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I have created some scripts throughout the years which were handy at the time for me (both professionally and personally). Majority of the scripts have been written in Bash, PHP or Perl as I really like these kind of instant scripting languages. Some of these scripts can be convenient to others as well so that's why I decided to make a small portion of them available here. Please note that the GPL license is applicable to these scripts. I hope they have some use to you as well. |
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| aix_pw.sh | 2005 | A small bash script written by me that converts the AIX password file to a regular Unix shadow format (including hashes of passwords). This makes it possible to import it in a password cracking tool as John the Ripper or L0phtcrack. www.baurichter.com/resources/aix_pw3 |
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| rebuild.sh | 2005 | Bash script that converts a file with IP addresses and subnet masks to a file with CIDR notation. Please note that this script requires the binary whatmask (http://www.laffeycomputer.com/software.html) to operate correctly. www.baurichter.com/resources/rebuild |
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| reverse_dns | 2004 | This Bash scripts "builds" its own reverse DNS database even if the primary/secondary/tertiary nameservers of a given domain do not allow reverse DNS queries. Not fast nor 100% reliable. www.baurichter.com/resources/reverse_dns |
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| PGP+ | 2004 | PGP+ tars given files or folders and encrypt it with the private PGP key. Decryption can also be done through this tool. Functionality is a bit redundant as cryptofs is now available in newer kernels. www.baurichter.com/resources/pgp+31 |
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| log.sh | 2003 | An handy bash script that parses different log files and subsequently show the (last) entries you desire. One can specify how many entries should be displayed on STDOUT. This script can be easily tweaked for other log files as well. www.baurichter.com/resources/log.sh |
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| dnsxplore | 2002 | A Bash script that collects and explores all sorts of DNS information about an IP address or domain name that is given. Subsequently displays and saves output to a file. Good for basic information gathering. This file requires binaries such as dig, nmap, host (available on most Linux distributions). www.baurichter.com/resources/dnsxplore |
