commit b52e377c5c37ba4ebd5eaf61d0d6c551b8234d29
parent 2c9b72b3bd6543b26e3b726bd06031280224d6ae
Author: pyratebeard <root@pyratebeard.net>
Date: Sun, 3 Dec 2023 23:25:36 +0000
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diff --git a/entry/dot_dot_dot.md b/entry/dot_dot_dot.md
@@ -10,46 +10,27 @@ Over time I would modify or improve my dotfiles, but I wouldn't always push the
This is a pain. So I have decided to spend some time improving things so I can stick to my main branch on all devices.
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-One of the first things I changed is the `pinentry` command in my _gpg-agent.conf_. I like the minimalism of `pinentry-tty` but it isn't available on all systems.
-
-To get around this I changed my _gpg-agent.conf_ to point to a wrapper script, `pinentry-select`
-```
-#!/bin/sh
-PE=""
-BIN="/usr/bin"
-
-for p in pinentry-tty pinentry-curses pinentry ; do
- command -v ${BIN}/${p} >/dev/null && PE="${BIN}/${p}"
- break
-done
-
-exec ${PE} "$@"
-```
-
-This script checks which command is available and sets it to the first one found.
-
#### [b78637c91813483f9a9b80899c4f5d9ede5c14ed](https://git.pyratebeard.net/dotfiles/commit/b78637c91813483f9a9b80899c4f5d9ede5c14ed.html){target="_blank" rel="noreferrer"}
-On my servers I don't tend to need GPG but my zsh config includes running `keychain` to set up ssh and gpg agents when a terminal is started. I modified my _keychain.zsh_ file to only run if `keychain` is installed.
+On my servers I don't tend to need GPG but my zsh config includes running `keychain` to set up gpg agent when a terminal is started. I modified my _keychain.zsh_ file to only run if `keychain` is installed.
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My zsh setup also includes a script which starts `tmux` on the first terminal opened and then runs my custom `ahoy` script. Again, I don't want or need this on my servers so I modified it not to run over ssh.
-#### [056f2d6ddfdab3b9345bd8dd7b65430defa8f0e2](TK){target="_blank" rel="noreferrer"}
+My `ahoy` script works well on my main system but needs work to run without errors on my laptop. Mainly ignoring backups local to my PC and mail.
+
+#### [056f2d6ddfdab3b9345bd8dd7b65430defa8f0e2](https://git.pyratebeard.net/dotfiles/commit/056f2d6ddfdab3b9345bd8dd7b65430defa8f0e2.html){target="_blank" rel="noreferrer"}
My (current) zsh prompt is pretty minimal, showing `──── ─` on the left then the filepath and git branch details on the right. For my servers I changed the prompt to show the hostname. Now I have configured the prompt to automatically change to the hostname if connecting over `ssh`. This is actually much nicer as my prompt was the same on my laptop and phone and sometimes I forgot if I was still in an `ssh` session.
For [a while](20221020-shell_shocked.html){target="_blank" rel="noreferrer"} now I have been making use of the terminal buffer in `vim` and have also set a different colour prompt for that.
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This one is probably good practice anyway. Switching all my `#!/bin/bash` crashbangs to `#!/usr/bin/env bash` because some systems, like the BSDs use a different filepath for `bash`.
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Aliases are important, there were a couple of changes required here. First some systems use `doas` instead of `sudo` so I put in a check for `doas` and if it exists I alias it to `sudo`. That way all my aliases that are configured to use `sudo` don't break. My shutdown function also had to be modified to work on any platform, so I switched to directly calling `halt`.
things still to change
* tmux status - battery
* iip alias breaks things on openbsd
-* herbstluftwm urxvt needs LANG on openbsd for some reason
-* mario urxvt needs LANG on openbsd for some reason
* openbsd autocompletion dircolors ??
* openbsd {chpwd_auto_cd,aliases} ls has no --color option
