Scripts/Perso/bootSound.sh

#! /bin/sh
(
	cd /home/trotfunky/Documents/Sounds/Startup/ || exit 255
	qty=$(ls | wc -l )
	
	file_id=$(awk "BEGIN { srand(); print int(rand()*$qty) }" /dev/null)
	mplayer -nogui -softvol -ao alsa,pulse "$file_id"_*
)

exit 0
Scripts de son au boot 2017-12-27 18:07:32 +01:00			`#! /bin/sh`
bootSound: Remove usage of /dev/urandom The bootSound script started to hang on strings /dev/urandom, so replace it with a cleaner random number generation. 24134 could be used for bash, but this would make the script less generic, as it is not available in POSIX. Use awk random() from a suggestion from ShellCheck. Remove the code that was there to control the parsing from /dev/urandom. Other fixes : - Use wc rather than grep to count the files - Use a subshell for proper directory handling 2023-11-20 11:40:25 +01:00			`(`
			`cd /home/trotfunky/Documents/Sounds/Startup/ \|\| exit 255`
			`qty=$(ls \| wc -l )`

			`file_id=$(awk "BEGIN { srand(); print int(rand()*$qty) }" /dev/null)`
			`mplayer -nogui -softvol -ao alsa,pulse "$file_id"_*`
			`)`
Scripts de son au boot 2017-12-27 18:07:32 +01:00
bootSound: Remove usage of /dev/urandom The bootSound script started to hang on strings /dev/urandom, so replace it with a cleaner random number generation. 24134 could be used for bash, but this would make the script less generic, as it is not available in POSIX. Use awk random() from a suggestion from ShellCheck. Remove the code that was there to control the parsing from /dev/urandom. Other fixes : - Use wc rather than grep to count the files - Use a subshell for proper directory handling 2023-11-20 11:40:25 +01:00			`exit 0`