listeningto VS slacktee

Compare listeningto vs slacktee and see what are their differences.

listeningto

🎵 Share your music in your Slack status. (by aedenmurray)

slacktee

slacktee is a bash script that works like tee command. Instead of writing the standard input to files, slacktee posts it to Slack. (by course-hero)
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listeningto slacktee
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4.5 0.0
over 3 years ago about 1 year ago
Shell Shell
- Apache License 2.0
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listeningto

Posts with mentions or reviews of listeningto. We have used some of these posts to build our list of alternatives and similar projects. The last one was on 2021-01-22.

slacktee

Posts with mentions or reviews of slacktee. We have used some of these posts to build our list of alternatives and similar projects.
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    1 project | /r/freenas | 22 Feb 2021
    manualfans.sh #!/bin/bash ipmitool raw 0x30 0x30 0x01 0x00 ipmitool raw 0x30 0x30 0x02 0xff 0X5 echo "Manual fans activated"; dynamicfans.sh #!/bin/bash ipmitool raw 0x30 0x30 0x01 0x01 echo "Dynamic fans activated"; croncheck.sh #!/bin/bash # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Script for checking the temperature reported by the ambient temperature sensor, # and if deemed to high send the raw IPMI command to enable dynamic fan control. # # Requires: # ipmitool – apt-get install ipmitool # slacktee.sh – https://github.com/course-hero/slacktee # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # IPMI SETTINGS: # Modify to suit your needs. # DEFAULT IP: 192.168.0.120 IPMIHOST= IPMIUSER= IPMIPW= # TEMPERATURE # Change this to the temperature in celcius you are comfortable with. # If the temperature goes above the set degrees it will send raw IPMI command to enable dynamic fan control #cpu per core MAXTEMP=33 #board temp MAXCPUTEMP=50 # This variable sends a IPMI command to get the temperature, and outputs it as two digits. # Do not edit unless you know what you do. for i in {1..9} do #TEMP=$(ipmitool -I lanplus -H $IPMIHOST -U $IPMIUSER -P $IPMIPW sdr type temperature |grep Ambient |grep degrees |grep -Po '\d{2}' | tail -1) TEMP=$(ipmitool sdr type temperature |grep Ambient |grep degrees |grep -Po '\d{2}' | tail -1) CORES=($(sensors | grep -oP 'Core.*?\+\K[0-9]+')) my_array_length=${#CORES[@]} echo "CoresArray has $my_array_length cpu temp values" echo "This is check $i" printf "This is check $i" | systemd-cat -t R710-IPMI-TEMP printf "CoresArray has $my_array_length cpu temp values " | systemd-cat -t R710-IPMI-TEMP for item in "${CORES[@]}"; do if [ $MAXCPUTEMP -gt $item ]; then printf "CPU CORE TEMP $item present in the array, below $MAXCPUTEMP, SAFE" | systemd-cat -t R710-IPMI-TEMP echo "CPU CORE TEMP $item present in the array, below $MAXCPUTEMP, SAFE" else printf "CPU CORE TEMP $item present in the array, over $MAXCPUTEMP" | systemd-cat -t R710-IPMI-TEMP echo "CPU CORE TEMP $item present in the array, over $MAXCPUTEMP" printf "Warning: Temperature is too high! Activating dynamic fan control! ($item C)" | systemd-cat -t R710-IPMI-TEMP echo "Warning: Temperature is too high! Activating dynamic fan control! ($item C)" ipmitool raw 0x30 0x30 0x01 0x01 fi done if [[ $TEMP > $MAXTEMP ]]; then printf "Warning: Temperature is too high! Activating dynamic fan control! ($TEMP C)" | systemd-cat -t R710-IPMI-TEMP echo "Warning: Temperature is too high! Activating dynamic fan control! ($TEMP C)" ipmitool raw 0x30 0x30 0x01 0x01 else printf "Board Temperature is OK ($TEMP C)" | systemd-cat -t R710-IPMI-TEMP echo "Board Temperature is OK ($TEMP C)" fi sleep 5; done

What are some alternatives?

When comparing listeningto and slacktee you can also consider the following projects:

slack-cli - :neckbeard: Powerful Slack CLI via pure bash. Rich messaging, uploads, posts, piping, oh my!

homebrew-tap - 🍻 Aeden's Tap 🍻 - Personal Homebrew Formulae.

dotfiles - :wrench: .files, including ~/.macos — sensible hacker defaults for macOS

pure-bash-bible - 📖 A collection of pure bash alternatives to external processes.