Why? Because I can!

#
# Automounter master map
#
# edited by b.nelissen
# 09 May 2011
#
# The master map contains a list of directories to be controlled by
# autofs and their associated direct map or indirect maps.
# http://images.apple.com/business/docs/Autofs.pdf
 
 
# mountpoint			map		-options
+auto_master					# Use directory service
/net							-hosts		-nobrowse,hidefromfinder,nosuid
/home							auto_home	-nobrowse,hidefromfinder
/Network/Servers				-fstab
/-								-static
 
# Koekoek AFP mount
# The first item, ?/-?, is a special mount point that tells autofs to use the mount point specified inside the mount map file (auto_utilities). Since the filename auto_utilities does not start with a forward slash, autofs will look for it in /etc.
# apply changes:
# sudo automount -vc
/auto_afp				auto_afp

# Airport AFP drives for automount
# password is needed for read/write
# apply changes:
# sudo automount -vc
 
# Cinema
KoekoekCinema -fstype=afp afp://USER:PASSWORD@192.168.87.87/KoekoekCinema
# Media
KoekoekMedia -fstype=afp afp://USER:PASSWORD@192.168.87.87/KoekoekMedia

zip -v -9 archief.dmg.zip orgineel.dmg

#
# Automounter master map
#
# edited by b.nelissen
# 09 May 2011
#
# The master map contains a list of directories to be controlled by
# autofs and their associated direct map or indirect maps.
 
# b.nelissen
# tell auto_mount to check /etc/auto_afp
# /-	auto_afp
 
+auto_master		# Use directory service
/net			-hosts		-nobrowse,hidefromfinder,nosuid
/home			auto_home	-nobrowse,hidefromfinder
/Network/Servers	-fstab
/-			-static
/-			-autoafp

# Airport AFP drives for automount
# Cinema
/Volumes/KoekoekCinema -fstype=afp afp://192.168.1.10/KoekoekCinema
# Media
/Volumes/KoekoekMedia -fstype=afp afp://192.168.1.10/KoekoekMedia
# Bas
/Volumes/KoekoekBas -fstype=afp afp://192.168.1.10/KoekoekBas
# ATV
/Volumes/frontrow -fstype=afp afp://username:password@192.168.1.20/frontrow

sudo automount -vc

mdfind -onlyin ~/ '((kMDItemFSCreationDate > $time.this_month)&&(kMDItemFSSize=0))'

find .  -name *.avi -o -name *.mp4 -o -name *.m4v -type f

#!/bin/sh
 
# iPodMusicFinder.sh
# 
#
# Created by Bastiaan Nelissen on 31-10-10.
# Copyright 2010 Bastiaan Nelissen. All rights reserved.
 
# Script shows music files on iPod to copy to iTunes.
# Setup
name=iPodMusicFinder;
chmod 755 ./.SetFile
homedir=`dirname $0`
clear
# Say hello
echo "Welcome to $name"
echo "B.Nelissen - Winter 2010"
echo "This script makes it possible to backup your iPod music"
echo ""
# Startup
# open -a iTunes
echo "We need acces to the iPod-filesystem:"
echo "1. - Start iTunes and connect your iPod."
echo "2. - Select your iPod in the 'Devices' section."
echo "3. - Select the 'Summary' tab."
echo "4. - Select 'Enable disk use'."
echo "5. - 'Apply'."
echo ""
echo "Hit 'Enter' to continu..."
read
clear
# Locate device
echo "Locate your iPod-icon (Desktop) and drag her over here...(hit Enter)"
echo ""
read adress
# Make the right folder visible
if [ -d "$adress" ];then
	echo "Mkay..."
	echo "Now I will take over..."
	"$homedir"/SetFile -a v "$adress/"*
	"$homedir"/SetFile -a v "$adress/iPod_Control/Music"
	"$homedir"/SetFile -a v "$adress/iPod_Control/Music/"*
	open "$adress/iPod_Control/"
	echo "Drag your 'iPod/iPod_Control/Music' folder into iTunes."
	echo "Thats it."
else
	echo "I said:"
	echo "Locate your iPod icon and drag her over here..."
	echo "Quitting..."
fi
exit

 
<code>
#!/bin/bash
# b.nelissen
 
# terminal script for scraping twitter feeds
if [ 0 != ${#1} ]; then
	Q=`echo "$1"|sed 's/#/%23/'`;
	curl -s http://mobile.twitter.com/searches?q=$Q|grep ^\<str -A4|sed -e :a -e's/<[^>]*>//g;/
 
 
</str></code>

uptime
top -l 2 > /tmp/top2x
top -l 1 > /tmp/top1x
cat /tmp/top2x | awk '/CPU usage/ && NR > 5 {print "CPU: " 100-$7 "%"}';
cat /tmp/top1x | awk '/PhysMem/ {print "RAM: ", $8, "(free:",$10 ,")"}';
cat /tmp/top1x | awk '/VM/ {print "pageins:", $7, "pageouts:", $9}';
df -h | grep disk0s2 | awk '{print "Macintosh HD:",$3, "(free:",$4,")"}'
 
echo "\n"
echo "Network:"
echo "out: `curl -s http://checkip.dyndns.org/ | sed 's/[a-zA-Z<>/ :]//g'`"
ifconfig | awk '/flags=|media|inet / {if (substr($2, 1, 6) == "flags=") printf("\n%s ", $1); else if ($1 == "inet") printf("%s ", $2); else if ($1 == "media:") printf(substr($0, 9))}' | awk '$1 ~ /^en/';

date +%A" "%d" "%B;cal -y