{"id":1820,"date":"2014-01-07T16:26:14","date_gmt":"2014-01-08T00:26:14","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.wellgolly.com\/?p=1820"},"modified":"2015-06-25T10:17:21","modified_gmt":"2015-06-25T17:17:21","slug":"bash","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.wellgolly.com\/?p=1820","title":{"rendered":"bash"},"content":{"rendered":"

I\u2019m playing around with bash and trying to understand how it thinks. I manage a bunch of servers so I wrote some aliases and functions to help me manage them. In my .profile or my .bash_profile I added a line to run the shell script that helps me do things. The last line is:
\n
\n . ~\/.bash_config
\n<\/code><\/p>\n

If you make changes to this file, you can reload your profile and see the changes by running:
\n
\n source ~\/.profile
\n<\/code><\/p>\n

I found a bunch of .bash_profile\u2019s online and used some of the ideas from them. The best one is from Nathaniel Landau<\/a>. I kept his basic structure and lots of his aliases. I also added a bunch of stuff people might be interested in. I left in a lot of stuff that I later rewrote so people learning bash can see my thought process as I developed the script.<\/p>\n


\n# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
\n# .bash_config
\n# Description: BASH configurations and aliases
\n# Called from .profile or .bash_profile with . ~\/.bash_config
\n# Sections:
\n# 1. Environment Configuration
\n# 2. Make Terminal Better (remapping defaults and adding functionality)
\n# 3. File and Folder Management
\n# 4. Searching
\n# 5. Process Management
\n# 6. Networking
\n# 7. System Operations & Information
\n# 8. Web Development
\n# 9. Reminders & Notes
\n#
\n# Source: http:\/\/natelandau.com\/my-mac-osx-bash_profile\/
\n# Modified extensively - January 2014
\n# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------<\/p>\n

# -------------------------------
\n# 1. ENVIRONMENT CONFIGURATION
\n# -------------------------------<\/p>\n

# Change Prompt
\n# ------------------------------------------------------------
\n# export PS1=\"________________________________________________________________________________
\n \\n| \\w @ \\h (\\u) \\n| => \"
\n# export PS2=\"| => \"
\n#\t\\e[ - Indicates the beginning of color prompt
\n#\tx;ym - Indicates color code. Use the color code values mentioned below.
\n#\t\\e[m - indicates the end of color prompt
\n# \\e works on Ubuntu and in the OSX prompt, but not in echo commands on OSX use \\033 instead
\n# Normal Colors
\nBLACK='\\033[0;30m' # Black
\nRED='\\033[0;31m' # Red
\nGREEN='\\033[0;32m' # Green
\nYELLOW='\\033[0;33m' # Yellow
\nBLUE='\\033[0;34m' # Blue
\nPURPLE='\\033[0;35m' # Purple
\nCYAN='\\033[0;36m' # Cyan
\nWHITE='\\033[0;37m' # White<\/p>\n

# Bold - Change 0; to 1;
\nB_BLACK='\\033[1;30m' # Black
\nB_RED='\\033[1;31m' # Red
\nB_GREEN='\\033[1;32m' # Green
\nB_YELLOW='\\033[1;33m' # Yellow
\nB_BLUE='\\033[1;34m' # Blue
\nB_PURPLE='\\033[1;35m' # Purple
\nB_CYAN='\\033[1;36m' # Cyan
\nB_WHITE='\\033[1;37m' # White<\/p>\n

NC='\\033[m' # No Color - Reset color prompt<\/p>\n

# Make it clear in the prompt which system I\u2019m on
\n# localName=$(echo $HOSTNAME | cut -d. -f 2); # Pull out the local part of the HOSTNAME
\nif [ \"$HOSTNAME\" = \"server\" ]; then
\n hostColor=$B_RED;
\nelif [ \"$HOSTNAME\" = \"dave\" ]; then
\n hostColor=$B_PURPLE;
\nelif [ \"$HOSTNAME\" = \"don\" ]; then
\n hostColor=$B_CYAN;
\n# Mac $HOSTNAME has .local appended, cut it out
\nelif [ $(echo $HOSTNAME | cut -d. -f 2) = \"local\" ]; then
\n hostColor=$B_BLACK;
\nelse
\n hostColor=$B_GREEN;
\nfi
\n # Colors are in {} just to be clear, even though \\ is not a valid variable character.
\n # NC doesn\u2019t need to be in {} since it is followed by a space.
\n export PS1=\"${B_BLUE}\\u@${hostColor}\\h: ${B_GREEN}\\w$NC $ \"<\/p>\n

# Set Paths
\n# ------------------------------------------------------------
\n# export PATH=\"$PATH:\/usr\/local\/bin\/\"
\n# export PATH=\"$PATH:\/usr\/local\/git\/bin:\/sw\/bin\/:\/usr\/local\/bin:\/usr\/local\/:\/usr\/local\/sbin:\/usr\/local\/mysql\/bin\"<\/p>\n

# Set Default Editor (change 'Nano' to the editor of your choice)
\n# ------------------------------------------------------------
\n export EDITOR=\/usr\/bin\/vim
\n if [ \"$HOSTNAME\" = \"Dave\" ]
\n then
\n export EDITOR=\/usr\/bin\/nano
\n fi<\/p>\n

# Keep the history file around forever
\n export HISTSIZE=10000
\n export HISTFILESIZE=1000000000<\/p>\n

# Set default blocksize for ls, df, du
\n# from this: http:\/\/hints.macworld.com\/comment.php?mode=view&cid=24491
\n# ------------------------------------------------------------
\n export BLOCKSIZE=1k<\/p>\n

# Add color to terminal
\n# from http:\/\/osxdaily.com\/2012\/02\/21\/add-color-to-the-terminal-in-mac-os-x\/
\n# ------------------------------------------------------------
\n export CLICOLOR=1
\n# export LSCOLORS=ExFxBxDxCxegedabagacad<\/p>\n

export TZ=America\/Los_Angeles<\/p>\n

# -----------------------------
\n# 2. MAKE TERMINAL BETTER
\n# -----------------------------
\n# Override an alias with command e.g. command cp file1 file2
\n# -i is the interactive flag, -v is the verbose flag
\nalias cp='cp -iv' # -i warns before overwriting
\nalias mv='mv -iv' # -i warns before overwriting
\nalias mkdir='mkdir -pv' # -p Create intermediate directories as required
\nmcd () { mkdir -p \"$1\" && cd \"$1\"; } # Makes new Dir and jumps inside<\/p>\n

alias ll='ls -FGlAhp' #
\nalias less='less -FSRXc' # Preferred 'less' implementation<\/p>\n

cd() { builtin cd \"$@\"; ll; } # Always list directory contents upon 'cd'
\nalias cd..='cd ..\/' # Go back 1 directory level (for fast typers)
\nalias ..='cd ..\/' # Go back 1 directory level
\nalias ...='cd ..\/..\/' # Go back 2 directory levels
\nalias .3='cd ..\/..\/..\/' # Go back 3 directory levels
\nalias .4='cd ..\/..\/..\/..\/' # Go back 4 directory levels
\nalias .5='cd ..\/..\/..\/..\/..\/' # Go back 5 directory levels
\nalias .6='cd ..\/..\/..\/..\/..\/..\/' # Go back 6 directory levels
\nalias ~=\"cd ~\" # Go Home<\/p>\n

alias which='type -all' # Find executables
\nalias path='echo -e ${PATH\/\/:\/\\\\n}' # Echo all executable Paths<\/p>\n

#
\n# OSX specific aliases and commands
\n#
\nalias f='open -a Finder .\/' # Opens current directory in OSX Finder<\/p>\n

trash () { command mv \"$@\" ~\/.Trash ; } # Moves a file to the OSX trash
\nql () { qlmanage -p \"$*\" >& \/dev\/null; } # Opens any file in OSX Quicklook Preview
\nalias DT='tee ~\/Desktop\/terminalOut.txt' # Pipe content to file on OSX Desktop<\/p>\n

# lr: Full Recursive Directory Listing
\n# ------------------------------------------
\nalias lr='ls -R | grep \":$\" | sed -e '\\''s\/:$\/\/'\\'' -e '\\''s\/[^-][^\\\/]*\\\/\/--\/g'\\'' -e '\\''s\/^\/ \/'\\'' -e '\\''s\/-\/|\/'\\'' | less'<\/p>\n

# mans: Search manpage given in agument '1' for term given in argument '2' (case insensitive)
\n# displays paginated result with colored search terms and two lines surrounding each hit.
\n# Example: mans mplayer codec
\n# --------------------------------------------------------------------
\n mans () {
\n man $1 | grep -iC2 --color=always $2 | less
\n }
\nalias mansearch='mans'
\n# showa: to remind yourself of an alias (given some part of it)
\n# ------------------------------------------------------------
\n showa () { \/usr\/bin\/grep --color=always -i -a1 $@ ~\/Library\/init\/bash\/aliases.bash | grep -v '^\\s*$' | less -FSRXc ; }<\/p>\n

# -------------------------------
\n# 3. FILE AND FOLDER MANAGEMENT
\n# -------------------------------<\/p>\n

zipf () { zip -r \"$1\".zip \"$1\" ; } # Create a ZIP archive of a folder
\nalias numFiles='echo $(ls -1 | wc -l)' # Count of non-hidden files in current dir
\nalias make1mb='mkfile 1m .\/1MB.dat' # Creates a file of 1mb size (all zeros)
\nalias make5mb='mkfile 5m .\/5MB.dat' # Creates a file of 5mb size (all zeros)
\nalias make10mb='mkfile 10m .\/10MB.dat' # Creates a file of 10mb size (all zeros)<\/p>\n

# extract: Extract most known archives with one command
\n# ---------------------------------------------------------
\n extract () {
\n if [ -f $1 ] ; then
\n case $1 in
\n *.tar.bz2) tar xjf $1 ;;
\n *.tar.gz) tar xzf $1 ;;
\n *.bz2) bunzip2 $1 ;;
\n *.rar) unrar e $1 ;;
\n *.gz) gunzip $1 ;;
\n *.tar) tar xf $1 ;;
\n *.tbz2) tar xjf $1 ;;
\n *.tgz) tar xzf $1 ;;
\n *.zip) unzip $1 ;;
\n *.Z) uncompress $1 ;;
\n *.7z) 7z x $1 ;;
\n *) echo \"'$1' cannot be extracted via extract()\" ;;
\n esac
\n else
\n echo \"'$1' is not a valid file\"
\n fi
\n }<\/p>\n

# ---------------------------
\n# 4. SEARCHING
\n# ---------------------------<\/p>\n

alias qfind=\"find . -name \" # qfind: Quickly search for file
\nff () { \/usr\/bin\/find . -name \"$@\" ; } # ff: Find file under the current directory
\nffs () { \/usr\/bin\/find . -name \"$@\"'*' ; } # ffs: Find file whose name starts with a given string
\nffe () { \/usr\/bin\/find . -name '*'\"$@\" ; } # ffe: Find file whose name ends with a given string<\/p>\n

# spotlight: Search for a file using MacOS Spotlight's metadata
\n# -----------------------------------------------------------
\n spotlight () { mdfind \"kMDItemDisplayName == '$@'wc\"; }<\/p>\n

#
\nalias h='history' # Shortcut for history
\nhist() { history | grep $1; } # Find a command in the history, e.g hist man<\/p>\n

# ---------------------------
\n# 5. PROCESS MANAGEMENT
\n# ---------------------------<\/p>\n

# findPid: find out the pid of a specified process
\n# -----------------------------------------------------
\n# Note that the command name can be specified via a regex
\n# E.g. findPid '\/d$\/' finds pids of all processes with names ending in 'd'
\n# Without the 'sudo' it will only find processes of the current user
\n# -----------------------------------------------------
\n findPid () { lsof -t -c \"$@\" ; }<\/p>\n

# memHogsTop, memHogsPs: Find memory hogs
\n# -----------------------------------------------------
\n alias memHogsTop='top -l 1 -o rsize | head -20'
\n alias memHogsPs='ps wwaxm -o pid,stat,vsize,rss,time,command | head -10'<\/p>\n

# cpuHogs: Find CPU hogs
\n# -----------------------------------------------------
\n alias cpu_hogs='ps wwaxr -o pid,stat,%cpu,time,command | head -10'<\/p>\n

# topForever: Continual 'top' listing (every 10 seconds)
\n# -----------------------------------------------------
\n alias topForever='top -l 9999999 -s 10 -o cpu'<\/p>\n

# ttop: Recommended 'top' invocation to minimize resources
\n# ------------------------------------------------------------
\n# Taken from this macosxhints article
\n# http:\/\/www.macosxhints.com\/article.php?story=20060816123853639
\n# ------------------------------------------------------------
\n alias ttop=\"top -R -F -s 10 -o rsize\"<\/p>\n

# my_ps: List processes owned by my user:
\n# ------------------------------------------------------------
\n my_ps() { ps $@ -u $USER -o pid,%cpu,%mem,start,time,bsdtime,command ; }<\/p>\n

# ---------------------------
\n# 6. NETWORKING
\n# ---------------------------<\/p>\n

# Log in to other systems<\/p>\n

id=$(who am i | cut -d\\ -f 1)
\nserver='192.168.194.220'
\ndave='192.168.201.11'
\ndon='192.168.102.113'
\npurple='purple.aserver.com'<\/p>\n

# Update the list of servers if you add one. It is used on connect and scp functions
\nservers=(server dave don purple)<\/p>\n

# The commented out aliases and functions are experiments with different ways to use aliases and functions<\/p>\n

# With the id placed in the alias, not generalizable
\n# alias server='ssh myloginid@192.168.194.220'<\/p>\n

# Find the userID from login info
\n# alias server='ssh $(who am i | cut -d\\ -f 1)@192.168.194.220'<\/p>\n

# Make the userID an alias
\n# alias myID='who am i | cut -d\\ -f 1'
\n# alias server='ssh \"echo $(myID)\"@192.168.194.220'
\n# alias server='ssh $(myID)@192.168.194.220'<\/p>\n

# Make the userID a variable and use it later in the function
\n# server() { id=$(who am i | cut -d\\ -f 1); ssh $id@192.168.194.220; }<\/p>\n

# Make the userID a variable in the shell script and use it in an alias or function
\n# $id can\u2019t be local since isn\u2019t called until the alias or function is invoked.
\n# id=$(who am i | cut -d\\ -f 1)
\n# alias server='ssh $id@192.168.194.220'
\n# server() { ssh $(myID)@192.168.194.220 ; }<\/p>\n

# Using the select conditional to pick a server
\n# This example shows how a case statement and $REPLY can be used
\n# It can be generalized so that answers aren\u2019t hard coded
\nwhichserver() {
\n # We don\u2019t need the list outside this function. Making it local assures that we don\u2019t clobber a previous alias with the same name
\n local serverlist=(server dave don purple)
\n PS3='Select a server. '<\/p>\n

select srv in ${serverlist[@]} \"Quit\"; do # the @ expands all the elements of the array into separate words<\/p>\n

case \"$REPLY\" in
\n # It would be nice if you could do this, but you can\u2019t put anything in a case statement that isn\u2019t one of the cases
\n # arrayitem=$(( ${#serverlist[@]}+1 ))
\n 1 )
\n echo \"Connecting to ${serverlist[$REPLY-1]}\"; ssh \"$id@$server\" ;;
\n 2 )
\n echo \"Connecting to ${serverlist[$REPLY-1]}\"; ssh \"$id@$dane\" ;;
\n 3 )
\n echo \"Connecting to ${serverlist[$REPLY-1]}\"; ssh \"$id@$dane\" ;;<\/p>\n

# The last option is quit. (( )) is arithmetic evaluation. # counts the number of items in the array.
\n $(( ${#serverlist[@]}+1 )) )
\n echo \"No server selected.\";
\n esac<\/p>\n

break<\/p>\n

done
\n}<\/p>\n

# Here's the same code using an eval to run the alias<\/p>\n

connect() {
\n # Requires an array called servers that has IP addresses or domain names.
\n # It is defined when aliases are defined at the beginning of this script.
\n if [ -z \"$1\" ]; then<\/p>\n

PS3='Select a server. '
\n select srv in ${servers[@]} \"Quit\"; do # the @ expands all the elements of the array into separate words<\/p>\n

if [ \"$REPLY\" -lt $(( ${#servers[@]}+1 )) ]; then
\n echo \"Connecting to ${servers[$REPLY-1]}\"
\n ssh ${!servers[$REPLY-1]}
\n else
\n echo \"No server selected.\";
\n fi<\/p>\n

break<\/p>\n

done
\n else
\n echo \"Connecting to $1\"
\n ssh ${!1}
\n fi
\n}<\/p>\n

# Share .bash_config. Requires . ~\/.bash_config in .bash_profile
\nshare() {<\/p>\n

# This works if you want to list out each server
\n # scp .bash_config ${id}@${server}:.bash_config
\n # scp .bash_config ${id}@${dane}:.bash_config
\n # scp .bash_config ${id}@${dan}:.bash_config<\/p>\n

for serv in \"${servers[@]}\"; do
\n echo \"Connecting to $serv\"
\n scp .bash_config ${id}@${!serv}:.bash_config
\n done
\n}<\/p>\n

alias myip='curl ip.appspot.com' # Use Google\u2019s AppSpot site to find this machine\u2019s public facing IP Address
\nalias netCons='lsof -i' # Show all open TCP\/IP sockets
\nalias flushDNS='dscacheutil -flushcache' # Flush out the DNS Cache
\nalias lsock='sudo \/usr\/sbin\/lsof -i -P' # Display open sockets
\nalias lsockU='sudo \/usr\/sbin\/lsof -nP | grep UDP' # Display only open UDP sockets
\nalias lsockT='sudo \/usr\/sbin\/lsof -nP | grep TCP' # Display only open TCP sockets
\nalias ipInfo0='ipconfig getpacket en0' # Get info on connections for en0
\nalias ipInfo1='ipconfig getpacket en1' # Get info on connections for en1
\nalias openPorts='sudo lsof -i | grep LISTEN' # All listening connections
\nalias showBlocked='sudo ipfw list' # All ipfw rules inc\/ blocked IPs<\/p>\n

# ii: display useful host related informaton
\n# -------------------------------------------------------------------
\n# -e enable interpretation of backslash escapes<\/p>\n

ii() {
\n ## \\e works on Ubuntu but not recognized on OSX, must use \\033
\n ## Didn\u2019t work since colors weren\u2019t defined. Now they are.
\n ## local RED='\\033[0;31m' # Red
\n ## local NC=\"\\033[0m\" # Color Reset
\n echo -e \"\\nYou are logged on to $HOST\"
\n echo -e \"\\nAdditional information: \" ; uname -a
\n echo -e \"\\n${RED}Users logged on:${NC} \" ; w -h
\n echo -e \"\\n${RED}Current date :${NC} \" ; date
\n echo -e \"\\n${RED}Machine stats :${NC} \" ; uptime
\n echo -e \"\\n${RED}Current network location :${NC} \" ; scselect
\n echo -e \"\\n${RED}Public facing IP Address :${NC} \" ;myip
\n #echo -e \"\\n${RED}DNS Configuration:${NC} \" ; scutil --dns
\n echo
\n }<\/p>\n

# ---------------------------------------
\n# 7. SYSTEMS OPERATIONS & INFORMATION
\n# ---------------------------------------<\/p>\n

alias mountReadWrite='\/sbin\/mount -uw \/' # mountReadWrite: For use when booted into single-user<\/p>\n

# cleanupDS: Recursively delete .DS_Store files
\n# -------------------------------------------------------------------
\n alias cleanupDS=\"find . -type f -name '*.DS_Store' -ls -delete\"<\/p>\n

# finderShowHidden: Show hidden files in Finder
\n# finderHideHidden: Hide hidden files in Finder
\n# -------------------------------------------------------------------
\n alias finderShowHidden='defaults write com.apple.finder ShowAllFiles TRUE'
\n alias finderHideHidden='defaults write com.apple.finder ShowAllFiles FALSE'<\/p>\n

# cleanupLS: Clean up LaunchServices to remove duplicates in the \"Open With\" menu
\n# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
\n alias cleanupLS=\"\/System\/Library\/Frameworks\/CoreServices.framework\/Frameworks\/LaunchServices.framework\/Support\/lsregister -kill -r -domain local -domain system -domain user && killall Finder\"<\/p>\n

# screensaverDesktop: Run a screensaver on the Desktop
\n# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
\n alias screensaverDesktop='\/System\/Library\/Frameworks\/ScreenSaver.framework\/Resources\/ScreenSaverEngine.app\/Contents\/MacOS\/ScreenSaverEngine -background'<\/p>\n

# ---------------------------------------
\n# 8. WEB DEVELOPMENT
\n# ---------------------------------------<\/p>\n

alias apacheEdit='sudo $EDITOR \/etc\/httpd\/httpd.conf' # Edit httpd.conf
\nalias apacheRestart='sudo service apache2 restart' # Restart Apache
\nalias mySQLRestart='sudo service mySQL restart' # Restart mySQL
\nalias editHosts='sudo $EDITOR \/etc\/hosts' # Edit \/etc\/hosts file
\nalias taile='tail -f \/var\/log\/php_error.log' # Tails PHP error logs
\nalias apacheLogs=\"less +F \/var\/log\/apache2\/error_log\" # Shows apache error logs
\nhttpHeaders () { \/usr\/bin\/curl -I -L $@ ; } # httpHeaders: Grabs headers from web page<\/p>\n

# httpDebug: Download a web page and show info on what took time
\n# -------------------------------------------------------------------
\n httpDebug () { \/usr\/bin\/curl $@ -o \/dev\/null -w \"dns: %{time_namelookup} connect: %{time_connect} pretransfer: %{time_pretransfer} starttransfer: %{time_starttransfer} total: %{time_total}\\n\" ; }<\/p>\n

# ---------------------------------------
\n# 9. REMINDERS & NOTES
\n# ---------------------------------------<\/p>\n

# Things I Can\u2019t Remember
\nticr() {
\n echo -e \"\\n${B_PURPLE}Things I Can\u2019t Remember$NC\"
\n# Ubuntu update commands
\n echo -e \"\\n${B_BLACK}safe-upgrade is preferred$NC\"
\n echo -e \"sudo aptitude safe-upgrade\"<\/p>\n

echo -e \"\\n${B_BLACK}If safe-upgrade doesn\u2019t work you can do it manually$NC\"
\n echo -e \"sudo apt-get update\"
\n echo -e \"sudo apt-get upgrade\"<\/p>\n

echo -e \"\\n${B_BLACK}Sometimes a reboot is required after an update$NC\"
\n echo -e \"sudo reboot\"<\/p>\n

echo -e \"\\n${B_BLACK}scp a file e.g public key$NC\"
\n echo -e \"scp .\/.ssh\/RSA_KEY.pub myloginid@198.199.102.113:\/home\/myloginid\/.ssh\/authorized_keys\"
\n}<\/p>\n

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