Pile of scripts, filtered only by whether they have ever been in production somewhere
Print passwords in phonetics. My favorite usage:
$ pwgen -y 16 | ./ddpwprint.py
--
Password: tai@seedeiPahch6
tango
alpha
india
at_sign
sierra
echo
echo
delta
echo
india
upper_papa
alpha
hotel
charlie
hotel
six
This is messy stuff for some oil well skin effect arithmetic out of a friend's textbook. If you are not that friend, you probably do not need this. All constants come from Karakas, M. and S. Tariq's "Semi-analytical production models for perforated completions" in 1988.
The hard-coded values are the result of my generating this script from a Jinja2 script template. Feel free to modify those. Anything in main() can change without affecting the meat of the script.
$ ./splunkcheck.sh
Usage:
./splunkcheck.sh <SPLUNKDIR> [<LABEL>]
SPLUNKDIR is required, but is usually /opt/splunk
LABEL is optional and determines the output file names in /tmp
$ ./splunkcheck.sh /opt/splunk SPLUNK
$ cat /tmp/SPLUNK.err # The explanatory output, color-coded
SPLUNK: mongod listens on 0.0.0.0:8191
SPLUNK: splunkd listens on 0.0.0.0:8089 0.0.0.0:8000
INFO: Your timerange was substituted based on your search string
SPLUNK: auto_generated_pool_download-trial 0.0 0.5 0.0 No
SPLUNK: MONGOFAIL 0
SPLUNK: APPFAIL 0
SPLUNK: DISKFAIL 0
SPLUNK: SPLUNKFAIL 0
SPLUNK: SPLUNKLICFAIL 0
SPLUNK: SWAPFAIL 0
$ cat /tmp/SPLUNK.out # The single key-value pair for monitoring
FAILURE_REASONS 0
Twistlock Report generator
Usage: ./twistlock.r mytwistlockoutput.csv [ myignorefile.csv ]
Output will be an Excel spreadsheet named for your CSV input, such as mytwistlockoutput.xlsx.