Reinstall, jdiskreport, emptyTrash, debian-timescale, startup, podcasts

#!/bin/bash
#
# simple bash script to re-install all the programmes after a fresh
install for debian
#
# Wayno Guerrini v1.0
# www.pkill-9.com

# quit does any processing before returning back from the script.
# here we are just exiting.
#
function quit {
exit
}

function doit {

#echo back to the terminal what we are trying to install
#

printf '\n'
echo 'installing: ' $1 $2
printf '\n'
apt-get -y install $1

# $? is the return code from the previous command in this case the
# apt-get

retval=$?

# check the return code from the apt-get if it's okay, continue on,
# if it's not zero, tell me the return code, but continue on

if [ $retval -ne 0 ] ; then
echo '>>>>>failed rc =' $retval
fi

}
#
# okay re-install all the programmes after a fresh install -- note,
# if you don't want it, comment it out with a # in front
#

doit rsync
doit gtkrsync
doit ntp
doit vnstat
doit mpd
doit mpc
doit ncmpcpp
doit lxde
doit deluge
doit zim
doit clipit
#doit claws-mail
doit chronicle
doit firestarter
doit grsync
doit i3lock
doit gpodder
doit conky
doit xpad
doit chromium
doit tomboy
doit k3b
doit konqueror
doit locate
doit dolphin
doit iptraf
doit numlockx
#doit lightdm
#doit lightdm-gtk-greeter
doit lxlauncher
doit logwatch
doit bluefish
doit pidgin
doit gwhere
doit uptimed
doit lxtask
doit xfmpc
doit claws-mail
doit claws-mail-plugins
doit claws-mail-extra-plugins
doit claws-mail-themes
doit xpad
doit vlc
#doit claws-mail-themes
doit xchat
doit xfmpc
#doit amarok
doit xscreensaver
#doit sudo
doit downtimed
# and we are done!
quit

#!/bin/bash
# boudiccas January 2013
# a java based disk reporting tool with a nice GUI

cd /home/boztu/programmes/jdiskreport-1.4.0
java -jar jdiskreport-1.4.0.jar

#!/bin/bash
# emptytrash.sh

# call this manually or from crontab
# ENV may be impoverished so be explicit.
# 0 3 * * * /path/to/cleanTrash.sh
# r whatever
# remove the -v flag or dump STDOUT to /dev/null if you don't want output.
# I dump STDOUT in the crontab but run the script as-is when running
# from the terminal so I can see what gets torched.

DAYS=7 # retain for N days

for SUBDIR in files info
do
echo Lookin\' in Trash/${SUBDIR}...
#there can be subdirs under Trash/files at least.
#could make a nested loop and handle dirs and files seperately, but I'm tired
find ${HOME}/.local/share/Trash/$SUBDIR -mtime +${DAYS} -exec rm -vrf {} \;
done

#!/usr/bin/ruby
# written by Tobix, January 2013

require 'date'

class DebianRelease
def initialize(version, name, release, freeze = nil)
@version = version
@name = name
@release = release
@freeze = freeze
end

attr_reader :version, :name, :release, :freeze

def to_s
@version + ((@name)?" (%s)" % @name:"")
end

def -(other)
@release - other.release
end
end

data = [
DebianRelease.new("0.93R6", nil, Date::civil(1995, 10, 26)),
DebianRelease.new("no 1.0", nil, Date::civil(1995, 12, 11)),
DebianRelease.new("1.1", "buzz", Date::civil(1996, 6, 17)),
DebianRelease.new("1.2", "rex", Date::civil(1996, 12, 12)),
DebianRelease.new("1.3", "bo", Date::civil(1997, 6, 5)),
DebianRelease.new("2.0", "hamm", Date::civil(1998, 7, 24)),
DebianRelease.new("2.1", "slink", Date::civil(1999, 3, 9),
Date::civil(1998, 11, 4)),
DebianRelease.new("2.2", "potato", Date::civil(2000, 8, 15),
Date::civil(2000, 1, 16)),
DebianRelease.new("3.0", "woody", Date::civil(2002, 7, 19),
Date::civil(2001, 7, 1)),
DebianRelease.new("3.1", "sarge", Date::civil(2005, 6, 6),
Date::civil(2005, 5, 3)),
DebianRelease.new("4.0", "etch", Date::civil(2007, 4, 8),
Date::civil(2006, 8, 8)),
DebianRelease.new("5.0", "lenny", Date::civil(2009, 2, 15),
Date::civil(2008, 7, 27)),
DebianRelease.new("6.0", "squeeze", Date::civil(2011, 2, 6),
Date::civil(2010, 8, 6)),
DebianRelease.new("7.0", "wheezy", Date::civil(2013, 2, 6),
Date::civil(2012, 6, 30)),
DebianRelease.new("8.0?", "jessie", Date::civil(2015, 2, 6)),
]

puts "--- Debian history ---"
last = nil
data.sort_by {|e| e.release }.each { |ver|
if (last)
printf "%5i days (%1.5f years) later %s Version %s", ver -
last, (ver - last) / 365,
((ver.release > Date.today)? "maybe comes" : "came"), ver
else
printf "Version %s was released %s", ver, ver.release
end
 printf " (freeze time: %i days)", ver.release - ver.freeze if
ver.freeze
puts
last = ver
}

#!/bin/bash
/usr/bin/gnome-keyring-daemon --start --components=pkcs11 &

python /home/boztu/.conky/conkyweather/conkyWeather_arclance_v6.2.py

exit
fi

#!/bin/bash
# boudiccas January 2013
# a cronjob based daily getting of my podcasts

/usr/bin/podget>>/home/boztu/cron/podcasts.txt

echo "E: Podget script run" 1>&2
The podcasts that I'm getting are kept in the 'serverlist' and are ;-

http://downloads.bbc.co.uk/podcasts/radio4/comedy/rss.xml BBC Comedy
of the Week
http://feeds.feedburner.com/tdtrs-mp3 Linux The Dick Turpin Road Show
http://downloads.bbc.co.uk/podcasts/radio4/fricomedy/rss.xml BBC
Friday Night Comedy from BBC Radio 4
http://downloads.bbc.co.uk/podcasts/radio4/fooc/rss.xml BBC From Our
Own Correspondent
http://downloads.bbc.co.uk/podcasts/radio4/iot/rss.xml BBC In Our
Time With Melvyn Bragg
http://downloads.bbc.co.uk/podcasts/radio4/timc/rss.xml BBC The
Infinite Monkey Cage
http://feeds.feedburner.com/TheLinuxActionShow Linux The Linux
Action Show! MP3
http://www.tuxradar.com/files/podcast/podcast_mp3.rss Linux TuxRadar
Linux Podcast
http://downloads.bbc.co.uk/podcasts/radio4/medmatters/rss.xml BBC
Inside Health