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awesome-scripts

Some useful bash scripts.

Content

Script	Description
healthcheck.sh	Script to use as cron wrap to monitor the job with health.sp-codes.de
login-notify.sh	Script to send an alert on ssh login
validate-remote-backup.sh	Script to validate server side rsync command to use ssh force command
docker-compose-up-all.sh	Script to call `docker-compose up -d` on all subdirectories
docker-stack-deploy-all.sh	Script to call `docker stack deploy` on all subdirectories
node_dir_size_exporter.sh	Script to call `du` on a given directory to export the size to prometheus
update-notify.sh	Script to call `apt` to check the host for new updates and notify in gotify

Setup

To set up all scripts in the current directory run this:

curl https://git.sp-codes.de/samuel-p/awesome-scripts/raw/branch/master/setup.sh | bash -s healthcheck.sh login-notify.sh validate-remote-backup.sh docker-compose-up-all.sh docker-stack-deploy-all.sh node_dir_size_exporter.sh update-notify.sh

Usage

healthcheck.sh

Just use it like this in a cronjob:

0 0 * * * /root/healthcheck.sh 333a77a4-a63e-4885-a045-d52a4f6a3d2f /root/backup.sh > /root/log/last-backup.log 2>&1

The first parameter is the healthcheck uuid instead of the script file you can als pass the command to execute directly after the uuid. The pipe to put all output to a log file is also optional.

Place a .gotify file in the same direction as the script and put the application token in. Append the following line to /etc/pam.d/sshd:

session optional pam_exec.so seteuid /path/to/login-notify.sh

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