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This is a part of my scripts which might be useful to others. Scripts marked with "FIXME" need cleanup to get useful.
License: LGPL
* cleanup-chaos-files.sh Deletes unneeded files like .DS_Store (for example on a NAS)
* delicious_backup.sh Use delicious API to backup your bookmarks to an XML file
* find_big_files.sh (FIXME) Just finds files bigger than n MB and displays them
* iptables.sh Basic iptables script
* libssl-restart-daemons.sh Shows daemons affected by an OpenSSL upgrade needing a restart
* openssl-chk-crt.sh Recursively searches for OpenSSL certificates and shows validity
* policyd-550.sh Grep the mail.log for e-mails rejected by policyd-weight and score
* rblcheck.sh Check if your server is listed on an DNSBL
* tls_stats.sh If you own a mailserver sending e-mails via TLS, show stats of peers
* www-perms.sh Analyze your $documentroot for files writable by www user/group
* getiface.sh Shows which interface would be used to connect to a specific host/IP
* `cleanup-chaos-files.sh`: Deletes unneeded files like .DS_Store (for example on a NAS)
* `delicious_backup.sh`: Use delicious API to backup your bookmarks to an XML file
* `find_big_files.sh`: (FIXME) Just finds files bigger than n MB and displays them
* `iptables.sh`: Basic iptables boilerplate
* `libssl-restart-daemons.sh`: Shows daemons affected by an OpenSSL upgrade needing a restart
* `openssl-chk-crt.sh`: Recursively searches for OpenSSL certificates and shows validity
* `policyd-550.sh`: Grep the mail.log for e-mails rejected by policyd-weight and score
* `rblcheck.sh`: Check if your server is listed on an DNSBL
* `tls_stats.sh`: If you own a mailserver sending e-mails via TLS, show stats of peers
* `www-perms.sh`: Analyze your $documentroot for files writable by www user/group
* `getiface.sh`: Shows which interface would be used to connect to a specific host/IP