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Useful scripts for managing servers written in Bash. Supported OS includes Debian/Ubuntu, Alpine, Arch, RHEL/Fedora/CentOS, openSUSE, Void, and Gentoo.
In the past I was using it more for maintaining my home servers, bare metal with Docker, however when I changed to k3s, I started using it less. Now I'm using this as a collection of useful scripts that I can use when needed. Also `clean.sh` is still useful.
In the past I was using it more for maintaining my home servers, bare metal with Docker, however when I changed to k3s, I started using it less. Now I'm using this as a collection of useful scripts that I can use when needed. Also `housekeeping.sh` is still useful.
### `clean.sh`
### `housekeeping.sh`
This script is used to clean some of the files, docker dangling images, and docker stopped/unused containers.
Unified system housekeeping script for package index updates, system cleanup, and oh-my-zsh updates.
### `update.sh`
Subcommands:
- `update` - detects the running OS and updates the package index only. It does not upgrade or install packages.
- `clean` - runs system cleanup for Docker resources, package manager caches, temporary/cache/log directories, systemd journal, thumbnails, and memory caches.
- `omz` - updates oh-my-zsh when `omz` is installed; otherwise it skips safely.
- `all` - runs `update`, then `clean`, then `omz`. This is the default when no subcommand is provided.
Detects the running OS (Alpine, Arch, Debian/Ubuntu, RHEL/Fedora/CentOS, openSUSE, Void, Gentoo) and updates the **package list** only — it does not upgrade or install any packages. Useful for keeping package indexes fresh so that `upgrade` commands run faster later.
The `update` subcommand supports Alpine, Arch, Debian/Ubuntu, RHEL/Fedora/CentOS, openSUSE, Void, and Gentoo family distributions.
Run with `curl | bash`:
```bash
curl -sSL https://git.ivanch.me/ivanch/server-scripts/raw/branch/main/update.sh | bash
curl -sSL https://git.ivanch.me/ivanch/server-scripts/raw/branch/main/housekeeping.sh | bash
```
Run a specific subcommand:
```bash
curl -sSL https://git.ivanch.me/ivanch/server-scripts/raw/branch/main/housekeeping.sh | bash -s -- clean
```
### `windows-backup.ps1`