Windows 10: [Script] A shell script for enabling classic right click in Windows 11

I made some shell scripts to make the changes without logging out of your system. lilly3rw/Windows-11---Right-Click-Classic: Restore classic right click on Windows 11 github, Included:RightClick_RunAsAdmin_Windows11_Classic_Enabled.bat Enables classic right click menu. RightClick_RunAsAdmin_Windows11_Classic_Disabled.bat Disables classic right click menuFor more advanced users you can do this yourself.To enable:1. Open terminal in administrator2. Run the following reg.exe add "HKCU\Software\Classes\CLSID\{86ca1aa0-34aa-4e8b-a509-50c905bae2a2}\InprocServer32" /f /

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Any1 ever create a shell script for a cyclades ACS 6000? Could use help

I created a shell script with #!/bin/bash style. The idea is it is supposed to boot up a cli prompt using

cli << EOF

Then run the corresponding cli commands. I am following a script that works for an ACS classic unit. This however does not work for the ACS 6000. It does not recognize the cli commands after running cli << EOF.

Any ideas, suggestions?

 

long running script in email account

Hi,

The long-running script error usually occurs when there are issues with Internet Explorer.

To resolve your concern, we suggest turning off the scripting debugger in Internet Explorer 11. Please follow these steps:

• Open Internet Explorer.
• Click the Settings icon at the top-right corner, then select Internet Options.
• On the Advanced tab, uncheck Disable script debugging (Internet Explorer) and
  Disable script debugging (Other).
• Click Apply, then OK.

Once done, check if the issue will still persist.

Update us with the outcome so we can provide further assistance.

 

Simple Bash Shell Scripts:

This thread is for simple bash shell scripts or code snippets. *Smile

Here is a simple script I put together using wget, grep, sed
and of course a few regular expressions (regex... see my username *Laugh :laugh: )

Code: #!/bin/bash var_links=`wget -q -L -O - \ The Philadelphia area Linux User Group (PLUG) \ | grep -o '<a href="http://[^"]*' \ | sed -e 's/<a href=\"//' -e 's/\"/\n/'` wget --spider $var_links[/quote] As you can see, I use wget to retrieve the webpage
and after parsing, I use wget again to spider each link
and display the status.

Here is the page that is retrieved (it has about 30 links or so).






Here I start the script and the data starts streaming.






Here we have scrolled down to the end where the script has finished,
it took about 20 seconds or so to complete.





The script may be small and simple, but for large website maintenance
it's very powerful. My regular expressions are set up for absolute links
but easily modified for relative ones, just as the spider output could be
grepped down to a single line.

Have Fun and lets see some of your scripts *Wink