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1. uptime-kuma-pacman-ghost-light uptime-kuma-pacman-ghost-light Public

   Turn a Pacman Ghost Light into an Uptime Kuma status monitor with CircuitPython.

   Python 4

2. This is the Plex monitoring script t... This is the Plex monitoring script that wrote and have been using since +/- 2017. I cribbed the list of processes to kill and the idea of checking that the web UI responded without error from other people's scripts but the rest is all me.

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   #Start-Transcript -Append -Path .\plex-monitor-transcript.log -IncludeInvocationHeader:$false -Force

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   <#

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    This is my Plex monitoring script. There are many like it, but this one is mine. If 

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    you're running Plex as a Windows Service this script is not for you as-written, but 

3. Backup BitLocker recovery keys to Ac... Backup BitLocker recovery keys to Active Directory

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   Get-BitLockerVolume | `

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   Where-Object { $_.VolumeStatus -like "FullyEncrypted" } | `

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   ForEach-Object { 

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    foreach( $Key in $_.KeyProtector ) {

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    if( $Key -like "RecoveryPassword" ) {

4. Output total disk read/write activit... Output total disk read/write activity in MB/s

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   Get-Counter -Counter "\LogicalDisk(_Total)\Disk Read Bytes/sec","\LogicalDisk(_Total)\Disk Write Bytes/sec" -Continuous -SampleInterval 1 | ForEach-Object {

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    [PSCustomObject]@{

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    Time = (get-date $_.Timestamp -Format u).replace("Z", "")

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    Read = [math]::round($_.CounterSamples[0].CookedValue /1Mb, 0) 

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    Write = [math]::round($_.CounterSamples[1].CookedValue /1Mb, 0) 

5. Modifies the output of Get-PhysicalD... Modifies the output of Get-PhysicalDisk to have enclosure information. Works On My Machine™ certified with an LSI SAS 9201-16e and Promise SAS enclosures.

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   <#

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    Wrote this to scratch an itch for tracking where my disks are physically located within and across

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    storage enclosures. Before writing this I was using a spreadsheet, which was tedious to maintain. 

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    For this script to be useful, you'll need a storage enclosure that Windows recognizes and exposes 

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    through WMI, ie: one that provides SCSI Enclosure Services (SES).

6. Create PTRs from dnsmasq's -dhcp-scr... Create PTRs from dnsmasq's -dhcp-script command. Very quick-n-dirty, Works on My Active Directory™ tested.

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   $dnsServer = '10.10.10.10' # Replace with a DNS server accepting insecure updates.

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   $dnsDomain = 'home.mydomain.com' # Replace with your domain name.

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   $dhcpCmd = $args[0]

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   $dhcpMac = $args[1]