Paws/README.md

# Paws

This repo holds most of my random small scripts, configs, paws(blobs)

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## Contents

* [Configs](#configs)
  * [Cura](#cura)
    * [Materials](#materials)
      * [Clas Ohlsson's PLA](#clas-ohlsson-s-pla)
* [Python Scripts](#python-scripts)
  * [rename_backslash.py](#rename_backslash-py)
* [Shell Scripts](#shell-scripts)
  * [24-bit-color.sh](#24-bit-color-sh)
  * [rsync-incremental-backups.sh](#rsync-incremental-backups-sh)
  * [set_dns_search_domain.sh](#set_dns_search_domain-sh)
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## Configs

### Cura

#### Materials

##### Clas Ohlsson's PLA

The material config file for Clas Ohlsson's PLA Materials

## Python Scripts

### [rename_backslash.py](PythonScripts/rename_backslash.py)

A script to replace backslashes(\\) with ⧹ in filenames within a directory and its sub-directories.

## Shell Scripts

This folder has a loot of different shell scripts for everything from automating stuff to toys.

### 24-bit-color.sh

This script echoes a bunch of 24-bit color codes to the terminal to demonstrate its functionality and test color support of terminals.  
![An image showing four lines the first is fading black to red, second black to green, third black to blue, and the last is all rainbow colours](Docs/img/24-bit-color.png)

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### rsync-incremental-backups.sh

This script performs incremental backups of the specified source directory using rsync, and it keeps a symbolic link called 'latest' pointing to the most recent backup for easy reference. The script also logs backup details in a log file with a timestamp. Make sure to replace `<input folder>` and `<output folder>` with your actual source and backup directories.

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### set_dns_search_domain.sh 

Is a small script that runs the resolvectl domain command when the specific a Wi-Fi network is gets connected.

* **To configure the system to run the script:**  
You can configure your system to execute the script whenever the Wi-Fi connection event occurs. This typically involves using network manager scripts or similar mechanisms provided by your Linux distribution.  
replace the `<Your_Targeted_WiFi_SSID>`, `<interface>` and  `<domain>` with the actual values you have.  
For example, with NetworkManager, you can place the script in the /etc/NetworkManager/dispatcher.d directory. Scripts in this directory are executed when network events occur.

```Bash
sudo cp set_dns_search_domain.sh /etc/NetworkManager/dispatcher.d/
```

Ensure that the script has execute permissions:

```Bash
sudo chmod +x /etc/NetworkManager/dispatcher.d/set_dns_search_domain.sh
```

The script will be automatically executed whenever the Wi-Fi connection event occurs. When the targeted Wi-Fi network is connected, the DNS search domain will be set for the specified interface.