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I'm working my way to become a cybersecurity analyst.

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  1. my-dotfiles my-dotfiles Public

    Dotfiles and other config files for customization of my systems

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  2. wp_manager wp_manager Public

    bash script to install and manage WordPress VHosts in a LAMP environment

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  3. bash-notes bash-notes Public

    a note taking program written in bash

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  4. script to create a bare git reposito... script to create a bare git repository and fill it up with some settings to allow git to send notification emails as well as deploy the code. Save it inside the git-shell-commands directory as "create"
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    #! /bin/bash
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    # usage:        create <PROJECT> - create a git bare repository named PROJECT.git
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    #               this command will setup the repo and send a mail for confirmation.
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  5. script that helps you create an anim... script that helps you create an animated gif from images. It also can proportionally resize the images. Uses Imagemagik's mogrify and convert.
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    #! /bin/bash
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    # Author:       Danilo 'danix' Macri
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    # Author URI:   http://danixland.net
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    # Script URI:   http://danixland.net/?p=3545
  6. Him: Help IMproved - modified versio... Him: Help IMproved - modified version of the help script shipped with git.
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    #!/bin/sh
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    # usage:        help - Lists all the available commands
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    #               help <command> - Detailled explanation of how "command" works
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