VARIOUS PATCHES AND PROGRAMS BY [email protected]


                               utils/*

ducont          Continuous measurerment of speed a directory (current or
               specified) is filled with. Does not take deletions into account yet.
tartouch        Reset a tar file date to the date of the most recent file in it.
dirdatelast     Reset directories' dates to the dates of most recent contents
               of them. Symlinks dates are set to dates of files/directories they
               point to.
ipa             More comprehensible formatting of  ip addr show  command output.
cmddiff         Command output tracer. Can be used to predict (linear fit) time
               of reaching some value in the output. Depends on rcs.
relink          a bash/find/gawk/touch script to hard-link files with the same
               contents
recomp          Simple script to recompress compressed files into .xz format.

showtest DEV    very short version of  smartctl -a DEV  report; to be used
               especially during testing (smartctl -t long DEV)
reall DEV POSITION SIZE         force reallocating SIZE sector(s) at POSITION;
               the POSITION is to be read from smartctl test result, possibly
               via showtest too


                               udev-automount*

udev-automount.YYYY-MM-DD.tar.xz        Mounts in /media more less any removable devices
       which appear in the system (pendrives, SD cards, CDs) and have a filesystem on
       them.
       Installing: cd /; tar xvaf PATH/udev-automount.*.tar.xz; udevadm control --reload-rules
I needed it in some old Debian but no longer in v. 8… But Debian 9+ systemd blocks automounting
unless reconfigured or forcing user namespace (since udev-automount.2020-05-30.tar.xz).


                               screen/*

status on the right, sockdir configuration command
screen-4.0.3-rzm2.diff                  most recent patch for most recent 4.0.x
screen-4.1.0.2014-03-24.rzm2.diff       the patch ported to 4.1.x, not tested

screen-4.0.2-rzm2.diff                  most recent patch, includes man page additions
screen-4.0.2-rzm.diff                   older one, quite similar
screen-3.9.15-rzm.diff                  for screen 3.9.x

1. The status window by default is in bottom-left corner and may be moved into
top-left corner. In both places it may hide the prompt. This patch adds
a command to move status message to the bottom- or top-right corner:
       status [top|up|down|bottom] [left|right]

2. Makefile
With this patch after two installs of the same version instead of

lrwxrwxrwx    1 root     root           13 mar 21 02:00 /local/bin/screen.old -> screen-3.9.15
-rwsr-xr-x    1 root     root       773271 mar 21 02:00 /local/bin/screen-3.9.15.old
-rwsr-xr-x    1 root     root       773969 mar 21 03:30 /local/bin/screen-3.9.15
lrwxrwxrwx    1 root     root           13 mar 21 03:30 /local/bin/screen -> screen-3.9.15

we will get

lrwxrwxrwx    1 root     root           13 mar 21 02:00 /local/bin/screen.old -> screen-3.9.15.old   <----
-rwsr-xr-x    1 root     root       773271 mar 21 02:00 /local/bin/screen-3.9.15.old
-rwsr-xr-x    1 root     root       773969 mar 21 03:30 /local/bin/screen-3.9.15
lrwxrwxrwx    1 root     root           13 mar 21 03:30 /local/bin/screen -> screen-3.9.15

I am not sure if I did not mess up logic of this so this patch may make less
sense than the other ones.

3.  screen -wipe removes all screen sockets. Until now it was possible to
change this behaviour to removing only sockets of local sessions (leaving the
ones of sessions on another machines sharing $SCREENDIR through the NFS) only
by editing SOCKDIR_IS_LOCAL_TO_HOST config.h define. With
       sockdir local|shared
one can change this while running.


                               netapp/*

For use with old NetApp disk controllers.
The "netapps" command has a hardcoded set of controllers. Edit the command to
change it. Example of use:
root@zefir:/local/bin,0# netapps version
COMMAND: version
==> na1
NetApp Release 8.0.2P4 7-Mode: Tue Nov 15 16:16:47 PST 2011
==> na2
NetApp Release 8.0.2P4 7-Mode: Tue Nov 15 16:16:47 PST 2011
==> na3
NetApp Release 8.0.2P4 7-Mode: Tue Nov 15 16:16:47 PST 2011
==> na4
NetApp Release 8.0.2P4 7-Mode: Tue Nov 15 16:16:47 PST 2011

netapp-df: the "-A" options adds aggregates summary. There can be single or
multiple arguments - names of the controllers:
root@zefir:/local/bin,0# netapp-df -A na1 na2
-> na1                      aggregate/volume  [GB]  snap [Śr sier 22 13:50:00 MEST 2018]
name                      used  size avail   %     used size avail   %
na1_10                    2080 42391 40310   4       0     0     0   0
 lan_administracja        448   819   370  54       8   204   196   3
 lan_home                1335  3584  2248  37     238  1536  1297  15
root                        97   454   356  21       0    23    23   0
 f1_root                    0    16    15   4       0     4     3   8
 m1_root                    1    16    14  10       0     4     3   7
 s1_root                    2    16    13  14       0     4     3  10
 vol0                      16    56    39  28      25    14     0 181
Vol-sum:                  1804  4507  2702  40     273  1766  1504  15
Aggr-sum:                 2178 42845 40667   5       0    23    23   0

-> na2                      aggregate/volume  [GB]  snap [Śr sier 22 13:50:03 MEST 2018]
name                      used  size avail   %     used size avail   %
na2_0211                  9771 91476 81704  10       0     0     0   0
 bwn                     9823 13107  3283  74       0  3276  3276   0
root                       100   236   136  42       0     2     2   1
 fiber2_root                0    16    15   4       0     4     3   9
 mix2_root                  0    16    15   3       0     4     3   5
 sata2_root                 5    16    10  36       0     4     3  10
 vol0                      39    56    16  70      42    14     0 303
sata3T_6a                 8057 59347 51290  13      11  3123  3112   0
 lan_LUNs                5047  6553  1506  77       0  1638  1638   0
 lan_administracja          0     0     0   0       0     0     0   0
 lan_backup                 0     0     0   0       0     0     0   0
 lan_rekin                  0     0     0   0       0     0     0   0
 lan_x                      0     0     0   0       0     0     0   0
Vol-sum:                 14917 19764  4846  75      44  4941  4925   0
Aggr-sum:                17930 151060 133130  11      11  3125  3114   0


                               cluster/*

Two examples of tons of my cluster operation scripts (Sun Constellation 6048, 7
kCPU, 60 TFLOPS, Linux, PBS (torque/maui), Infiniband). Rather source of
inspiration than possible to use elsewhere directly:
cluster.state           state of nodes
cluster.state.log       examples
boot.expect             setting of boot device do IB network on a node -
                       unfortunately they use standard PC BIOS, not suitable
                       for mass operations

                               sox/*

                               INTERACTIVE SOX
interactive_sox.README                  description
sox.20050917.tar.bz2                    original sources from CVS
sox.20050917.rzm-2014-05-07-all.diff    all current interative sox patches until the date specified; includes b-e tags time diff printing
sox.20050917-inst8-9.diff               lowered optimization fixes a crash, Dec 2014

                               hodie/*

Mikael Johansson's program to print date ab urbe condita.
Small changes to the SPEC file of the well known program to make it running on modern Fedora (in 2012).


                               zebra/*

zebra-0.95-pre2-zpimd.patch     regenerated zpimd-000919 zebra-0.87 patch
zpimd-000919-for-zebra-0.95-pre2.patch          zpimd-000919 with updated zebra function names and some other
                                               small changes
                               Does not work correctly in my environment, the routes disappear after few
                               minutes - "mgrp timeout". XORP works, I only had to pass PIM protocol through
                               the INPUT chain and add PIM also on the IGMP-only local network side..


                               wu-ftpd/*

wu-ftpd-2.6.2_64.diff.bz2       wu-ftpd configured to work with >= 2 GB files
wu-ftpd-2.6.2_64.README         patch description
wu-ftpd-2.6.2_64.200506.diff.bz2 The same as above + working REST for files >= 2 GB
wu-ftpd-2.6.2_64.200506.README


                               spam/*

clamav-0.86.2-atime-preserve.patch      clamscan touches the access time. With
                               this patch you can use --atime-preserve option,
                               similar to the one you can see in tar program.
                               On Linux probably you can use mount --bind
                               instead but I do not know about anything like
                               this on Solaris.

mimedefang-filter               my version of mimedefang-2.38.tar.gz:examples/suggested-minimum-filter-for-windows-clients
                               Features:
                               - action_tempfail() - we return 4xx codes
                                 instead of 5xx; with $TempFail=0 back to 5xx
                                 - not tested
                               - filter_recipient() procedure with list of
                                 people wanting to be filtered
                               - SpamAssassin can be used with list exceptions
                                 - people who do not want to be filtered by SA
                                 (they will get their spam with SA header
                                 anyway so they can filter themselves); it
                                 solves problem with SA which gets only
                                 From:/To: addresses so correct whitelisting
                                 (with use of envelope) is impossible)


                               old/*

truncate.c                      truncate command (see truncate(2)) (there is such command in coreutils now)
coreutils-5.96.pl.po            translation with corrected encoding
host_991529+.diff               This version of host recognizes IPv6 addresses in the following formats:
                               3ffe:8010::             normal format of a host (mask 128) address
                               3ffe:8010::1            normal format of a host (mask 128) address
                               3ffe:8010::/28          with mask
                               3ffe:8010:2::/28        with mask; :2: will be masked
                               3ffe:8010:2             relaxed format; default mask will be 48 in this case
                               3ffe:8010/28            default mask 32 but shorten explicitely to 28
                               All of the above addresses will be transformed into ip6.int domain form,
                               e.g. 3ffe:8010/28 -> 1.0.8.E.F.F.3.ip6.int.  ::/0 can be used to ask
                               about just ip6.int.
                               There no IPv6 communication support yet.
                               PS. RFC 3152 introduces ip6.arpa instead of ip6.int
clink.1.0a.diff                 new options: -Q (quiet) -p SOURCE_PORT
                               - to be able to track link with administrative prohibition:
                                 if ( (icmp->icmp_code == ICMP_PORT_UNREACH) || (icmp->icmp_code == ICMP_PKT_FILTERED) ) {
                               - unless SOURCE_POST set omit source port >= 61000 (Linux masquerading?, always reserved?)
                                 if (sport>=61000) sport -= 10000;
                               It is a pathchar-like program, see: http://allendowney.com/research/clink/

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