abandonedmonk/NL2SH-ALPACA · Datasets at Hugging Face

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Wait for a virtual machine to start and automatically reconnect if it shutdown and restarts		virt-viewer --reconnect --wait "domain"
Connect to a specific remote virtual machine over TLS		virt-viewer --connect "xen//url" "domain"
Connect to a specific remote virtual machine over SSH		virt-viewer --connect "qemu+ssh//username@url/system" "domain"
Install a Ruby version		rbenv install version
Display a list of the latest stable versions for each Ruby		rbenv install --list
Display a list of installed Ruby versions		rbenv versions
Use a specific Ruby version across the whole system		rbenv global version
Use a specific Ruby version for an application/project directory		rbenv local version
Display the currently selected Ruby version		rbenv version
Uninstall a Ruby version		rbenv uninstall version
Display all Ruby versions that contain the specified executable		rbenv whence executable
Convert a PBM image into a MGR bitmap		pbmtomgr path/to/image.pbm > path/to/output.mgr
Display the current state of the system (known screens, resolutions, ...)		xrandr --query
Disable disconnected outputs and enable connected ones with default settings		xrandr --auto
Change the resolution and update frequency of DisplayPort 1 to 1920x1080, 60Hz		xrandr --output DP1 --mode 1920x1080 --rate 60
Set the resolution of HDMI2 to 1280x1024 and put it on the right of DP1		xrandr --output HDMI2 --mode 1280x1024 --right-of DP1
Disable the VGA1 output		xrandr --output VGA1 --off
Set the brightness for LVDS1 to 50%		xrandr --output LVDS1 --brightness 0.5
Display the current state of any X server		xrandr --display :0 --query
Connect to a Zapier account		zapier login
Initialize a new Zapier integration with a project template		zapier init path/to/directory
Add a starting trigger, create, search, or resource to your integration		zapier scaffold trigger\|create\|search\|resource name
Test an integration		zapier test
Build and upload an integration to Zapier		zapier push
Display help		zapier help
Display help for a specific command		zapier help command
Display job ID, job name, partition, account, number of allocated cpus, job state, and job exit codes for recent jobs		sacct
Display job ID, job state, job exit code for recent jobs		sacct --brief
Display the allocations of a job		sacct --jobs job_id --allocations
Display elapsed time, job name, number of requested CPUs, and memory requested of a job		sacct --jobs job_id --format=Elapsed,JobName,ReqCPUS,ReqMem
Display recent jobs that occurred from one week ago up to the present day		sacct --starttime=$(date -d "1 week ago" +'%F')
Output a larger number of characters for an attribute		sacct --format=JobID,JobName%100
Display the file access control list		getfacl path/to/file_or_directory
Display the file access control list with [n]umeric user and group IDs		getfacl --numeric path/to/file_or_directory
Display the file access control list with [t]abular output format		getfacl --tabular path/to/file_or_directory
Show transactions and running balance in the `assets:bank:checking` account		hledger aregister assets:bank:checking
Show transactions and running balance in the first account named `savings`		hledger aregister savings
Show the checking account's cleared transactions, with a specified width		hledger aregister checking --cleared --width 120
Show the checking register, including transactions from forecast rules		hledger aregister checking --forecast
Start an interactive shell session		sh
Execute a command and then exit		sh -c "command"
Execute a script		sh path/to/script.sh
Read and execute commands from `stdin`		sh -s
Show information for job		scontrol show job job_id
Suspend a comma-separated list of running jobs		scontrol suspend job_id1,job_id2,...
Resume a comma-separated list of suspended jobs		scontrol resume job_id1,job_id2,...
Hold a comma-separated list of queued jobs (Use `release` command to permit the jobs to be scheduled)		scontrol hold job_id1,job_id2,...
Release a comma-separated list of suspended job		scontrol release job_id1,job_id2,...
Perform a brute-force attack (mode 3) with the default hashcat mask		hashcat --hash-type hash_type_id --attack-mode 3 hash_value
Perform a brute-force attack (mode 3) with a known pattern of 4 digits		hashcat --hash-type hash_type_id --attack-mode 3 hash_value "?d?d?d?d"
Perform a brute-force attack (mode 3) using at most 8 of all printable ASCII characters		hashcat --hash-type hash_type_id --attack-mode 3 --increment hash_value "?a?a?a?a?a?a?a?a"
Perform a dictionary attack (mode 0) using the RockYou wordlist of a Kali Linux box		hashcat --hash-type hash_type_id --attack-mode 0 hash_value /usr/share/wordlists/rockyou.txt
Perform a rule-based dictionary attack (mode 0) using the RockYou wordlist mutated with common password variations		hashcat --hash-type hash_type_id --attack-mode 0 --rules-file /usr/share/hashcat/rules/best64.rule hash_value /usr/share/wordlists/rockyou.txt
Perform a combination attack (mode 1) using the concatenation of words from two different custom dictionaries		hashcat --hash-type hash_type_id --attack-mode 1 hash_value /path/to/dictionary1.txt /path/to/dictionary2.txt
Show result of an already cracked hash		hashcat --show hash_value
Show all example hashes		hashcat --example-hashes
Review files that need maintenance in interactive mode		pacdiff
Use sudo and sudoedit to remove and merge files		pacdiff --sudo
Review files needing maintenance, creating `.bak`ups of the original if you `(O)verwrite`		pacdiff --sudo --backup
Use a specific editor to view and merge configuration files (default is `vim -d`)		DIFFPROG=editor pacdiff
Scan for configuration files with `locate` instead of using `pacman` database		pacdiff --locate
Display help		pacdiff --help
Start an interactive shell (Bash, by default) in a new root directory		arch-chroot path/to/new/root
Specify the user (other than the current user) to run the shell as		arch-chroot -u user path/to/new/root
Run a custom command (instead of the default Bash) in the new root directory		arch-chroot path/to/new/root command command_arguments
Specify the shell, other than the default Bash (in this case, the `zsh` package should have been installed in the target system)		arch-chroot path/to/new/root zsh
Authorize `twurl` to access a Twitter account		twurl authorize --consumer-key twitter_api_key --consumer-secret twitter_api_secret
Make a GET request to an API endpoint		twurl -X GET twitter_api_endpoint
Make a POST request to an API endpoint		twurl -X POST -d 'endpoint_params' twitter_api_endpoint
Upload media to Twitter		twurl -H "twitter_upload_url" -X POST "twitter_upload_endpoint" --file "path/to/media.jpg" --file-field "media"
Access a different Twitter API host		twurl -H twitter_api_url -X GET twitter_api_endpoint
Create an alias for a requested resource		twurl alias alias_name resource
Create a logic app		az logicapp create --name name --resource-group resource_group --storage-account storage_account
Delete a logic app		az logicapp delete --name name --resource-group resource_group
List logic apps		az logicapp list --resource-group resource_group
Restart a logic app		az logicapp restart --name name --resource-group resource_group
Start a logic app		az logicapp start --name name --resource-group resource_group
Stop a logic app		az logicapp stop --name name --resource-group resource_group
Kill in-progress connections at a specified interface, host and port		tcpkill -i eth1 host 192.95.4.27 and port 2266
Run a `doctl databases firewalls` command with an access token		doctl databases firewalls command --access-token access_token
Retrieve a list of firewall rules for a given database		doctl databases firewalls list
Add a database firewall rule to a given database		doctl databases firewalls append database_id --rule droplet\|k8s\|ip_addr\|tag\|app:value
Remove a firewall rule for a given database		doctl databases firewalls remove database_id rule_uuid
View documentation for the command runner		tldr just.1
View documentation for the V8 JavaScript runtime		tldr just.js
Add a new user to a password file (will prompt to enter the password)		mosquitto_passwd path/to/password_file username
Create the password file if it doesn't already exist		mosquitto_passwd -c path/to/password_file username
Delete the specified username instead		mosquitto_passwd -D path/to/password_file username
Upgrade an old plain-text password file to a hashed password file		mosquitto_passwd -U path/to/password_file
Run all request files from the current directory		bru run
Run a single request from the current directory by specifying its filename		bru run file.bru
Run requests using an environment		bru run --env environment_name
Run requests using an environment with a variable		bru run --env environment_name --env-var variable_name=variable_value
Run request and collect the results in an output file		bru run --output path/to/output.json
Display help		bru run --help
Install a new crontab from the specified file		scrontab path/to/file
[e]dit the crontab of the current user		scrontab -e
[e]dit the crontab of the specified user		scrontab --user=user_id -e
[r]emove the current crontab		scrontab -r
Print the crontab of the current user to `stdout`		scrontab -l

Wait for a virtual machine to start and automatically reconnect if it shutdown and restarts

virt-viewer --reconnect --wait "domain"

Connect to a specific remote virtual machine over TLS

virt-viewer --connect "xen//url" "domain"

Connect to a specific remote virtual machine over SSH

virt-viewer --connect "qemu+ssh//username@url/system" "domain"

Install a Ruby version

rbenv install version

Display a list of the latest stable versions for each Ruby

rbenv install --list

Display a list of installed Ruby versions

rbenv versions

Use a specific Ruby version across the whole system

rbenv global version

Use a specific Ruby version for an application/project directory

rbenv local version

Display the currently selected Ruby version

rbenv version

Uninstall a Ruby version

rbenv uninstall version

Display all Ruby versions that contain the specified executable

rbenv whence executable

Convert a PBM image into a MGR bitmap

pbmtomgr path/to/image.pbm > path/to/output.mgr

Display the current state of the system (known screens, resolutions, ...)

xrandr --query

Disable disconnected outputs and enable connected ones with default settings

xrandr --auto

Change the resolution and update frequency of DisplayPort 1 to 1920x1080, 60Hz

xrandr --output DP1 --mode 1920x1080 --rate 60

Set the resolution of HDMI2 to 1280x1024 and put it on the right of DP1

xrandr --output HDMI2 --mode 1280x1024 --right-of DP1

Disable the VGA1 output

xrandr --output VGA1 --off

Set the brightness for LVDS1 to 50%

xrandr --output LVDS1 --brightness 0.5

Display the current state of any X server

xrandr --display :0 --query

Connect to a Zapier account

zapier login

Initialize a new Zapier integration with a project template

zapier init path/to/directory

Add a starting trigger, create, search, or resource to your integration

zapier scaffold trigger|create|search|resource name

Test an integration

zapier test

Build and upload an integration to Zapier

zapier push

Display help

zapier help

Display help for a specific command

zapier help command

Display job ID, job name, partition, account, number of allocated cpus, job state, and job exit codes for recent jobs

sacct

Display job ID, job state, job exit code for recent jobs

sacct --brief

Display the allocations of a job

sacct --jobs job_id --allocations

Display elapsed time, job name, number of requested CPUs, and memory requested of a job

sacct --jobs job_id --format=Elapsed,JobName,ReqCPUS,ReqMem

Display recent jobs that occurred from one week ago up to the present day

sacct --starttime=$(date -d "1 week ago" +'%F')

Output a larger number of characters for an attribute

sacct --format=JobID,JobName%100

Display the file access control list

getfacl path/to/file_or_directory

Display the file access control list with [n]umeric user and group IDs

getfacl --numeric path/to/file_or_directory

Display the file access control list with [t]abular output format

getfacl --tabular path/to/file_or_directory

Show transactions and running balance in the `assets:bank:checking` account

hledger aregister assets:bank:checking

Show transactions and running balance in the first account named `*savings*`

hledger aregister savings

Show the checking account's cleared transactions, with a specified width

hledger aregister checking --cleared --width 120

Show the checking register, including transactions from forecast rules

hledger aregister checking --forecast

Start an interactive shell session

sh

Execute a command and then exit

sh -c "command"

Execute a script

sh path/to/script.sh

Read and execute commands from `stdin`

sh -s

Show information for job

scontrol show job job_id

Suspend a comma-separated list of running jobs

scontrol suspend job_id1,job_id2,...

Resume a comma-separated list of suspended jobs

scontrol resume job_id1,job_id2,...

Hold a comma-separated list of queued jobs (Use `release` command to permit the jobs to be scheduled)

scontrol hold job_id1,job_id2,...

Release a comma-separated list of suspended job

scontrol release job_id1,job_id2,...

Perform a brute-force attack (mode 3) with the default hashcat mask

hashcat --hash-type hash_type_id --attack-mode 3 hash_value

Perform a brute-force attack (mode 3) with a known pattern of 4 digits

hashcat --hash-type hash_type_id --attack-mode 3 hash_value "?d?d?d?d"

Perform a brute-force attack (mode 3) using at most 8 of all printable ASCII characters

hashcat --hash-type hash_type_id --attack-mode 3 --increment hash_value "?a?a?a?a?a?a?a?a"

Perform a dictionary attack (mode 0) using the RockYou wordlist of a Kali Linux box

hashcat --hash-type hash_type_id --attack-mode 0 hash_value /usr/share/wordlists/rockyou.txt

Perform a rule-based dictionary attack (mode 0) using the RockYou wordlist mutated with common password variations

hashcat --hash-type hash_type_id --attack-mode 0 --rules-file /usr/share/hashcat/rules/best64.rule hash_value /usr/share/wordlists/rockyou.txt

Perform a combination attack (mode 1) using the concatenation of words from two different custom dictionaries

hashcat --hash-type hash_type_id --attack-mode 1 hash_value /path/to/dictionary1.txt /path/to/dictionary2.txt

Show result of an already cracked hash

hashcat --show hash_value

Show all example hashes

hashcat --example-hashes

Review files that need maintenance in interactive mode

pacdiff

Use sudo and sudoedit to remove and merge files

pacdiff --sudo

Review files needing maintenance, creating `.bak`ups of the original if you `(O)verwrite`

pacdiff --sudo --backup

Use a specific editor to view and merge configuration files (default is `vim -d`)

DIFFPROG=editor pacdiff

Scan for configuration files with `locate` instead of using `pacman` database

pacdiff --locate

Display help

pacdiff --help

Start an interactive shell (Bash, by default) in a new root directory

arch-chroot path/to/new/root

Specify the user (other than the current user) to run the shell as

arch-chroot -u user path/to/new/root

Run a custom command (instead of the default Bash) in the new root directory

arch-chroot path/to/new/root command command_arguments

Specify the shell, other than the default Bash (in this case, the `zsh` package should have been installed in the target system)

arch-chroot path/to/new/root zsh

Authorize `twurl` to access a Twitter account

twurl authorize --consumer-key twitter_api_key --consumer-secret twitter_api_secret

Make a GET request to an API endpoint

twurl -X GET twitter_api_endpoint

Make a POST request to an API endpoint

twurl -X POST -d 'endpoint_params' twitter_api_endpoint

Upload media to Twitter

twurl -H "twitter_upload_url" -X POST "twitter_upload_endpoint" --file "path/to/media.jpg" --file-field "media"

Access a different Twitter API host

twurl -H twitter_api_url -X GET twitter_api_endpoint

Create an alias for a requested resource

twurl alias alias_name resource

Create a logic app

az logicapp create --name name --resource-group resource_group --storage-account storage_account

Delete a logic app

az logicapp delete --name name --resource-group resource_group

List logic apps

az logicapp list --resource-group resource_group

Restart a logic app

az logicapp restart --name name --resource-group resource_group

Start a logic app

az logicapp start --name name --resource-group resource_group

Stop a logic app

az logicapp stop --name name --resource-group resource_group

Kill in-progress connections at a specified interface, host and port

tcpkill -i eth1 host 192.95.4.27 and port 2266

Run a `doctl databases firewalls` command with an access token

doctl databases firewalls command --access-token access_token

Retrieve a list of firewall rules for a given database

doctl databases firewalls list

Add a database firewall rule to a given database

doctl databases firewalls append database_id --rule droplet|k8s|ip_addr|tag|app:value

Remove a firewall rule for a given database

doctl databases firewalls remove database_id rule_uuid

View documentation for the command runner

tldr just.1

View documentation for the V8 JavaScript runtime

tldr just.js

Add a new user to a password file (will prompt to enter the password)

mosquitto_passwd path/to/password_file username

Create the password file if it doesn't already exist

mosquitto_passwd -c path/to/password_file username

Delete the specified username instead

mosquitto_passwd -D path/to/password_file username

Upgrade an old plain-text password file to a hashed password file

mosquitto_passwd -U path/to/password_file

Run all request files from the current directory

bru run

Run a single request from the current directory by specifying its filename

bru run file.bru

Run requests using an environment

bru run --env environment_name

Run requests using an environment with a variable

bru run --env environment_name --env-var variable_name=variable_value

Run request and collect the results in an output file

bru run --output path/to/output.json

Display help

bru run --help

Install a new crontab from the specified file

scrontab path/to/file

[e]dit the crontab of the current user

scrontab -e

[e]dit the crontab of the specified user

scrontab --user=user_id -e

[r]emove the current crontab

scrontab -r

Print the crontab of the current user to `stdout`

scrontab -l