Email test

Also, as a quick follow-up; I haven't finished all the= teaching materials and labs yet, but last year, we had an issue with 1 or = maybe 2 of the VMs provided, and weren't able to get them to run. If yo= u run into a similar issue, don't dead-lock yourself on the issue, and = we can figure it out during class, you can ping me and we can chat about it= , or we just won't run the lab, in the class.

Don= 9;t let the labs be any sort of sticking point for you.

Thanks

On Wed, Jul 6, 2016 at 2:38 PM, Mike <= span dir=3D"ltr"><mikedawg@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi Everyone,

I'm so excited that = I get to do this class again. We really had a great time last year when we = taught the class, and this year will be fun as well. I'm excited you= 9;re going to join us.

So, I want to give the basi= c idea, and layout of the class, to give you an idea of what to expect.

I would recommend to people to bring a laptop, that i= s hopefully capable of running VMs. I'm pretty familiar with VirtualBox= , but also acceptable will be KVM, and vmware. I can usually click my way t= hrough most of these VM environments, and get you setup. If you don't h= ave a laptop, and just want to watch either my screen, or a fellow student&= #39;s screen, that is acceptable, as well; and you'll be more than welc= ome to participate.

I'm going to walk through = some of these VMs with you, give you a chance to attack them, as you will; = and work on some remediation's for the vulnerabilities we find.

I would highly recommend that you set up your environment= , and even test with the VMs listed below, to make sure you are ready to go= for the class.

I'm using VMs from vulnhub.com ( https://vulnhub.com ), and specifically,= the ones I'm using are:

De-ICE: S1.100
http://hackingdojo.com/downloads/iso/De-ICE_S1.100.iso

De-ICE: S1.110
http://hacki= ngdojo.com/downloads/iso/De-ICE_S1.110.iso

De-= ICE: S2.100
https://download.v= ulnhub.com/deice/De-ICE_S2.100_%28de-ice.net-2.100-1.0%29.iso

De-ICE: S1.120
http://hackingdojo.com/d= ownloads/iso/De-ICE_S1.120.iso

De-ICE: S1.140<= /div>
http://hackingdojo.com/downloads/iso/De-ICE_S1.140.iso<= /a>

Pentester Lab: CVE-2014-6271: ShellShock
=
https://download.vulnhub.com/pentesterlab/cve-2014-6271= .iso

Please, please, plea= se, please reach out to me if you have any questions/problems, and we can e= ither address them, or come up with a valid workaround.

Again, I'm super excited to be doing this class again!

--
Mike

Mi= ke

--001a114eddaec05cf60536fdb1a7-- From DLWillson@TheGeek.NU Thu Jul 7 16:26:11 2016 From: DLWillson@TheGeek.NU (David L. Willson) Date: Thu, 7 Jul 2016 09:26:11 -0600 (MDT) Subject: [SFS] LFCS SG: Open Lab today at noon In-Reply-To: <31575986.200886.1467659832853.JavaMail.root@thegeek.nu> Message-ID: <16768633.209097.1467905171380.JavaMail.root@thegeek.nu> Study Groupers: Remember there's an open lab hour at noon in Big Blue Button today. SFS Fishes: Feel free to join us. This is un-programmed, facilitated time. Bring your questions, requests, problems, and projects. I'll be "in the lab" from about noon until about 1PM. The unironically big blue button to join Big Blue Button is in the left-nav on www.sofree.us; the password is 'expert' -- David L. Willson Teacher, Engineer, Evangelist RHCE+Satellite CCAH Linux+ LPIC-1 SUSE_CLP LFCS Mobile 720-333-LANS(5267) http://sofree.us This is a good time for a r3VOLution. From DLWillson@TheGeek.NU Fri Jul 8 06:29:01 2016 From: DLWillson@TheGeek.NU (David L. Willson) Date: Thu, 7 Jul 2016 23:29:01 -0600 (MDT) Subject: [SFS] need a substitute teacher In-Reply-To: <14530694.210633.1467954869644.JavaMail.root@thegeek.nu> Message-ID: <7392634.210646.1467955741846.JavaMail.root@thegeek.nu> ------=_Part_210645_10415949.1467955741845 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=utf-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit I need someone to fill in for me with the LFCS Study Group on 7/20. The substitute teacher will need to cover NFS or apache: show-and-tell (1 hour) and support learners practicing (2 hours). Ideally, they will demonstrate a simple server setup on CentOS 7, openSUSE 13.1, and Ubuntu 14.04. Yes, I know it's a lot to cover in an hour. It's OK to be shallow and finish late. Anyone? -- David L. Willson Teacher, Engineer, Evangelist RHCE+Satellite CCAH Linux+ LPIC-1 SUSE_CLP LFCS Mobile 720-333-LANS(5267) http://sofree.us This is a good time for a r3VOLution. ------=_Part_210645_10415949.1467955741845 Content-Type: text/html; charset=utf-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit

I need someone to fill in for me with the LFCS Study Group on 7/20.

The substitute teacher will need to cover NFS or apache: show-and-tell (1 hour) and support learners practicing (2 hours).

Ideally, they will demonstrate a simple server setup on CentOS 7, openSUSE 13.1, and Ubuntu 14.04.

Yes, I know it's a lot to cover in an hour. It's OK to be shallow and finish late.

Anyone?

--

David L. Willson
Teacher, Engineer, Evangelist
RHCE+Satellite CCAH Linux+ LPIC-1 SUSE_CLP LFCS
Mobile 720-333-LANS(5267)
http://sofree.us

This is a good time for a r3VOLution.

------=_Part_210645_10415949.1467955741845-- From matuse@gmail.com Thu Jul 14 06:52:32 2016 From: matuse@gmail.com (Matt James) Date: Wed, 13 Jul 2016 23:52:32 -0600 Subject: [SFS] Struggling with regex / file renaming Message-ID: Gents, So - I'm trying to clean up some file names so that plex will index my Simpsons episodes correctly. Currently, I have stuff named like this: 1205 Homer vs. Dignity.mpg 1206 The Computer Wore Menace Shoes.mpg 1207 The Great Money Caper.mpg 1208 Skinner's Sense of Snow.mpg That is - first two numbers are the season, second two are the episode. I'd like to rename them like this: s12e05 Homer vs. Dignity.mpg s12e06 The Computer Wore Menace Shoes.mpg s12e07 The Great Money Caper.mpg s12e08 Skinner's Sense of Snow.mpg so, after a little man pages and google, I tried the following: matt@owncloud:/backup/SIMPSONS/12$ for f in *.mpg; do echo mv $f $(echo $f | sed -e 's/$[0-9][0-9]$$[0-9][0-9]$/s\1e\2/'); done mv 1205 Homer vs. Dignity.mpg s12e05 Homer vs. Dignity.mpg mv 1206 The Computer Wore Menace Shoes.mpg s12e06 The Computer Wore Menace Shoes.mpg mv 1207 The Great Money Caper.mpg s12e07 The Great Money Caper.mpg mv 1208 Skinner's Sense of Snow.mpg s12e08 Skinner's Sense of Snow.mpg Basically, I'm searching for a group of two numbers and then another two numbers and then I'm replacing with an "s", then group 1, then "e", then group 2, and then the rest of the file name. this seems to do what I want, except when I take out the "echo" in the for loop - it doesn't actually work because I'm not escaping the spaces correctly (I think that's why it's failing anyway) so - I tried this: matt@owncloud:/backup/SIMPSONS/12$ for f in *.mpg; do echo mv $f ${f/([0-9][0-9])([0-9][0-9])/s\1e\2/}; done mv 1205 Homer vs. Dignity.mpg 1205 Homer vs. Dignity.mpg mv 1206 The Computer Wore Menace Shoes.mpg 1206 The Computer Wore Menace Shoes.mpg mv 1207 The Great Money Caper.mpg 1207 The Great Money Caper.mpg mv 1208 Skinner's Sense of Snow.mpg 1208 Skinner's Sense of Snow.mpg but, as you can see - it's not matching the search anymore and so it just returns the same filename instead of the modified one. What am I missing? Is there a better way? It's almost midnight - I'm putting this down for now - maybe one of you can help.... Matt From matuse@gmail.com Thu Jul 14 14:33:09 2016 From: matuse@gmail.com (Matt James) Date: Thu, 14 Jul 2016 07:33:09 -0600 Subject: [SFS] Struggling with regex / file renaming In-Reply-To: References: Message-ID: --001a114fcaa8fc80dc0537988a10 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 On Jul 14, 2016 7:07 AM, "David L. Willson" wrote: > > Try storing the new filename in a variable and/or add quotes. > > n=$( echo $f | sed ... ) > echo mv "$f" "$n" Thanks - I'll give it a try. > > Also, consider asking the ladies. We have a few smart ones on the list. My bad. I drafted the email to a select few and then changed to the list. I failed to update the greeting, please excuse the error. Matt --001a114fcaa8fc80dc0537988a10 Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable

On Jul 14, 2016 7:07 AM, "David L. Willson" <DLWillson@thegeek.nu> wrote: >
> Try storing the new filename in a variable and/or add quotes.
>
> n=3D$( echo $f | sed ... )
> echo mv "$f" "$n"

Thanks - I'll give it a try.

>
> Also, consider asking the ladies. We have a few smart ones on the list= .

My bad.=C2=A0 I drafted the email to a select few and then c= hanged to the list. I failed to update the greeting, please excuse the erro= r.

Matt

<snip>

--001a114fcaa8fc80dc0537988a10-- From MikeDawg@gmail.com Thu Jul 14 15:18:35 2016 From: MikeDawg@gmail.com (Mike) Date: Thu, 14 Jul 2016 08:18:35 -0600 Subject: [SFS] Struggling with regex / file renaming In-Reply-To: References: Message-ID: --001a11441d5e79151d0537992de4 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 So, my honest opinion, just for ease of use. Have you looked at sonarr? I've got it doing all sorts of media management. On Jul 13, 2016 23:55, "Matt James" wrote: > Gents, > So - I'm trying to clean up some file names so that plex will index > my Simpsons episodes correctly. > > Currently, I have stuff named like this: > > 1205 Homer vs. Dignity.mpg > 1206 The Computer Wore Menace Shoes.mpg > 1207 The Great Money Caper.mpg > 1208 Skinner's Sense of Snow.mpg > > That is - first two numbers are the season, second two are the episode. > > I'd like to rename them like this: > > s12e05 Homer vs. Dignity.mpg > s12e06 The Computer Wore Menace Shoes.mpg > s12e07 The Great Money Caper.mpg > s12e08 Skinner's Sense of Snow.mpg > > so, after a little man pages and google, I tried the following: > > matt@owncloud:/backup/SIMPSONS/12$ for f in *.mpg; do echo mv $f > $(echo $f | sed -e 's/$[0-9][0-9]$$[0-9][0-9]$/s\1e\2/'); done > mv 1205 Homer vs. Dignity.mpg s12e05 Homer vs. Dignity.mpg > mv 1206 The Computer Wore Menace Shoes.mpg s12e06 The Computer Wore > Menace Shoes.mpg > mv 1207 The Great Money Caper.mpg s12e07 The Great Money Caper.mpg > mv 1208 Skinner's Sense of Snow.mpg s12e08 Skinner's Sense of Snow.mpg > > Basically, I'm searching for a group of two numbers and then another > two numbers and then I'm replacing with an "s", then group 1, then > "e", then group 2, and then the rest of the file name. > this seems to do what I want, except when I take out the "echo" in the > for loop - it doesn't actually work because I'm not escaping the > spaces correctly (I think that's why it's failing anyway) > > so - I tried this: > > matt@owncloud:/backup/SIMPSONS/12$ for f in *.mpg; do echo mv $f > ${f/([0-9][0-9])([0-9][0-9])/s\1e\2/}; done > mv 1205 Homer vs. Dignity.mpg 1205 Homer vs. Dignity.mpg > mv 1206 The Computer Wore Menace Shoes.mpg 1206 The Computer Wore > Menace Shoes.mpg > mv 1207 The Great Money Caper.mpg 1207 The Great Money Caper.mpg > mv 1208 Skinner's Sense of Snow.mpg 1208 Skinner's Sense of Snow.mpg > > but, as you can see - it's not matching the search anymore and so it > just returns the same filename instead of the modified one. > > What am I missing? Is there a better way? It's almost midnight - I'm > putting this down for now - maybe one of you can help.... > > Matt > _______________________________________________ > SFS mailing list > SFS@thegeek.nu > http://mailman.thegeek.nu/mailman/listinfo/sfs > --001a11441d5e79151d0537992de4 Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable

So, my honest opinion, just for ease of use. Have you looked= at sonarr?

I've got it doing all sorts of media management.

On Jul 13, 2016 23:55, "Matt James" &l= t;matuse@gmail.com> wrote:

Gents,
=C2=A0 =C2=A0So - I'm trying to clean up some file names so that plex w= ill index
my Simpsons episodes correctly.

Currently, I have stuff named like this:

1205 Homer vs. Dignity.mpg
1206 The Computer Wore Menace Shoes.mpg
1207 The Great Money Caper.mpg
1208 Skinner's Sense of Snow.mpg

That is - first two numbers are the season, second two are the episode.

I'd like to rename them like this:

s12e05 Homer vs. Dignity.mpg
s12e06 The Computer Wore Menace Shoes.mpg
s12e07 The Great Money Caper.mpg
s12e08 Skinner's Sense of Snow.mpg

so, after a little man pages and google,=C2=A0 I tried the following:

matt@owncloud:/backup/SIMPSONS/12$ for f in *.mpg; do echo mv $f
$(echo $f | sed -e 's/$[0-9][0-9]$$[0-9][0-9]$/s\1e\2/'); done<= br> mv 1205 Homer vs. Dignity.mpg s12e05 Homer vs. Dignity.mpg
mv 1206 The Computer Wore Menace Shoes.mpg s12e06 The Computer Wore
Menace Shoes.mpg
mv 1207 The Great Money Caper.mpg s12e07 The Great Money Caper.mpg
mv 1208 Skinner's Sense of Snow.mpg s12e08 Skinner's Sense of Snow.= mpg

Basically, I'm searching for a group of two numbers and then another two numbers and then I'm replacing with an "s", then group 1,= then
"e", then group 2, and then the rest of the file name.
this seems to do what I want, except when I take out the "echo" i= n the
for loop - it doesn't actually work because I'm not escaping the spaces correctly (I think that's why it's failing anyway)

so - I tried this:

matt@owncloud:/backup/SIMPSONS/12$ for f in *.mpg; do echo mv $f
${f/([0-9][0-9])([0-9][0-9])/s\1e\2/}; done
mv 1205 Homer vs. Dignity.mpg 1205 Homer vs. Dignity.mpg
mv 1206 The Computer Wore Menace Shoes.mpg 1206 The Computer Wore
Menace Shoes.mpg
mv 1207 The Great Money Caper.mpg 1207 The Great Money Caper.mpg
mv 1208 Skinner's Sense of Snow.mpg 1208 Skinner's Sense of Snow.mp= g

but, as you can see - it's not matching the search anymore and so it just returns the same filename instead of the modified one.

What am I missing?=C2=A0 Is there a better way?=C2=A0 It's almost midni= ght - I'm
putting this down for now - maybe one of you can help....

Matt
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--001a11441d5e79151d0537992de4-- From davide.del.vento@gmail.com Thu Jul 14 15:43:45 2016 From: davide.del.vento@gmail.com (Davide Del Vento) Date: Thu, 14 Jul 2016 08:43:45 -0600 Subject: [SFS] Struggling with regex / file renaming In-Reply-To: References: Message-ID: > Is there a better way? I'm old school: don't use spaces in filenames. Use CamelCase or underscores or something else. Now that you have them, you might remove them with tr (or sed, or whatever). From aayore@gmail.com Thu Jul 14 15:45:52 2016 From: aayore@gmail.com (Aaron Brown) Date: Thu, 14 Jul 2016 08:45:52 -0600 Subject: [SFS] Struggling with regex / file renaming In-Reply-To: References: Message-ID: <5787A5A0.4010307@gmail.com> This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------050302080901060700020903 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8; format=flowed Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Seemed to work fine for me by quoting the entirety of each variable: for f in *.mpg; do mv "$f" "$(echo $f | sed -e 's/$[0-9][0-9]$$[0-9][0-9]$/s\1e\2/')"; done > Matt James > July 13, 2016 at 11:52 PM > Gents, > So - I'm trying to clean up some file names so that plex will index > my Simpsons episodes correctly. > > Currently, I have stuff named like this: > > 1205 Homer vs. Dignity.mpg > 1206 The Computer Wore Menace Shoes.mpg > 1207 The Great Money Caper.mpg > 1208 Skinner's Sense of Snow.mpg > > That is - first two numbers are the season, second two are the episode. > > I'd like to rename them like this: > > s12e05 Homer vs. Dignity.mpg > s12e06 The Computer Wore Menace Shoes.mpg > s12e07 The Great Money Caper.mpg > s12e08 Skinner's Sense of Snow.mpg > > so, after a little man pages and google, I tried the following: > > matt@owncloud:/backup/SIMPSONS/12$ for f in *.mpg; do echo mv $f > $(echo $f | sed -e 's/$[0-9][0-9]$$[0-9][0-9]$/s\1e\2/'); done > mv 1205 Homer vs. Dignity.mpg s12e05 Homer vs. Dignity.mpg > mv 1206 The Computer Wore Menace Shoes.mpg s12e06 The Computer Wore > Menace Shoes.mpg > mv 1207 The Great Money Caper.mpg s12e07 The Great Money Caper.mpg > mv 1208 Skinner's Sense of Snow.mpg s12e08 Skinner's Sense of Snow.mpg > > Basically, I'm searching for a group of two numbers and then another > two numbers and then I'm replacing with an "s", then group 1, then > "e", then group 2, and then the rest of the file name. > this seems to do what I want, except when I take out the "echo" in the > for loop - it doesn't actually work because I'm not escaping the > spaces correctly (I think that's why it's failing anyway) > > so - I tried this: > > matt@owncloud:/backup/SIMPSONS/12$ for f in *.mpg; do echo mv $f > ${f/([0-9][0-9])([0-9][0-9])/s\1e\2/}; done > mv 1205 Homer vs. Dignity.mpg 1205 Homer vs. Dignity.mpg > mv 1206 The Computer Wore Menace Shoes.mpg 1206 The Computer Wore > Menace Shoes.mpg > mv 1207 The Great Money Caper.mpg 1207 The Great Money Caper.mpg > mv 1208 Skinner's Sense of Snow.mpg 1208 Skinner's Sense of Snow.mpg > > but, as you can see - it's not matching the search anymore and so it > just returns the same filename instead of the modified one. > > What am I missing? Is there a better way? It's almost midnight - I'm > putting this down for now - maybe one of you can help.... > > Matt > _______________________________________________ > SFS mailing list > SFS@thegeek.nu > http://mailman.thegeek.nu/mailman/listinfo/sfs --------------050302080901060700020903 Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Seemed to work fine for me by quoting the entirety of each variable:

for f in *.mpg; do mv "$f" "$(echo $f | sed -e 's/$[0-9][0-9]$$[0-9][0-9]$/s\1e\2/')"; done

Matt James

July 13, 2016 at 11:52 PM

Gents,
So - I'm trying to clean up some file names so that plex will index
my Simpsons episodes correctly.

Currently, I have stuff named like this:

1205 Homer vs. Dignity.mpg
1206 The Computer Wore Menace Shoes.mpg
1207 The Great Money Caper.mpg
1208 Skinner's Sense of Snow.mpg

That is - first two numbers are the season, second two are the episode.

I'd like to rename them like this:

s12e05 Homer vs. Dignity.mpg
s12e06 The Computer Wore Menace Shoes.mpg
s12e07 The Great Money Caper.mpg
s12e08 Skinner's Sense of Snow.mpg

so, after a little man pages and google, I tried the following:

matt@owncloud:/backup/SIMPSONS/12$ for f in *.mpg; do echo mv $f
$(echo $f | sed -e 's/$[0-9][0-9]$$[0-9][0-9]$/s\1e\2/'); done
mv 1205 Homer vs. Dignity.mpg s12e05 Homer vs. Dignity.mpg
mv 1206 The Computer Wore Menace Shoes.mpg s12e06 The Computer Wore
Menace Shoes.mpg
mv 1207 The Great Money Caper.mpg s12e07 The Great Money Caper.mpg
mv 1208 Skinner's Sense of Snow.mpg s12e08 Skinner's Sense of Snow.mpg

Basically, I'm searching for a group of two numbers and then another
two numbers and then I'm replacing with an "s", then group 1, then
"e", then group 2, and then the rest of the file name.
this seems to do what I want, except when I take out the "echo" in the
for loop - it doesn't actually work because I'm not escaping the
spaces correctly (I think that's why it's failing anyway)

so - I tried this:

matt@owncloud:/backup/SIMPSONS/12$ for f in *.mpg; do echo mv $f
${f/([0-9][0-9])([0-9][0-9])/s\1e\2/}; done
mv 1205 Homer vs. Dignity.mpg 1205 Homer vs. Dignity.mpg
mv 1206 The Computer Wore Menace Shoes.mpg 1206 The Computer Wore
Menace Shoes.mpg
mv 1207 The Great Money Caper.mpg 1207 The Great Money Caper.mpg
mv 1208 Skinner's Sense of Snow.mpg 1208 Skinner's Sense of Snow.mpg

but, as you can see - it's not matching the search anymore and so it
just returns the same filename instead of the modified one.

What am I missing? Is there a better way? It's almost midnight - I'm
putting this down for now - maybe one of you can help....

Matt
_______________________________________________
SFS mailing list
SFS@thegeek.nu
http://mailman.thegeek.nu/mailman/listinfo/sfs

--------------050302080901060700020903-- From matuse@gmail.com Thu Jul 14 18:03:09 2016 From: matuse@gmail.com (Matt James) Date: Thu, 14 Jul 2016 11:03:09 -0600 Subject: [SFS] Struggling with regex / file renaming In-Reply-To: <5787A5A0.4010307@gmail.com> References: <5787A5A0.4010307@gmail.com> Message-ID: thanks Aaron, quotes worked like a charm - not sure why I didn't try that.... Davide - yea, I know - I don't like the spaces either, but my bigger issue was plex not linking the season / episode numbers together - had to separate them anyway. Mike - never heard of sonaar - I'll look into it. Thanks everyone for helping the helpless. :-) Matt On Thu, Jul 14, 2016 at 8:45 AM, Aaron Brown wrote: > Seemed to work fine for me by quoting the entirety of each variable: > > for f in *.mpg; do mv "$f" "$(echo $f | sed -e > 's/$[0-9][0-9]$$[0-9][0-9]$/s\1e\2/')"; done > > Matt James > July 13, 2016 at 11:52 PM > Gents, > So - I'm trying to clean up some file names so that plex will index > my Simpsons episodes correctly. > > Currently, I have stuff named like this: > > 1205 Homer vs. Dignity.mpg > 1206 The Computer Wore Menace Shoes.mpg > 1207 The Great Money Caper.mpg > 1208 Skinner's Sense of Snow.mpg > > That is - first two numbers are the season, second two are the episode. > > I'd like to rename them like this: > > s12e05 Homer vs. Dignity.mpg > s12e06 The Computer Wore Menace Shoes.mpg > s12e07 The Great Money Caper.mpg > s12e08 Skinner's Sense of Snow.mpg > > so, after a little man pages and google, I tried the following: > > matt@owncloud:/backup/SIMPSONS/12$ for f in *.mpg; do echo mv $f > $(echo $f | sed -e 's/$[0-9][0-9]$$[0-9][0-9]$/s\1e\2/'); done > mv 1205 Homer vs. Dignity.mpg s12e05 Homer vs. Dignity.mpg > mv 1206 The Computer Wore Menace Shoes.mpg s12e06 The Computer Wore > Menace Shoes.mpg > mv 1207 The Great Money Caper.mpg s12e07 The Great Money Caper.mpg > mv 1208 Skinner's Sense of Snow.mpg s12e08 Skinner's Sense of Snow.mpg > > Basically, I'm searching for a group of two numbers and then another > two numbers and then I'm replacing with an "s", then group 1, then > "e", then group 2, and then the rest of the file name. > this seems to do what I want, except when I take out the "echo" in the > for loop - it doesn't actually work because I'm not escaping the > spaces correctly (I think that's why it's failing anyway) > > so - I tried this: > > matt@owncloud:/backup/SIMPSONS/12$ for f in *.mpg; do echo mv $f > ${f/([0-9][0-9])([0-9][0-9])/s\1e\2/}; done > mv 1205 Homer vs. Dignity.mpg 1205 Homer vs. Dignity.mpg > mv 1206 The Computer Wore Menace Shoes.mpg 1206 The Computer Wore > Menace Shoes.mpg > mv 1207 The Great Money Caper.mpg 1207 The Great Money Caper.mpg > mv 1208 Skinner's Sense of Snow.mpg 1208 Skinner's Sense of Snow.mpg > > but, as you can see - it's not matching the search anymore and so it > just returns the same filename instead of the modified one. > > What am I missing? Is there a better way? It's almost midnight - I'm > putting this down for now - maybe one of you can help.... > > Matt > _______________________________________________ > SFS mailing list > SFS@thegeek.nu > http://mailman.thegeek.nu/mailman/listinfo/sfs > > From shannon.dillman@gmail.com Thu Jul 14 18:37:19 2016 From: shannon.dillman@gmail.com (Shannon Dillman) Date: Thu, 14 Jul 2016 13:37:19 -0400 Subject: [SFS] Struggling with regex / file renaming In-Reply-To: References: <5787A5A0.4010307@gmail.com> Message-ID: --001a1143e8e87f711205379bf692 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Might want to give http://www.filebot.net/ a look. Pre-built packages are available, and everything's on SourceForge and Github . On Thu, Jul 14, 2016 at 1:03 PM, Matt James wrote: > thanks Aaron, quotes worked like a charm - not sure why I didn't try > that.... > > Davide - yea, I know - I don't like the spaces either, but my bigger > issue was plex not linking the season / episode numbers together - had > to separate them anyway. > > Mike - never heard of sonaar - I'll look into it. > > Thanks everyone for helping the helpless. :-) > > Matt > > On Thu, Jul 14, 2016 at 8:45 AM, Aaron Brown wrote: > > Seemed to work fine for me by quoting the entirety of each variable: > > > > for f in *.mpg; do mv "$f" "$(echo $f | sed -e > > 's/$[0-9][0-9]$$[0-9][0-9]$/s\1e\2/')"; done > > > > Matt James > > July 13, 2016 at 11:52 PM > > Gents, > > So - I'm trying to clean up some file names so that plex will index > > my Simpsons episodes correctly. > > > > Currently, I have stuff named like this: > > > > 1205 Homer vs. Dignity.mpg > > 1206 The Computer Wore Menace Shoes.mpg > > 1207 The Great Money Caper.mpg > > 1208 Skinner's Sense of Snow.mpg > > > > That is - first two numbers are the season, second two are the episode. > > > > I'd like to rename them like this: > > > > s12e05 Homer vs. Dignity.mpg > > s12e06 The Computer Wore Menace Shoes.mpg > > s12e07 The Great Money Caper.mpg > > s12e08 Skinner's Sense of Snow.mpg > > > > so, after a little man pages and google, I tried the following: > > > > matt@owncloud:/backup/SIMPSONS/12$ for f in *.mpg; do echo mv $f > > $(echo $f | sed -e 's/$[0-9][0-9]$$[0-9][0-9]$/s\1e\2/'); done > > mv 1205 Homer vs. Dignity.mpg s12e05 Homer vs. Dignity.mpg > > mv 1206 The Computer Wore Menace Shoes.mpg s12e06 The Computer Wore > > Menace Shoes.mpg > > mv 1207 The Great Money Caper.mpg s12e07 The Great Money Caper.mpg > > mv 1208 Skinner's Sense of Snow.mpg s12e08 Skinner's Sense of Snow.mpg > > > > Basically, I'm searching for a group of two numbers and then another > > two numbers and then I'm replacing with an "s", then group 1, then > > "e", then group 2, and then the rest of the file name. > > this seems to do what I want, except when I take out the "echo" in the > > for loop - it doesn't actually work because I'm not escaping the > > spaces correctly (I think that's why it's failing anyway) > > > > so - I tried this: > > > > matt@owncloud:/backup/SIMPSONS/12$ for f in *.mpg; do echo mv $f > > ${f/([0-9][0-9])([0-9][0-9])/s\1e\2/}; done > > mv 1205 Homer vs. Dignity.mpg 1205 Homer vs. Dignity.mpg > > mv 1206 The Computer Wore Menace Shoes.mpg 1206 The Computer Wore > > Menace Shoes.mpg > > mv 1207 The Great Money Caper.mpg 1207 The Great Money Caper.mpg > > mv 1208 Skinner's Sense of Snow.mpg 1208 Skinner's Sense of Snow.mpg > > > > but, as you can see - it's not matching the search anymore and so it > > just returns the same filename instead of the modified one. > > > > What am I missing? Is there a better way? It's almost midnight - I'm > > putting this down for now - maybe one of you can help.... > > > > Matt > > _______________________________________________ > > SFS mailing list > > SFS@thegeek.nu > > http://mailman.thegeek.nu/mailman/listinfo/sfs > > > > > _______________________________________________ > SFS mailing list > SFS@thegeek.nu > http://mailman.thegeek.nu/mailman/listinfo/sfs > --001a1143e8e87f711205379bf692 Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable

Might want to give=C2=A0http://www.filebot.net/ a look. Pre-built packages are available, and= everything's on = SourceForge and Github.

On Thu, = Jul 14, 2016 at 1:03 PM, Matt James <matuse@gmail.com> wrote:=

thanks Aaron, quotes worked like a charm= - not sure why I didn't try that....

Davide - yea, I know - I don't like the spaces either, but my bigger issue was plex not linking the season / episode numbers together - had
to separate them anyway.

Mike - never heard of sonaar - I'll look into it.

Thanks everyone for helping the helpless.=C2=A0 :-)

Matt

On Thu, Jul 14, 2016 at 8:45 AM, Aaron Brown <aayore@gmail.com> wrote:
> Seemed to work fine for me by quoting the entirety of each variable: >
> for f in *.mpg; do mv "$f" "$(echo $f | sed -e
> 's/$[0-9][0-9]$$[0-9][0-9]$/s\1e\2/')"; done
>
> Matt James
> July 13, 2016 at 11:52 PM
> Gents,
> So - I'm trying to clean up some file names so that plex will inde= x
> my Simpsons episodes correctly.
>
> Currently, I have stuff named like this:
>
> 1205 Homer vs. Dignity.mpg
> 1206 The Computer Wore Menace Shoes.mpg
> 1207 The Great Money Caper.mpg
> 1208 Skinner's Sense of Snow.mpg
>
> That is - first two numbers are the season, second two are the episode= .
>
> I'd like to rename them like this:
>
> s12e05 Homer vs. Dignity.mpg
> s12e06 The Computer Wore Menace Shoes.mpg
> s12e07 The Great Money Caper.mpg
> s12e08 Skinner's Sense of Snow.mpg
>
> so, after a little man pages and google, I tried the following:
>
> matt@owncloud:/backup/SIMPSONS/12$ for f in *.mpg; do echo mv $f
> $(echo $f | sed -e 's/$[0-9][0-9]$$[0-9][0-9]$/s\1e\2/'); = done
> mv 1205 Homer vs. Dignity.mpg s12e05 Homer vs. Dignity.mpg
> mv 1206 The Computer Wore Menace Shoes.mpg s12e06 The Computer Wore > Menace Shoes.mpg
> mv 1207 The Great Money Caper.mpg s12e07 The Great Money Caper.mpg
> mv 1208 Skinner's Sense of Snow.mpg s12e08 Skinner's Sense of = Snow.mpg
>
> Basically, I'm searching for a group of two numbers and then anoth= er
> two numbers and then I'm replacing with an "s", then gro= up 1, then
> "e", then group 2, and then the rest of the file name.
> this seems to do what I want, except when I take out the "echo&qu= ot; in the
> for loop - it doesn't actually work because I'm not escaping t= he
> spaces correctly (I think that's why it's failing anyway)
>
> so - I tried this:
>
> matt@owncloud:/backup/SIMPSONS/12$ for f in *.mpg; do echo mv $f
> ${f/([0-9][0-9])([0-9][0-9])/s\1e\2/}; done
> mv 1205 Homer vs. Dignity.mpg 1205 Homer vs. Dignity.mpg
> mv 1206 The Computer Wore Menace Shoes.mpg 1206 The Computer Wore
> Menace Shoes.mpg
> mv 1207 The Great Money Caper.mpg 1207 The Great Money Caper.mpg
> mv 1208 Skinner's Sense of Snow.mpg 1208 Skinner's Sense of Sn= ow.mpg
>
> but, as you can see - it's not matching the search anymore and so = it
> just returns the same filename instead of the modified one.
>
> What am I missing? Is there a better way? It's almost midnight - I= 'm
> putting this down for now - maybe one of you can help....
>
> Matt
> _______________________________________________
> SFS mailing list
> SFS@thegeek.nu
> http://mailman.thegeek.nu/mailman/listinfo/sfs
>
>
_______________________________________________
SFS mailing list
SFS@thegeek.nu
http://mailman.thegeek.nu/mailman/listinfo/sfs

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------=_Part_26140_488720536.1468616054483-- From MikeDawg@gmail.com Mon Jul 18 16:40:14 2016 From: MikeDawg@gmail.com (Mike) Date: Mon, 18 Jul 2016 09:40:14 -0600 Subject: [SFS] Penetrations and Remediations (from 7/9) Message-ID: --94eb2c054186240ea40537eacb2e Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Hello Everybody!! Sorry it has taken me so long to post an update to our Penetrations and Remediations Class that we had on July 9 (I went on vacation, after leaving our class). I really appreciate everyone making it out for the class, and I think we had a great time. As always, I'm always around to take any questions you may have about the class, relating to the class, or pretty much anything, in general. I spoke to some students during/after the class, and we talked about resources practice your red team skills. I'll include some links at the bottom of this email. So, again, as I said, if you have any questions, feel free to reach out to me. One other reminder, is that I will be teaching the SANS SEC504 class in Denver: http://bit.ly/2a3rsJ2 and you got it, email me, or call me if you have any questions. As far as resources for red-teaming, I highly recommend https://vulnhub.com/ as that is where I got my virtual machines for the class. There are also other resources, that I highly recommend, such as: https://www.reddit.com/r/securityCTF/ https://www.reddit.com/r/netsec https://www.reddit.com/r/sectraining/ https://www.reddit.com/r/SocialEngineering/ https://ringzer0team.com/ Again, thanks for the awesome class, and I look forward to chatting with you guys in the future! -- Mike --94eb2c054186240ea40537eacb2e Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable

Hello Everybody!!=C2=A0

Sorry it has ta= ken me so long to post an update to our Penetrations and Remediations Class= that we had on July 9 (I went on vacation, after leaving our class).

I really appreciate everyone making it out for the clas= s, and I think we had a great time.

As always, I&#= 39;m always around to take any questions you may have about the class, rela= ting to the class, or pretty much anything, in general.

I spoke to some students during/after the class, and we talked about = resources practice your red team skills. I'll include some links at the= bottom of this email. So, again, as I said, if you have any questions, fee= l free to reach out to me. One other reminder, is that I will be teaching t= he SANS SEC504 class in Denver:=C2=A0http= ://bit.ly/2a3rsJ2 =C2=A0and you got it, email me, or call me if you hav= e any questions.

As far as resources for red-teami= ng, I highly recommend https://vulnhub.com= / as that is where I got my virtual machines for the class.

<= br>

There are also other resources, that I highly recommend, such= as:=C2=A0

https://www.reddit.com/r/securityCTF/

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https://www.r= eddit.com/r/sectraining/

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=

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Again, thanks for the awesome class, and I= look forward to chatting with you guys in the future!

Mike

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charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable I currently have my Password DB on a cloud drive that works with my phone and use my phones app to open my password safe On Mon, Jul 25, 2016 at 11:30 AM, David L. Willson wrote: > Looks like I'm firewalled in here. Can't ssh to my favorite text terminal > server, which means I can't pull my most private repository, the one that > has my encrypted kdbx password database. > > What is your favorite solution to such a problem? > > Ideas I've had so far: > > * Set up a VPN somewhere > * Set up a web-based VPN or terminal client or proxy > * Use my phone's hotspot > > I think I remember someone saying they had a web-based something that let= s > them into their home network at need. > > -- > David L. Willson > Teacher, Engineer, Evangelist > RHCE+Satellite CCAH Linux+ LPIC-1 SUSE_CLP LFCS > Mobile 720-333-LANS(5267) > http://sofree.us > > This is a good time for a r3VOLution. > > --=20 *=E2=80=9CThe best way to make your dreams come true is to wake up.=E2=80= =9D- PAUL VALERY* --94eb2c0484487c01a00538794e5d Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable

I currently have my Password DB on a cloud drive that work= s with my phone and use my phones app to open my password safe

On Mon, Jul 25, 2016 at = 11:30 AM, David L. Willson <DLWillson@thegeek.nu> wrote:<= br>

Looks like I'm= firewalled in here. Can't ssh to my favorite text terminal server, whi= ch means I can't pull my most private repository, the one that has my e= ncrypted kdbx password database.

What is your favorite solution to s= uch a problem?

Ideas I've had so far:

* Set up a VPN some= where
* Set up a web-based VPN or terminal client or proxy
* Use my p= hone's hotspot

I think I remember someone saying they had a web-= based something that lets them into their home network at need.

--
David L. Willson
Teacher, Engineer, Evang= elist
RHCE+Satellite CCAH Linux+ LPIC-1 SUSE_CLP LFCS
Mobile 720-333-= LANS(5267)
http://sofree.= us

This is a good time for a r3VOLution.=

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