Integration of afuse user-level automounter with sshfs as a systemd service spawned from login for local users
Edit 2020: I’ve been using the systemd-answer posted below for several years now, and am quite happy with it.
scripting
Commands for determining level of usage of server
I am scripting a new program that will connect to a cluster of machines in a VM park, and hopefully check their level of usage.
The VM clients are a combination of RHEL and CentOS, and runs on multiple KVM hosts.
Can I use a variable in a Bash brace expansion?
Below is some sort of pseudo-code for what I’m trying to accomplish:
Object-oriented shell for *nix
Preface: I love bash and have no intention of starting any sort of argument or holy-war, and hopefully this is not an extremely naive question.
Bash: calculate the time elapsed between two timestamps
I have written a script that notifies me when a value is not within a given range. All values “out of range” are logged in a set of per day files.
How can I propagate my SSH pub key to a list of servers without having to type my password in over and over?
I was recently given username/password access to a list of servers and want to propagate my SSH public key to these servers, so that I can login more easily.
How to send variable to an inline shell-script?
I run the following script:
reason for exec in wrapper scripts
I have seen wrapper script examples which in a nutshell are following:
Count records matching pattern with Awk
So I was told to do last > lastloggedin which creates a file that shows the classes last login since the last system reboot, and now I am asked to write an Awk script which is named myawk that counts/determines how many lines of lastloggedin contain the string CFS264.