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GNU Stow - mirror of savannah git repository occasionally with more bleeding-edge branches
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Cross-platform directory symlinking
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when i started web application security testing, i fall in love with web shell development and designed some PHP based web shells. This repository contains all my codes which i released in public.
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Make your dotfiles easier to manage
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my personal dotfiles
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[mirror] Single-file dotfile manager in POSIX shell
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A multi-platform Unix CLI that prints a symlink's complete chain of targets using absolute paths.
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POC for arbitary file deletion using Symlink(Symbolic links) issue present in many Antivirus software
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Scripts for Facebook Buck: "lockfile" dependencies, jar symlinks, IDE project generator
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-v and --version
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Version output support. Add both -v and --version flags to output version information. Can function similarly to the help output feature - The application should exit after the version information is output.
If run, the following output is expected:
$ linkmon -v
v0.1.1
$ linkmon --version
v0.1.1
Get all symbolic link (file symlinks) using glob
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Merge multiple directories into one via symlinks
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Disable or enable runit services with style
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The most overpowered dotfile/configuration manager.
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Some of the code like this can be replaced by using Lodash methods. I'll let a beginner tackle this if interested😉