### FTP, ProFTPD, and xferlog



 * [proftpd-stats-date-summary-of-login-success](proftpd-stats-date-summary-of-login-success): Count successful logins per date.

 * [xferlog-stats-count](xferlog-stats-count): Count FTP transfer log items per date, with options for filtering.

 * [xferlog-stats-date-summary](xferlog-stats-date-summary): Print statistics with date summary information.



### SixArm Setup



 * [openssl-req-new-key-pem-for-sixarm](openssl-req-new-key-pem-for-sixarm): OpenSSL script to generate a new key file for SixArm.com

 * [sixarm-setup-glassfish](sixarm-setup-glassfish): How to download and install Glassfish version 3 with typical settings.

 * [sixarm-setup-server](sixarm-setup-server): Fresh unix install for a typical sixarm server.



## Ruby



### Ruby administration



 * [ruby-remove](ruby-remove): This script will remove all ruby-related files that we know about. DANGEROUS!

 * [ruby-versioner](ruby-versioner): Set the Ruby environment to be a particular version of Ruby.



### Ruby gem



 * [gem-paths](gem-paths): Prints your gem paths by calling "gem env" then matching

 * [gem-test](gem-test): Gem script to run all the test files.

 * [gem-update](gem-update): Run gem update, install, tumble, and set up our typical gem sources.

 * [gem-fixer](gem-fixer): Advises if any gems need fixing or updates. [Deprecated]



### Ruby managers



* [ruby-build-install](ruby-build-install): Install `ruby-build` where we want it.

 * [ruby-build-update](ruby-build-update): Use `ruby-build` to update Ruby in our preferred locations.

 * [ruby-install-install](ruby-install-install): Install `ruby-install`` where we want it.



### Ruby testing and documentating



 * [rcov-easy](rcov-easy): Run rcov on our typical test files.

 * [ruby-header-comments-to-rdoc](ruby-header-comments-to-rdoc): For each input file name, get the header comments and emit rdoc format.

 * [ruby-metaprogramming-metric](ruby-metaprogramming-metric): How many metaprogramming methods are in your Ruby code?

 * [yardoc-easy](yardoc-easy): Run yardoc on all our lib files.



### Rails



 * [rails-deploy](rails-deploy): Rails script to do a simple deployment from the command line.

 * [rails-metaprogramming-metric](rails-metaprogramming-metric): How many meta-programming methods are in your Rails project?

 * [rails-script-server](rails-script-server): rails-script-server - A better script/server alias.

 * [rails-script-server-colorizer](rails-script-server-colorizer): Colorize our rails server output.

 * [rails-test-unit](rails-test-unit): Run our typical test files

 * [rails-word-count](rails-word-count): Shows the word count of each file in a Rails app subdirectory.

 * [rails_root_vendor_plugins](rails_root_vendor_plugins): Print a list of the Rails plugins in ./vendor/plugins



## Amazon Web Services



 * [aws-pem-file-to-fingerprint](aws-pem-file-to-fingerprint): Given a AWS PEM key pair file, print the fingerprint.