If you’re running a self-hosted GitLab instance, you might eventually accumulate a large number of old pipelines and jobs that are no longer useful. These can clutter your project dashboards and consume unnecessary storage space. In this guide, we’ll walk through how to clean up these unused resources using a Python script. This solution assumes…
This post will be edited over time, please feel free to come back and check for new content. Last edit: 11-25-2024 Goal: A HomeLab setup that protects itself This example HomeLab has at its core an OPNSense Router, smart switches with subnet zones, several VMs, a few Docker environments, and specifically for this version of…
To sync all of the mp3 files from a path (pwd) to another location, you can run this first to test to see what would copy: find -ctime -60 -name “*.mp3″ -print0 | rsync -aucvn –files-from=- –from0 ./ /path/to/destination/ Then remove the “n” from the rsync flags to copy, archive style, all files with update…
So you have a group files with an unuseful name for another program or service you are using and you want to rename the whole group. Here is the solution: renamer.sh #!/bin/bash # renames.sh # basic file renamer criteria=$1 re_match=$2 replace=$3 for i in $( ls *$criteria* ); do src=$i tgt=$(echo $i | sed -e…
Bash is as useful as you are able to manipulate your hand-off. Some of us like one-liners, heck, we love one liners. This isn’t one of those, this requires you to make a script file and then punch it. It works using layered loops and some process substitution. You have to cd to the dir…