Useful Scripts
Collection of useful scripts for Windows and Linux
ProfessorShroom š Scripts
Just a useful collection of scripts for Linux and Windows.
Docker
- dockerInstallPi.sh - Install Docker on a Raspberry Pi.
- dockerInstallUbuntu.sh - Install Docker on Ubuntu.
- updateDockerContainers.sh - Updates all Docker containers, assuming all are held within the same directory.
For example, if all containers are held within/mnt/docker/you just add the name of the subfolder.
Change the following line to your Docker directory:
dockerDir="/path/to/docker/containers"
and then input your containers like below:
containers="
Jellyfin
Radarr
SABnzbd
Sonarr
"
MergerFS
- mergerFSBalance.sh - Balances my MergerFS volume, but excludes a directory on one of the drives I do not want balanced:
-e /mnt/drive1/Docker/
means that the Docker folder within drive 1 is excluded from the balance process.
Metadata
- removeImgMetadata.sh - Removes metadata from all images.
You set the directory by changing:
TARGET_DIR="$BASE_DIR/location/of/images"
Leave $BASE_DIR to run a relative path from the location of the script, removing it will allow you to input an absolute path.
Will install exiftool if not already installed
- removeImgMetadata.ps1 - Exactly the same as above, but for Windows.
Nextcloud
- nextcloudSync.sh - Runs a two-way Nextcloud sync to a specified location.
Change:
WATCH_DIR="/path/to/Nextcloud"
to change the location of Nextcloud on the local drive.
- nextcloudService.service - SystemD service file for the above script. Only errors are logged to avoid clogging up the log file.
Change:
RequiresMountsFor=/path/to/nextcloud
to the drive that the Nextcloud folder is located in.
Change
/path/to/nextcloudSync.sh
under ExecStart= to wherever the script is located.
Change User=user to your username.
Change
EnvironmentFile=/home/user/nextcloud.env
to the location of your env file.
-
nextcloudService.timer - SystemD service timer file for the above script, this is delayed for 2 minutes after booting and will run every 5 minutes unless an instance is already running.
-
nextcloud.env - Environment file containing your credentials.
Change:
REMOTE="https://username:password@nextcloud.domain.com"
to suit your username, password (app password if using MFA), and Nextcloud domain.
Iād suggest locking it by running
sudo chmod 600
and
sudo chown root:root
on the file after entering your credentials.
Windows
- ClearFileExplorer.vbs - Clears the file explorer history.
- EmptyRecycleBin.vbs - Empties the recycle bin.