ktopaz

Try "Disposition, Reflection, Triad" by Tool :) Truly an experience

Years ago I wrote this tiny script:

<run-on-all.sh>

  #!/bin/bash

  clusterfile=$1
  cmd="source /etc/profile; $2"
  ssh='ssh -n -A -o BatchMode=yes -o ConnectTimeout=10 -o LogLevel=quiet'
  #add "-o ConnectTimeout=x" for timing out the ssh connection after x seconds

  #redircting stdin for ssh command to /dev/null (using switch "-n" for ssh) since otherwise ssh command breaks bash's "while" loop
  #reference: http://www.unix.com/shell-programming-scripting/38060-ssh-break-while-loop.html

  echo

  while read  line;
  do
   echo "@==============@ running on $line @==============@"
   echo
   echo
   $ssh $line "$cmd"
   echo
   echo
  done < $clusterfile

  echo
  echo
  echo "==============> FINISHED RUNNING for $clusterfile <=============="

All one needs to do is call it like so: ./run-on-all.sh /path/to/cluster/file/list-of-servers-here.txt "sleep 60; reboot"

I have my files pseudo-organized, meaning I kind of try to keep them where they should be logically, but since this varies a lot - they're not really organized. The thing is - I use "everything" a free instant file search tool from voidtools. It is blazingly fast, just start typing and it finds files while you type. It uses the ntfs file system (windows only, sorry everyone else) existing index to perform instant searches, it is hands down the ultimate most fast file search tool I have ever encountered - files literally are found while you type their names, without waiting for even a milli second.

So, no organization (the ocd part of me hates this) but i always find my files in an instant, no matter where i left them.

integrate/sync with google calendar?