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Ryan Bates Dot Files is a personal macOS command-line configuration collection centered on Zsh. It includes settings and scripts for Git, RubyGems, IRB, tmux, Vim or Neovim, terminal emulators, and related developer tools. An installation script copies or links the configuration files while prompting before replacing existing files. Custom commands simplify jumping into code or home directories, with fzf available for fuzzy searching. The shell prompt can display the active Git branch, and a...

This repository is a personal dotfiles collection (configuration files for shell, editors, and related tools), organized to bootstrap and version-control the author’s development environment. It typically includes files like .zshrc, .vimrc, .gitconfig, and other scripts or plugin configs, plus installation or bootstrap helper scripts. The structure often supports modular overrides (machine-specific or role-specific configs) and may integrate with tools like GNU Stow, chezmoi, or custom...

...It is for systematic analysis on the effects of data corruption. I wrote it to simulate bit-rot in file archives so I could test RAID and archive strategies for data recovery. A few short bash scripts are included so you can instantly enjoy text, image, audio, and video corruption. Just drop in your own data files called test.jpg, test.mp3, and test.mp4 and run the scripts. Usage format is: corrupt [OPTION]... [FILE] where: OPTIONS -bit single bit error instead of byte substitution corruption -B NUM_B number of bytes per a single corruption event -kB NUM_KB number of kilobytes per a single corruption event -MB NUM_MB number of megabytes per a single corruption event -u uniform corruption instead of a random statistical event -c CHAR substitute a constant CHAR instead of a random bit/byte error

This system is a set of scripts written in bash and a few tools are written in c++. The package is designed for network backup for SMB protocol, and local resources.

Inotifyfs is a set of scripts, primarily on bash to allow user keep remote and local folders synced in real time in efficient way based on inotify kernel evens and function in user space.

...Another script renames snaps to preserve them as monthlies or annuals and another script purges the remainder of snaps based on a retention policy defined in that severs configuration file, normally 21 nighties, 12 monthly and 7 annuals. It all runs from cronies. It does lots of nice logging and error checking and has nice health check scripts which can be used to integrate this with nagios. it's reasonably mature and stable, I rewrote if from bash to perl a year ago, but in concept it's been running g for 5 years ago, I started it using solaris express developers edition, zfs v10. I have 4 servers running mdbackup and I manage it all using subversion. As for releasing it into the wild I'm happy do do that, but there are

A collection of useful bash scripts to assist in Linux system administration. Includes flexible scripts to backup and install Linux systems. Requires (and includes) bash-script-lib. Tested on Ubuntu LTS.

Chronicle is a set of BASH shell scripts that use rsync to back up data to a remote host. Snapshots are created and rotated using hard links to minimize storage requirements.

dumpnet is a collection of bash scripts that allows you to backup multiple servers simultaneously. You can do incremental file system dumps with tar, dump and rsync, backup databases and much more. AIDE can also easily be integrated.

LinImage is an OS imaging system which uses bash scripts and several open source utilities to create a client/server based OS imaging environment.

A set of bash-functions (probably becomes scripts instead) that perform backups (full and incremental) on blockdevices with encryption and compression using standard tools like tar and mcrypt.