- Installs useful software
- Configures .bashrc with a greeting and colorful prompt.
- Configures .bash_aliases with useful shortcuts.
- Creates rsa key with email address appended to the end.
- Configures vim with useful plugins.
- Does not really install spyware.
- XUbuntu 16.04
- Ubuntu Server 16.04
- Raspbian Jessie Lite
Put spyware folder in desired location and open a terminal in the folder.
bash install.sh
Leave the folder in the location where the installer was ran or it will break some of the aliases. If the folder needs to be moved then the installer can be ran again in the new location. The installer can safely be ran anytime if autofs.config and bashrc.config exist in the root folder.
If something is broken, especially in the Node.js scripts located in the lib directory. It might be useful to do a full reinstall.
# Step 1 - remove the lib directory
rm -vfr ~/spyware/lib
# Step 2 - remove the bashrc.config file. - Don't do this if you have edited your .bashrc file. It will be replaced.
rm ~/spyware/bashrc.config
# Step 3 - run the install script again
./install.sh
gitnew <username> <repository> <message> # create and push a new git repository
cloned <username> <repository> # clone a git repository
gitp <message> # commit and tag to a git repository
gpush # to push git repository and tags
curlrails <argument> # access rails server at localhost:3000
shortcut <alias> '<command>' # create a shortcut
sshcopy <alias> <username> <hostname> # copy ssh keys and create shortcut
mountlocal <disk location> <mount point> <file system type> # mount a local hard disk
mountautofs <name for mount point> <username> <remote hostname> # automount a disk with sshfs
createpsqluser <username>\ # create a postgresql user
specific_directory <alias> <user@hostname> <directory> # create alias to ssh to specific directory
network_config <device> <ip address>\ # configure network device
- docker installation
- c9 installation
- update repos to 18.04
- fail2ban