change-username.sh

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-#!/bin/bash
-
-# A script to change the current username
-
-# Get current username
-printf "\nType the current username:\n"
-read old
-
-# Set desired username
-printf "\nType the desired username:\n"
-read new
-
-# Home paths
-ohp="home/$old"
-nhp="home/$new"
-
-# Change username
-printf "\nChanging username\n"
-
-for file in group gshadow passwd shadow subgid subuid
-do
-    sed -i "s/$old/$new/g" /etc/$file*
-done
-
-# Rename home folder
-mv /$ohp /$nhp
-
-# Fix path references in /home for new user
-printf "\nAdjusting paths in home directory\n"
-
-grep -rl "$ohp" /$nhp | xargs sed -i "s+$ohp+$nhp+g"
-
-# Set user info
-echo
-chfn $new
-sync
-
-reboot

mms-check

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-#!/usr/bin/perl
-
-# Check ModemManager for pending SMS/MMS messages clogging its queue.
-# Until mobile Linux natively supports MMS messages, ModemManager is
-# needed along with Janky MMS (https://git.sr.ht/~amindfv/jmms) to get
-# your messages and flush the queue; if the queue gets clogged you don't
-# get incoming messages anymore.
-
-# Usage: run this in your .bashrc so it'll print in your new terminal
-# session to remind you that messages are pending.
-
-use 5.12.0;
-use strict;
-use warnings;
-
-# Find modem ID
-my $modem;
-my $list = `mmcli -L`;
-if ($list =~ m{/Modem/(\d+)}i) {
-	$modem = $1;
-} else {
-	die "didn't find modem id";
-}
-
-my $chk = `mmcli -m $modem --messaging-list-sms`;
-my @lines = split(/\n/, $chk);
-if ($chk !~ /no sms messages were found/i) {
-	say "Notice: mmcli shows there are pending SMS messages:";
-	say $chk;
-}

mms-read

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-#!/bin/bash
-
-# Wrapper for Jenky MMS (https://git.sr.ht/~amindfv/jmms)
-# Until MMS is natively supported in mobile Linux, this command
-# will use jmms to read your pending MMS messages. For this to
-# work the WiFi needs switched off as only the 4G LTE connection
-# has authentication to read from (T-Mobile's) servers.
-
-sudo nmcli radio wifi off
-jmms --get
-sudo nmcli radio wifi on