Paws

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

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Contents

• Configs
  • Cura
    • Materials
      • Clas Ohlsson's PLA
  • Tmux
• Docker
  • Docker Compose
• Python Scripts
  • rename_backslash.py
• Shell Scripts
  • 24-bit-color.sh
  • rsync-incremental-backups.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

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Tmux

My tmux config file. Some note worthy changes are:

• prefix + r for quick reloading the config
• higher history limit
• alt + arrow keys to quickly change active panel

Docker

Docker Compose

README's are in there respectively docker compose folders

Python Scripts

rename_backslash.py

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

Run with ether of the commands below and replace <path> your actual path to the folder where the files are located that you want to rename.

python PythonScripts/rename_backslash.py <path>

or

PythonScripts/rename_backslash.py <path>

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.

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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.

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

Ensure that the script has execute permissions:

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.