Compares the files in `~/.homeshare/Music` and `~/.homeshare/TRUCKMUSIC`
and creates any that are missing or updates those that are outdated.
Uses `ffmpeg` to convert from FLAC to MP3. Embeds album art in each
file (since that's the only way to display them in the truck).
When run by fcron from the *systab* table, the PATH environment variable
does not include the "sbin" locations. Since `emaint` is located in
`/usr/sbin`, it is not found. Thus, the PATH needs to be adjusted.
The snip manager is now split into two parts, a `snips` script, and a
`dmenu_snips` front-end. Rather than storing snips in a single YAML
document, each snips is stored in a separate file.
When the verbose level of `icedax` contains `catalog`, the disc ID is printed
to stdout. This is a faster and simpler method compared to parsing the CD
index XML document.
The `g2testvm.sh` script, inspired by `c7testvm.py`, creates a test virtual
machine using `stage3img.py` and `virt-install`.
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The `stage3img.py` script creates a disk image based on a a Gentoo stage3
tarball. The script supports partitioning the disk image using GPT as well as
creating LVM logical volumes.
This script creates a new virtual machine using `virt-install`. It then starts
an HTTP server to serve a kickstart configuration file to the new VM, which is
used to automatically install CentOS.
Using the `socket.create_connection` function to attempt to connect to the
network service allows both IPv4 and IPv6 support, as the function tries both
families internally and returns the first socket to succeed.
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The `-a` switch to `rsync` causes it to copy extra information that may be
incompatible with the destination if it uses a non-native filesystem (such as
FAT or NTFS). Since most of this additional information is not necessary in a
backup and can cause copy errors, it should be excluded by default. Instead,
the `-r` flag is used to enable recursive copies, and the `-t` flag to
preserve file timestamps.
This script waits for a network service on a remote host (default LDAP on
Arcturus) to become available and then starts one or more virtual machines. It
is used on Atria to start Bellatrix and Rigel, since they need Active
Directory to be up in order to boot correctly.
This PowerShell script starts KVM virtual machines on a remote host by
connecting to the libvirt daemon over SSH (using plink from the PuTTY suite).
The original intent for this script was to run as a scheduled task, triggered
by the event indicating that Active Directory had started, however, for
unknown reasons, this did not end up working. As such, this script remains
unused, but I am committing it anyway for reference.
If not specified, a file named `backups.ini` in the directory specified by the
`XDG_CONFIG_DIR` environment variable (or `~/.config` if it is not set).
To ensure that output is generated, even when no errors occur, and thus cron
sends an email message, we'll print some informational messages before and
after running the backup. These can be switched off with the `-q`/`--quiet`
argument.
By moving the domain definition task earlier in the provisioning process, it
allows the administrator the option of opening the virtual console in
preparation for the virtual machine's first boot. This may be necessary if,
for example, the boot needs to be closely monitored, as there may not be
enough time to launch the console before the machine starts.
Dustin
Dustin C. Hatch