Perl

A wide range of scripts for Windows interpreter (cmd.exe) and other interpreters such as bash shell (.sh), visual basic (.vbs), python (.py) and so on. Plus some set of standalone console utilities and tools aside other utilities and tools from cygwin, msys and mingw.

• 📃 https://github.com/andry81-stats/contools--gh-stats 📃

The rest is extracted into standalone repositories beginning by contools--.

To search on the GitHub:

https://github.com/andry81?tab=repositories&q=contools

Irssi and ZNC log database storage, retrieval, and analysis. Handles Irssi and ZNC logs but is designed to be as generic as possible and can be used for other clients or generic logs.

Simple search engine for ThumbsUp which uses the thumbsup sqlite database to query for images and then generates HTML to use the ThumbsUp generated images and HTML for display.

Scripting en source files om een database op te bouwen met gebeurtenissen uit de Utrechtse geschiedenis.

(Perl) Safely extract a module's version

linux packaging for Kali Linux

Run programs on ephemeral AWS EC2 instances.

kali-menu packaging for Kali Linux

App to help pick numbers for the daily millions

dpkg packaging for Kali Linux

CI/CD component to build Perl projects

Client code for v2 of the AbuseIPDB API

Choose random questions for multiple choice survey

amavis is a high-performance email content filter framework written in Perl.

CGI script for browsing Perl's POD pages

(Perl) brian's module tool

sharee.bike open-source bike-sharing software goes public. Sharing bikes with COPRI-operator server-instances and sharee.bike App. Connect all together to get a wide network of bike sharing opportunities

tasksel packaging for Kali Linux

A wide range of scripts for Windows interpreter (cmd.exe) and other interpreters such as bash shell (.sh), visual basic (.vbs), python (.py), jscript (.js), perl (.pl) and so on.

The Mini Esoteric (or MESO) project is a collection of odds-n-ends Unix scripts written by Gabriel T. Sharp. They range from very esoteric (machine-specific) to general purpose (usable by anyone). Some of the more useful scripts are outlined in README.md, where you can find out more information. Scripts are mostly ZSH and PERL5, but there are a few SH, BASH, and other shell scripts mixed in along with some support files which are data-only files that support certain scripts. These can only be used in Windows if you use the Linux subsystem or cygwin since they rely a root devfs, procfs, and tmpfs to be present.