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System Administration Automation Scripts

AI Summary: Create a bash script that checks if speedtest-cli is installed, installs it if necessary, runs it, and prints the download, upload, and ping speeds. The script should be saved in the `network/internet-speed-check.sh` directory within a larger bash scripts repository.

Complexity: 2/5
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System Administration Automation Scripts

AI Summary: Create a bash script that organizes files within a specified directory into subfolders based on their file extensions. The script should handle case-insensitive file extensions and utilize commands like `mkdir`, `mv`, `basename`, and `find`. The script should be added to the `file-tools` directory of the provided bash scripts repository.

Complexity: 3/5
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System Administration Automation Scripts

AI Summary: Create a bash script named `log-cleaner.sh` within the `cleanup` directory. This script should locate `.log` files in `/var/log`, display their size and last modified date, and offer the option to delete files older than 7 days after user confirmation. The script should leverage `find`, `stat`, `du`, `rm`, and `read` bash commands.

Complexity: 3/5
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System Administration Automation Scripts

AI Summary: Create a bash script that analyzes and displays disk usage for the root and home directories, optionally listing the top 5 largest files/folders. The script should utilize `du`, `df`, `sort`, and `head` commands and follow the project's coding style guidelines. The script will be added to the `monitor/` directory within the provided repository.

Complexity: 2/5
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System Administration Automation Scripts

AI Summary: Create a Bash script that takes a folder path as input, compresses it using `tar`, encrypts the compressed archive using `openssl` with AES-256 encryption, and prompts the user for a password interactively. The script should be saved as `security/folder-encryptor.sh` and utilize `tar`, `openssl`, and `read -s`.

Complexity: 3/5
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