[9fans] couple of scripts - specific tasks

[9fans] couple of scripts - specific tasks

[Akshat Kumar]

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Largely useless scripts that'll perhaps save someone a few minutes or
at least a few keystrokes -- they've been done with simplicity, not
conciseness or efficiency, in mind.  No usage info (fn) is provided.

convo/fmt is to be used with "generic" IRC logs like the one produced
by andrey's irc7 (which does not include timestamps), in order to get
some of the last lines of dialog, output in tabbed format for
legibility.
	convo/fmt me nick /tmp/log 10
gets 10 latest lines of convo between 'me' and 'nick'
	convo/fmt '#channel' '' /tmp/log 10
gets 10 latest lines of convo in #channel

chkill is a kill(1) equivalent for processes being run by, i.e., none
-- to be used by hostowner
it made restarting httpd happen in less keystrokes, and the excessive,
imitative, output is enthralling.


reminder for somethings,
and a cry for help regarding others,
ak

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#!/bin/rc

j=''
chan=''

fn format{
	if(~ $1 '#'*){
		if(! ~ $1 $chan)
			echo $1
		chan=$1
		shift
		output $j $* |
			awk '{print "  " $0}' |
			fmt
	}
	if not
		output $j $* | fmt
	j=$1
}

fn output{
	if(~ $1 $2){
		shift 2
		echo '  ' $*
	}
	if not{
		shift
		echo
		echo $*
	}
}

grep -e $2^'.*PRIVMSG '^$1^'.*|^PRIVMSG '^$2^' :' $3 |
tail $4 |
sed '
	s/^PRIVMSG ((#.*)?).* :/\1 ⇒ /g
	s/:(.*)!.* PRIVMSG ((#.*)?).* :/\2 \1→ /g
	s/
//g' |
while(line=`{read}) format $line

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#!/bin/rc

for(i){
	ps | grep $i |
		while(line=`{read}){
echo 'chmod 777 /proc/'^$line(2)^'/note &&		#'^$line(7)^'
	echo kill > /proc/'^$line(2)^'/note'
		}
}

Re: [9fans] couple of scripts - specific tasks

[Russ Cox]

> chkill is a kill(1) equivalent for processes being run by, i.e., none
> -- to be used by hostowner
> it made restarting httpd happen in less keystrokes, and the excessive,
> imitative, output is enthralling.

looks like /bin/Kill.

russ

Re: [9fans] couple of scripts - specific tasks

[Akshat Kumar]

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Oh, you're right -- I noticed Kill lingering around, a while back, but
didn't look into it.  chkill is more lazy than Kill it seems

Thanks

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From: "Russ Cox" <rsc@swtch.com>
To: "Fans of the OS Plan 9 from Bell Labs" <9fans@9fans.net>
Subject: Re: [9fans] couple of scripts - specific tasks
Date: Fri, 2 Jan 2009 05:11:39 -0800
Message-ID: <dd6fe68a0901020511t954d2fhe0d69279cfaab489@mail.gmail.com>

> chkill is a kill(1) equivalent for processes being run by, i.e., none
> -- to be used by hostowner
> it made restarting httpd happen in less keystrokes, and the excessive,
> imitative, output is enthralling.

looks like /bin/Kill.

russ