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conky: error while loading shared libraries: libsystemd.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

# execi tells a command to repeat - below every 30 (or whatever) seconds it checks the external IP address
${color pink}External IP:$color  ${color red}${execi 10 curl -s ipinfo.io/ip}$color

#!/bin/bash
## Starts IPTables & shows that it is running.
## Then:
## Function to swap 2 files holding DNS addresses, /etc/resolv.conf 
## & /etc/resolv.conf_VPN.
## To protect from the possibility of the resolv.conf with non-VPN
## DNS address overwriting your resolv.conf_VPN & causing you to use
## the wrong DNS, this script now checks whether resolv.conf & 
## resolv.conf_VPN are the same, & if they are, then resolv.conf_VPN
## is replaced by its backup, ie, /etc/resolv.conf_VPN.bak.
## 
## After the above is done, then OpenVPN with AirVPN server is 
## called. When OpenVPN closes, the resolv.conf files are swapped
## back again, so the original, non VPN file (DNS) is restored to 
## /etc/resolv.conf .
## You need to create the /etc/resolv.conf_VPN & the 
## /etc/resolv.conf.VPN.bak files with the AirVPN DNS & a backup 
## DNS that is NOT your ISP's DNS.
## 
## I use the following 4 lines of text for those two previously
## mentioned files:
##
## # AirVPN DNS followed by Google's DNS:
##   domain home
##   nameserver 10.4.0.1
##   nameserver 8.8.8.8
##
###########################################

# Turn on iptables - which protects my IP by allowing only VPN DNS
# if I lose VPN all internet connections are imediately stopped.

systemctl start iptables.service

systemctl status iptables.service

iptables -nvL --line-numbers


#Check entered arguments
if [ ! $1 ] || [ ! $2 ]
then
	echo "Using inbuilt defaults"
	file1="/etc/resolv.conf"
	file2="/etc/resolv.conf_VPN"
else
	file1=$1
	file2=$2
fi

#Check if the files exist
if [ ! -f $file1 ] || [ ! -f $file2 ]
then
	echo "File(s) doesnt exist"
	exit 1
fi

#Check whether the files are same
if [[ ! `cmp $file1 $file2` ]]
then
	echo "Files $file1 $file2 same"
	echo "Replacing $file2 with $file2.bak"
	if [ ! -f "$file2.bak" ]
	then
		echo "File $file2.bak doesnt exist"
		echo "Exiting.."
		exit 1
	else
		cp "$file2.bak" "$file2"
	fi
fi

#The swap function
swap()
{
	cp $file2 file.bak
	mv $file1 $file2
	mv file.bak $file1
}

#Swap the files
swap $file1 $file2
echo "Files $file1 and $file2 swapped"

#Do openVPN stuff
cd /etc/openvpn
#openvpn --config /etc/openvpn/AirVPN_NL_Dorsum_UDP-443.ovpn
openvpn --config AirVPN_NL_Dorsum_UDP-443.ovpn
cd ~

#Again swap the files, ie, go back to the original state
swap $file2 $file1
echo "Files $file2 and $file1 swapped"

# Turn off iptables - this allows usage of NON-VPN internet & DNS
# this is here for certain circumstances when it may be useful.
# Just uncomment the following two lines if needed. Doing so
# renders the identity protection that may be offered by your
# IPTables setup useless. 
#systemctl stop iptables.service
#echo "Turned off iptables - normal internet is now accessible BEWARE!"

#Done
exit 0