• tex_compile_makefile.sh

  This script is to be called with a tex file as argument.

  Usage: $0 <path-to-main.tex> <other make options. e.g. '-j2 -B'>

  This is useful for externalized tikz pictures which use mode=list and make, where a makefile is written. If externalization is not active (or another mode), then pdflatex is called.

  In case the makefile indicates an update to the set of tikzpictures is necessary, it will run make -j , and pdflatex afterwards.

  Note that this script still requires to be called twice if there were changes in the figures have been done. I prefer it this way. Otherwise add another call to pdflatex.

  Mostly inspired by http://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/145501/integrating-latexmk-and-tikz-external-mode-list-and-make

• recOe1.sh: Records from oe1 webstream and saves it into a file <name-string>-<date>.mp3

  Usage: ./recOe1.sh <length in seconds> <name-string (e.g Pasticcio)>

  If the <name-string> matches a title on oe1.orf.at/programm, then also the abstract is saved in <name-string>-<date>.txt

  Configure the script variables (optional):

  • TARGET_DIR: path to save directory, default ~/oe1/

  OPTIONAL (leave empty if files are not made publicly accessible):

  • WWW_DIR: directory of a path of the webserver (e.g. /var/www/oe1, has to be owned by the executing user)
  • WWW_BASE_URL web address of webserver, e.g. http://myserver.at/oe1. This is where links are made available.

  Conveniently use this is a cronjob, e.g.

29 22 * * 0 : Matrix Computer und neue Medien 30min; sleep 40; /home/seb/scripts/recOe1.sh 1860 Matrix