scripts

Set of useful scripts for system administration

Overview

Use setup shell script to create symbolic links for a set of custom scripts into a target directory, making them easily accessible from your command line.

By default, the symlinks are created in $HOME/.local/bin, but you can specify a different target directory as an argument.

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Usage

./setup [target_directory]

• target_directory (optional): The directory where symlinks will be created.
  Defaults to $HOME/.local/bin if not provided.

Examples

• Create symlinks in the default directory:

./setup /usr/local/bin

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What It Does

• Creates the target directory if it does not exist.

• Executes the chmod +x permissions o nthe scripts.

• Creates or updates symbolic links for the following scripts:

• ff/ff

• fs/fs

• gdc/gdc

• gf/gf

• gpt/gpt

• pie/pie

• rf/rf

• Symlinks use absolute paths to ensure they work regardless of the current working directory.

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Requirements

• The script assumes it is run from the root directory containing the script folders (ff, fs, gdc, etc.).
• You must have execute permissions for the script (chmod +x setup.sh).

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Notes

• Using $HOME/.local/bin as the default target directory follows common Linux user conventions for local executables.
• Make sure your target directory is included in your PATH environment variable to run the linked scripts directly.