Aliases for monitoring and interacting with WD

These aliases (in ~wsprdaemon/bash-aliases) can provide very useful functions with a few keystrokes. The documentation for what they do remains minimal. Also, take note that some of them will only work in a particular directory.

Useful functions

Programs which print information about Wsprdaemon (WD) system: Command Can also be executed by Description wd-help wd-h wd- Prints this help message wd-start wd-a wda Start or keep running WD wd-stop wd-z wdz Stop WD if it is running wd-status wd-s wds Show the status of a running WD wd-upload-wn wd-un wdln Watch the ‘upload to wsprnet’ log wd-upload-wd wd-uw wdlw Watch the ‘upload to wsprdaemon’ log wd-errors wd-e wdle Each 10 seconds, search all the log files and print newly logged ‘ERROR’ lines wd-overloads wd-ov wdov Prints all overload events recorded in the wav and ADC log files wd-query wd-q wdq Query the wsprdaemon database for spots wd-gc Execute git commit wd-gp Execute git push wq-gl Execute git log wd-gc-ssh Execute git remote set-ur + git config

Comprehensive List of Aliases from branch 3.3.1

This file ~/wsprdaemon/bash-aliases includes functions and aliases which are helpful in running and debugging WD systems

alias wdtw=”test_get_wav_file_list”

Each element containsa the function name, a comma-seperated list of its aliases, and a description of it

local alias_name_field_width=${#WD_BASH_HELP_HEADER_LINE_LIST[1]}
    local alias_names="${help_string_list[1]}"
    if [[ ${#alias_names} -gt ${alias_name_field_width} ]]; then
        alias_name_field_width=${#alias_names}
printf "%${function_name_field_width}s  %${alias_name_field_width}s  %s\n" \
    local alias_names="${help_string_list[1]}"
    printf "%${function_name_field_width}s  %${alias_name_field_width}s  %s\n" "${function_name}" "${alias_names}" "${description_string}"

alias wd-k=wd-kill-uploader
alias wdk=wd-kill-uploader
alias wd-un=wd-watch-wsprnet-upload-log
alias wdln=wd-watch-wsprnet-upload-log
alias wd-gp=’git push’
alias wd-gl=’git log | head -n 12’

Add sourcing this file to ~/.bash_aliases so that these bash aliases and functions are defined in every bash session

if [[ ! -f ~/.bash_aliases ]] || ! grep '/bash-aliases' ~/.bash_aliases > /dev/null ; then

if [[ -f ~/wsprdaemon/bash-aliases ]]; then source ~/wsprdaemon/bash-aliases “ >> ~/.bash_aliases echo “A reference to ‘~/wsprdaemon/bash-aliases’ has been added to ‘ ~/.bash_aliases’” [[ ${verbosity-0} -gt 1 ]] && echo “bash-aliases has already been installed in ~/.bash_aliases”

alias wdrci=’wd-rci’

Reload the local bash aliases and funtions defined in its ~/.bash_aliases, which will include this file after ‘rci’ has been executed

alias wd-rcc=’source ~/.bash_aliases’
alias wd-rcc=’wd-rcc’
alias l=’ls -CF’
alias ll=’ls -l’
alias lrt=’ls -lrt’
alias la=’ls -A’
alias pd=pushd
alias d=dirs
alias ag=’alias | grep’
alias h=history
alias hg=’history | grep’
alias j=jobs
alias cdw=’cd ~/wsprdaemon/’
alias cdk=’cd ~/wsprdaemon/ka9q-radio’
alias cdr=’cd /etc/radio’
alias cdrf=’cd /run/ft8’
alias cds=’cd /etc/systemd/system’
alias cdt=’cd /dev/shm/wsprdaemon’
alias cdu=’cd /dev/shm/wsprdaemon/uploads.d/’
alias cdww=’cd ~/wsprdaemon/wav-archive.d/’
alias vib=’vi ~/wsprdaemon/bash-aliases’
alias vibb=’vi ~/.bash_aliases’
alias viw=’vi ~/wsprdaemon/wsprdaemon.sh’
alias vic=’vi ~/wsprdaemon/wsprdaemon.conf’
alias vir=’vi ~/wsprdaemon/radiod@rx888-wsprdaemon.conf’
alias virr=’vi /etc/radio/radiod@rx888-wsprdaemon.conf’
alias tf=’tail -F -n 40’
alias tfd=’tf decoding_daemon.log’
alias tfr=’tf wav_recording_daemon.log’
alias tfw=’tf ~/wsprdaemon/watchdog_daemon.log’
alias g=’git’
alias gc=’git commit’
alias gd=’git diff’
alias gs=’git status | grep -B 100 “Untracked files”’
alias gl=’git log | head’
alias catss=’cat ~/.ssh/*pub’ scp -p ~/.vimrc ~/.bash_aliases ${remote_ip}:
alias wd=’~/wsprdaemon/wsprdaemon.sh’
alias wdl=’wd -l’
alias wdle=’wd -l e’
alias wdld=’wd -l d’
alias wda=’wd -a’ ### Instruct systemctl to if needed install and configure WD as a service, and then run ‘systemctl start wsprdaemon’
alias WDA=’wd -A’ ### Start WD from this terminal session so stderr messages go to this terminal. This is how I run WD when debugging
alias wdz=’wd-killall’ ### Quickly stops all WD-associated services and kills all WD daemons and zombies
alias wds=’wd -s’
alias wdv=’wd -V’
alias wdvv=’(cd ~/wsprdaemon; echo “$(git symbolic-ref –short HEAD 2>/dev/null)-$(git rev-list –count HEAD)” )’
alias wdd=’wd -d’ ### Increment the verbosity level of all running daemons in CWD
alias wddd=’wd -D’ ### Decrement
alias wdgi=’wd-grape-info’
alias wd-wav-archive=’df -h ~ ; du -sh ~/wsprdaemon/wav-archive.d/ ; ls -lt ~/wsprdaemon/wav-archive.d/ | head -n 3; ls -lt ~/wsprdaemon/wav-archive.d/ | tail -n 2’
alias wdwaf=wd-wav-archive-fix
alias wdssp=wd-ssh-psws
alias wd-ov=’wd-overloads’
alias wdov=’wd-ov’
alias wd-q=’wd-query’
alias wdq=’wd-query’
alias wd-syslog=’sudo tail -F /var/log/syslog’
alias wd-syslogl=’sudo less /var/log/syslog’
alias wdsl=’wd-syslog’
alias wd-wd-rec=’watch “ps aux | grep wd-rec | grep -v grep | sort -k 14,14n -k 15r”’
alias wdwd=’wd-wd-rec’ #alias wd-rl=’sudo journalctl -u radiod@rx888-wsprdaemon.service’ ### show the syslog entries for the radiod service. add -f to watch new log lines appear
alias wdrl=’wd-rl’
alias wd-ra=’wd-radiod-action start’ ### show it’s status
alias wdra=’wd-ra’
alias wd-rz=’wd-radiod-action stop’ ### show it’s status
alias wdrz=’wd-rz’
alias wd-rs=’wd-radiod-action status’ ### show it’s status
alias wdrs=’wd-rs’
alias wdrv=’wd-radiod-conf-edit’
alias wd-ss=’sudo systemctl’
alias wdss=wd-ss
alias wd-wd-start=’sudo systemctl start wsprdaemon.service’
alias wdwa=’wd-wd-start’
alias wd-wd-stop=’sudo systemctl stop wsprdaemon.service’
alias wdwz=’wd-wd-stop’
alias wd-wd-status=’sudo systemctl status wsprdaemon.service’
alias wdws=’wd-wd-status’
alias wd9c=wd-radiod-control
alias wdrc=wd-radiod-control
alias wdrg=’wd-rc-gain’
alias wd9m=wd-9m

tmux alias

alias wd-wait=’wd-wait-for_wspr-gap’
alias wd-nf=”awk ‘{printf “%2d: %s\n”, NF, $0}’”

git aliases

alias wd-get-my-public_ip=”dig TXT +short o-o.myaddr.l.google.com @ns1.google.com | sed ‘s/”//g’”
alias wd-watch-wavs >& /dev/null && unalias wd-watch-wavs
alias wdww=’wd-watch-wavs’
alias wdps=’ps aux | grep “wd-record|pcmrecord” | grep -v grep’
alias wdssr=wd-ssh-to-wdclient

Reloads these functions and aliases into the users running bash (must be an alias)

alias wd-bash_aliases=’source ~/wsprdaemon/bash-aliases’
alias wdba=’wd-bash_aliases’
alias wd-=’wd-help’
alias wd-h=’wd-help’
alias wdg=’wd -g’

Aliases from 3.2.3 circa 18-04-2024

alias wd-k=wd-kill-uploader
alias wdk=wd-kill-uploader
alias wd-un=wd-watch-wsprnet-upload-log
alias wdln=wd-watch-wsprnet-upload-log
alias wd-gp=’git push’
alias wd-gl=’git log | head -n 12’
alias wd-rc=’source ~/wsprdaemon/bash-aliases’ ### Just reload this file
alias wdrc=’wd-rc’
alias wdrci=’wd-rci’

Reload the local bash aliases and funtions defined in its ~/.bash_aliases, which will include this file after ‘rci’ has been executed

alias wd-rcc=’source ~/.bash_aliases’
alias wd-rcc=’wd-rcc’

Common usages of Linux commands

alias l=’ls -CF’
alias ll=’ls -l’
alias lrt=’ls -lrt’
alias la=’ls -A’
alias pd=pushd
alias d=dirs
alias ag=’alias | grep’
alias h=history
alias hg=’history | grep’
alias j=jobs
alias cdw=’cd ~/wsprdaemon/’
alias cdww=’cd ~/wsprdaemon/wav-archive.d/’
alias cdk=’cd ~/wsprdaemon/ka9q-radio’
alias cdt=’cd /dev/shm/wsprdaemon’
alias cdu=’cd /dev/shm/wsprdaemon/uploads.d/’
alias vib=’vi ~/wsprdaemon/bash-aliases’
alias vibb=’vi ~/.bash_aliases’
alias viw=’vi ~/wsprdaemon/wsprdaemon.sh’
alias vic=’vi ~/wsprdaemon/wsprdaemon.conf’
alias vir=’vi ~/wsprdaemon/radiod@rx888-wsprdaemon.conf’
alias virr=’vi /etc/radio/radiod@rx888-wsprdaemon.conf’
alias tf=’tail -F -n 40’
alias tfd=’tf decoding_daemon.log’
alias tfr=’tf wav_recording_daemon.log’
alias tfw=’tf ~/wsprdaemon/watchdog_daemon.log’
alias g=’git’
alias gc=’git commit’
alias gd=’git diff’
alias gs=’git status’

Get pub file for a copy/past to remote server’s .ssh/authorized_keys file

alias catss=’cat ~/.ssh/*pub’

Aliases which call WD

alias wd=’~/wsprdaemon/wsprdaemon.sh’
alias wdl=’wd -l’
alias wdle=’wd -l e’
alias wdld=’wd -l d’
alias wda=’wd -a’
alias wdz=’wd -z’
alias wds=’wd -s’
alias wdv=’wd -V’
alias wdd=’wd -d’ ### Increment the verbosity level of all running daemons in CWD
alias wddd=’wd -D’ ### Decrement
alias wdgi=’wd-grape-info’
alias wd-wav-archive=’df -h ~ ; du -sh ~/wsprdaemon/wav-archive.d/ ; ls -lt ~/wsprdaemon/wav-archive.d/ | head -n 3; ls -lt ~/wsprdaemon/wav-archive.d/ | tail -n 2’
alias wdwaf=wd-wav-archive-fix
alias wdssp=wd-ssh-psws
alias wd-ov=’wd-overloads’
alias wdov=’wd-ov’
alias wd-q=’wd-query’
alias wdq=’wd-query’
alias wd-syslog=’sudo tail -F /var/log/syslog’
alias wd-syslogl=’sudo less /var/log/syslog’
alias wdsl=’wd-syslog’
alias wd-wd-rec=’watch “ps aux | grep wd-rec | grep -v grep | sort -k 14,14n -k 15r”’
alias wdwd=’wd-wd-rec’
alias wdrl=’wd-rl’
alias wd-ra=’wd-radiod-action start’ ### show it’s status
alias wdra=’wd-ra’
alias wd-rz=’wd-radiod-action stop’ ### show it’s status
alias wdrz=’wd-rz’
alias wd-rs=’wd-radiod-action status’ ### show it’s status
alias wdrs=’wd-rs’
alias wdrv=’wd-radiod-conf-edit’

WD systemctl

alias wd-wd-start=’sudo systemctl start wsprdaemon.service’
alias wdwa=’wd-wd-start’
alias wd-wd-stop=’sudo systemctl stop wsprdaemon.service’
alias wdwz=’wd-wd-stop’
alias wd-wd-status=’sudo systemctl status wsprdaemon.service’
alias wdws=’wd-wd-status’
alias wd9c=wd-radiod-control
alias wdrc=wd-radiod-control
alias wd9m=wd-9m

tmux aliases

alias tm=’tmux’
alias tml=’tmux ls’
alias tm0=’tmux a -t 0’
alias tm1=’tmux a -t 1’
alias tm2=’tmux a -t 2’
alias tm3=’tmux a -t 3’
alias tm4=’tmux a -t 4’
alias tm5=’tmux a -t 5’
alias tm6=’tmux a -t 6’
alias tm7=’tmux a -t 7’
alias tm8=’tmux a -t 8’
alias tm9=’tmux a -t 9’
alias wd-wait=’wd-wait-for_wspr-gap’
alias wd-nf=”awk ‘{printf “%2d: %s\n”, NF, $0}’”

git aliases

alias wd-get-my-public_ip=”dig TXT +short o-o.myaddr.l.google.com @ns1.google.com | sed ‘s/”//g’”
alias wd-watch-wavs=’watch “ls -lr *.wav”’ ### watch for wd-record or kiwirecorder to create wav files in cwd
alias wdww=’wd-watch-wavs’
alias wdps=’ps aux | grep wd-record | grep -v grep’
alias wdssr=wd-ssh-to-wdclient

Reloads these functions and aliases into the users running bash (must be an alias)

alias wd-bash_aliases=’source ~/wsprdaemon/bash-aliases’
alias wdba=’wd-bash_aliases’
alias wd-=’wd-help’
alias wd-h=’wd-help’
alias wdg=’wd -g’