Click here to download the script: passfail.pl

Instructions are inside the file and below:

# passfail.pl - Help prevent you entering your passwords into IRC by mistake
#
# Copyright (C) 2010 Christopher Carey
# http://chriscarey.com
#
# How to use:
#
# Stick the script passfail.pl into your .irssi/scripts/ directory. Symlink it into the autorun directory so it will
# run every time the application starts.
#
# First enable hash outputs with the following command:
#
# /set passfail_showhashes ON
#
# Now you can go to your (status) window and type any password.
# The password hash will be output to the (status) window. Copy it. Repeat for all of your passwords.
# (Make sure you are not in a regular IRC channel when doing this!!)
#
# Now you can disable hash outputs with the following command:
#
# /set passfail_showhashes OFF
#
# Password hashes are entered as a comma seperated list. Below are two samples,
# one sample with a single password hash and a sample with three hashes.
# We store the hash and not the clear password for obvious security reasons.
#
# If you have just one password, you would configure it like this:
#
# /set passfail_hashes "8211668c6e1452ad61ed4d49d8072e18"
#
# If you have three passwords, the setting may look like this:
#
# /set passfail_hashes "8211668c6e1452ad61ed4d49d8072e18,4a2701e0ea55e355296b6afd95a6c0ac,201a6ec9f938885df0a44f20458d2eb"
#
# To make new changes to passfail_hashes live, reload the script:
#
# /script unload passfail.pl
# /script load passfail.pl
#
# Test on the (status) window!

#!/bin/bash
sudo aptitude update
sudo aptitude install bcmwl-kernel-source

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