Shell Script Jobs

I need a Windows-friendly VBS script that can hop across a list of IP addresses, open every target file it finds there, search for any 10-digit number, and place a “1” in front of each of those numbers. Some hosts may have a single file, others a whole directory tree, so the script must cope with a variable number of files per IP address. Whenever a file contains more than one 10-digit string it should modify each occurrence, not just the first or the last. Ideally the script will: • Accept a text list of IPs and a root path (UNC or mapped drive). • Recursively scan from that path downward, capturing every readable file that matches the extensions I define at runtime. • Perform an in-place edit, backing up originals with a timestamp in case a rollback is...

The immediate goal is to bring fully-functioning validator and miner nodes for both Gonka AI and Bittensor online, running on rented H100 GPU servers. I already have the hardware allocated and wallets ready; what I need is an engineer who can take the nodes from zero to profitable operation and then keep them humming. Key tasks • Provision and secure each H100 instance, configure networking, firewalls, SSH keys and wallets • Containerise the stacks with Docker (Kubernetes or Podman are possible later, but Docker is fine for the first iteration) • Tune CUDA-level settings so every GPU cycle counts and rewards are maximised • Build simple Bash or Python scripts that monitor logs, restart on failure and push basic alerts • Produce step-by-step documentation...

Your work will include: • Installing the full list of packages I provide. • Configuring each component so paths, environment variables, services, and firewalls line

I need an open-source fax solution deployed on a Linux host so I can both send and receive faxes from the network. Every incoming fax must be archived automatically as a PDF, and all administration—including queue monitoring, user setup, and log review—has to be handled through a clean, browser-based interface. Any stack that meets those points is fine Like ICTFax as long as it runs on a recent Debian/Ubuntu or CentOS release with no licensing fees. I will supply SSH access to a fresh VM and either a Class 1/2 USB modem or a T.38 SIP trunk you can register against. Fax server installation & system hardening SIP trunk / FoIP gateway integration Incoming & outgoing fax routing and testing Web-based fax send, receive & management Automatic PDF conversion for all...

We are looking for an experienced DevOps / GitLab CI engineer to design and implement a robust CI/CD setup for a Docker-based application consisting of a backend and a frontend, both living in the same GitLab repository. The goal of this project is to establish a clean, developer-friendly workflow that supports: Automatic internal test deployments (review apps) for feature branches Automated production deployments to a public VPS when code is merged to main This setup should follow GitLab CI best practices, especially GitLab Environments and Review Apps, and be simple for developers to use without requiring manual server access

I’m looking for a small, no-frills tool that I can spin up on a Linux VPS and use to blast out a single message to every recipient listed in a CSV file. The workflow is simple: I upload the CSV, paste or type the message, press send, and watch the log as each username or user_id is processed. Core expectations • Runs headless on common Linux distros (Ubuntu/Debian preferred) • Leverages the unofficial Telegram API • Accepts CSV upload (one column of @usernames or ids) and sends the same text to each entry in sequence • Streams progress to stdout or a minimal web dashboard, then saves a completion report (sent / failed) to CSV or JSON Deliverables 1. Clean, well-commented source code 2. Step-by-step setup notes I can follow on a fresh server (Dockerf...

I’ve got a Fabric-based Cobblemon server mostly ready, but our ranks still lack the right LuckPerms rules. I only need the user-level permissions sorted out—nothing for mods or admins just yet. Here’s what has to work for every regular player: • /rtp for random teleports • /sethome (and /home) for multiple homes • /fly toggling • Essentials-style conveniences such as /nick and /workbench I’ll share console or LuckPerms web-editor access so you can create the groups, set inheritance, and apply the above commands cleanly. All changes should be importable via a single LuckPerms export or a concise command list I can paste into the console. Once applied, I’ll test each command on a fresh player account; if everything fires without e...

I’m looking for someone who can install and configure OpenClaw on a fresh Linux environment (Ubuntu 24). Once it’s in place I need it tuned specifically for running automation scripts—no other features are required right now. The job is considered finished when: • OpenClaw is installed from source or packages, whatever is most stable on Ubuntu 24. • The automation‐script module is enabled and a sample script executes without errors. • I have a brief README outlining the key commands to start, stop, and update the service. If you’ve compiled similar tools or set up CI-style script runners before, this should be straightforward. open claw open site and login and bet bhave of me what i say to him ho and this mach and bet liek that

I run a small server that relies on a single token embedded in five local bash scripts. That token changes frequently and is published inside a public .m3u file on GitHub. What I need is a lightweight solution that runs every minute from cron, fetches that remote .m3u, pulls out both the URL and its accompanying token, and then slips the fresh values into each of the local scripts where they are currently hard-coded as script parameters. Current state • The five bash files already exist and work; they simply hold outdated, hard-coded parameters. so they probably need to be modified to run like: $token= "" ffmpeg -i "blablabla/$token/channel/ -c copy blabla • The .m3u has a consistent format, so the token and URL can be isolated reliably with a regex or simila...