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Added lse (Linux-Smart-Enumeration) script #158

Closed hornjbl closed 3 years ago

hornjbl commented 3 years ago

I've added a script that I often need to refer to my own notes for :

This is the linux-smart-enumeration, or lse script, based on enum4linux.

ghost commented 3 years ago

Can you wrap the comments to keep it within 80 columns?

For example, not this:

# Imagine this is a really long line which far exceeds 80 columns.

But instead this:

# Imagine this is a really long
# line which far exceeds 80
# columns.

But of course, 80 columns, not whatever I wrapped to there. :P

hornjbl commented 3 years ago

Will do ;-)

ghost commented 3 years ago

Nailed it!

hornjbl commented 3 years ago

Nailed it!

Apologies, I saw afterward that the 80 col limit is clearly mentioned in the docs. Should have paid more attention...

ghost commented 3 years ago

It's okay. It was a fairly recent addition, AFAIK. I wrote the LenChk tester, which you can use if you want to test line length before sending a PR. Refer to its --help or -h output if you need usage information.

chubin commented 3 years ago

Please test; it should be available at cheat.sh/lse now.

Maybe it should be lse.sh and not lse, or other way around? Your command must be lse and not lse.sh?

hornjbl commented 3 years ago

Thanks @chubin, tested and it's working.

Ah, agree, the command is lse.sh, so if you prefer the file to be named with the name and extension, I'm happy to update.

Being new to github and collaborating on someone else's repo, do I just rename the file in my local repo, push to remote, and create a new pull request? Will it handle the rename accordingly and not just see it as a new file?

chubin commented 3 years ago

Yes, you can do it just as any other repository change. I already did it for you. It must be available under the new name now