Markus Zolliker
86eef4e0f6
this is a not-so-easy problem of timing change includes a 'start_frappy' script, which gets port and cfg from the box config file. so install does no longer need to be executed when cfg or port is changed
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21 lines
887 B
Bash
Executable File
export EDITOR=nano
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echo "-----------------------------------------------------"
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echo "Welcome to $HOSTNAME $(hostname -I)"
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echo "ethernet addr $(cat /sys/class/net/eth0/address)"
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function service_status () {
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for name in $@; do \
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enabled=$(systemctl is-enabled ${name} 2> /dev/null) && \
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echo ${name} $(systemctl is-active ${name}) $enabled; \
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done | column -t | grep --color=always '\(disabled\|inactive\|$\)' | nl -bn
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}
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function user_service_status () {
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for name in $@; do \
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enabled=$(systemctl --user is-enabled ${name} 2> /dev/null) && \
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echo ${name} $(systemctl --user is-active ${name}) $enabled; \
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done | column -t | grep --color=always '\(disabled\|inactive\|$\)' | nl -bn
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}
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alias current='cat /home/l_samenv/boxtools/current'
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service_status router display
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user_service_status frappy
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echo "> current # show currently installed state"
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