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This repository contains some handy utility scripts for use with Evergreen. They are written against master and kept relatively up to date with changes there. They may work with earlier releases of Evergreen, but we make no guarantees. In many cases they will need extensive modifications to work with anything but the most recent releases or master. They come with no documentation (other than the comments in the code) and absolutely no warranty of any kind whatsoever. You use these at your own risk, and you assume full responsibility for whatever happens if you run these including but not limited to nuclear apocalypse. Several of the Perl scripts use a custom JSONPrefs module in order to load settings or login information for Evergreen. This module is available at: https://github.com/Dyrcona/JSONPrefs These scripts generally look for preferences files in a myprefs.d subdirectory of the current user's home. The most common such file is expected to be named evergreen.json and to contain a JSON object with fields containing login credentials for Evergreen. Here is a sample of what that might look like: { "username" : "eguser", "password" : "egpassword", "workstation" : "egworkstation", "type" : "staff" } You, of course, replace eguser, egpassword, and egworkstation with the credentials appropriate to your system. The Perl scripts that use the DBI module need to have the PG database environment variables setup properly. If you can connect to the database you want simply by typing psql at the command line, then you are good to go. If not, you need to read this: http://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.2/static/libpq-envars.html and set your environment up appropriately. The scripts in the sql subdirectory are SQL scripts that you can run however you need to. Most of them take arguments of some kind, so read the scripts before running them to see what you need to do.
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