Contents

• README.md: This file.
• LICENSE: License file.
• to_md_table.py: Python script to convert a csv/txt file to a markdown table.
• rename_date.py: Python script to rename files with adding the creation date to the filename.
• rename_underline.py: Python script to rename all the files in a directory with replacing spaces with underscores.
• change_passwords.sh: Script to change users' password based on a file with the format username:password.
• generate_user_accounts.sh: Script to generate and add a user with a securely hashed password to a Linux system.
• single_user_config.sh: Script to create a user account, set up SSH access, and option of granting sudo privileges based on the Linux distribution.
• feed_catcher.py: Script that fetches posts from your desired RSS feeds in the last 24 hours and saves the posts' title to a README.md file.

Usage

to_md_table.py

python to_md_table.py <input_file_name_ext> <output_file_name>

# Example
python to_md_table.py test.csv test

# Output
# test.md

rename_date.py

python rename_date.py <input_file_name_ext>

# Example
python rename_date.py test.pdf

# Output
# 2024_03_25_test.pdf

rename_underline.py

python rename_underline.py [directory_path]

# Hint:
# The directory path is optional. If not provided, the current directory will be considered.

# Example
python rename_underline.py /Documents

# Output
# All the files in the directory will be renamed with replacing spaces with underscores.

change_passwords.sh

1. Make the script executable with the command chmod +x change_passwords.sh.
2. Ensure there is a file named passwords.txt in the same directory as the script.
3. Run the script as root with the command sudo ./change_passwords.sh.

generate_user_accounts.sh

1. Make the script executable with the command chmod +x generate_user_accounts.sh.
2. Run the script as root with the command sudo ./generate_user_accounts.sh <number_of_accounts> <username_prefix>.
3. The created user accounts will be saved in user_accounts.csv as well as their passwords.

single_user_config.sh

1. Make the script executable with the command chmod +x single_user_config.sh.
2. Run the script as root with the command sudo ./single_user_config.sh <username> <path_to_ssh_key> [sudo].

feed_catcher.py

1. Open a terminal and navigate to the directory where feed_catcher.py is saved.
2. Execute the script by running the following command in the terminal: python ./feed_catcher.py