Thanks for a really great utility! 👍 I wanted to report 2 issues with 1.5:

% archey -c

                 ###                  User: jh
               ####                   Hostname: jhmp
               ###                    Distro: OS X 10.11.1
       #######    #######             Kernel: Darwin
     ######################           Uptime: 16:44  up 8 days,  3:36, 4 users, load averages: 1.64 1.53 1.58
    #####################             Shell: /usr/local/bin/zsh
    ####################              Terminal: xterm-256color iTerm.app
    ####################              Packages: 7
    #####################             CPU: Intel Xeon CPU E5-1680 v2 @ 3.00GHz
     ######################           Memory: 32 GB
      ####################            Disk: 36%
        ################              Battery:
         ####     #####               IP Address: ;; connection timed out; no servers could be reached

🔋🚫 I'm on a Mac Pro, which doesn't have a battery, so it seems peculiar to include a blank battery line here.

⌛ archey now takes about 10 seconds to execute because the IP fetch times out. I've verified that the underlying command archey is using (dig +short myip.opendns.com @resolver1.opendns.com) is the cause of this delay, and that command still times out and prints the above message when used alone. It may be that my current network is blocking or filtering opendns, but even if not, this network request is still likely to be the slowest part about running archey. Perhaps it's worth adding an optional switch to disable the IP address fetch?

There's a minor misalignment in archey help (Disable in the last line should be another 2 spaces to the right).

Archey OS X 1.5.2

Usage: /usr/local/bin/archey [options]

  -p --packager  Use auto detected package system (default packager: homebrew).
  -m --macports  Force use MacPorts as package system.
  -b --nocolor   Turn color off.
  -c --color     Force the color on (overrides --nocolor).
  -o --offline Disable the IP address check.

I am using archey and this is what is being displayed currently for the ip address tag not sure why

<meta* http-equiv="content-type" content="text/html;charset=utf-8"> <TITLE>302 Moved</TITLE>< 1>302 Moved The document has moved here.*

Hi,

I was experiencing some issues with archey hanging for approx 10 seconds. I added set -x to the start of the script to see where the problem was, and this line was the cause.

Actually the df command was the problem - I have a SSHFS mount point that had 'gone away': this causes df to timeout after 10 seconds.

Clearly I could unmount it and the problem goes away, but maybe adding a / argument to the df command would make it a bit more robust, and then there's no need for the head -2 either.

e.g.

-disk=$(df | head -2 | tail -1 | awk '{print $5}')
+disk=$(df / | tail -1 | awk '{print $5}')

Happy to provide a PR if that suits?

Hi,

I think I just got a new version of this via brew and Its actually annoying that you are hitting dig each time. This makes opening a new shell takes very much longer than if one has a call to archey in their respective .zshrc/.bashrc Can you cache this somehow, I like the feature just not the new call each time.

Hello,
Since my update to High Sierra 10.13.1, archey script doesn't show the IP anymore.
How to fix it ?

Thanks
Miles

every time, i open my Terminal. it can't start auto.

i must input 'archey' in my terminal, then i can see the magical displaying infomation

$ archey gets stuck

while $ archey -o works properly

what could be wrong with my config?
tried to remove .archey-ip, still experiencing this issue

So, I have a few different logo files I've come up with, random symbols for things that i like, was wondering if there was a way to have a few logofiles and have the script randomly choose one each time its launched, or maybe even dependant on an environment?

Heres an example of the Anjunabeats logo i made, i did another one of a band that i thik would be cool to rotate between!

curl: (7) Failed to connect to eth0.me port 80: Network is unreachable

It might be time to use a different external IP finder.

Archey 1.6.0's battery output contains a duplicate %, e.g. Battery: 99.98%%

• Update readme
• update changelog
• add new version to help output

Getting error when running archey on Mac OS X 10.4.11. CPU and RAM are blank. Sample output below.

machdep: class is not implemented

             ###
           ####                   User: admin
           ###                    Hostname: G3
   #######    #######             Distro: OS X 10.4.11
 ######################           Kernel: Darwin
#####################             Uptime: 1 day
####################              Shell: /bin/bash
####################              Terminal: xterm-color
#####################             Packages: 2
 ######################           CPU: 
  ####################            Memory: 0 GB
    ################              Disk: 84%
     ####     ##### 

Very minor, just an "fyi". The download link "The latest stable release is 1.5" (https://github.com/obihann/archey-osx/archive/1.5.tar.gz). is returning a 404 Not Found error.

the ip address is just a routable IP address。 lots of time is no useful.

if you add local machine ip address, it's will be more useful for web programmer .

it's no need type 'ifconfig' to find the local ip .

I have both brewed gawk & gnu-sed installed.

ioreg -c AppleSmartBattery -r | awk '$1~/Capacity/{c[$1]=$3} END{OFMT="%.2f%"; max=c["\"MaxCapacity\""]; if (max>0) { print 100*c["\"CurrentCapacity\""]/max;} }'

prints 95.67%, which results in Battery: 95.67%%.

I try to fix this problem with

env PATH='/sbin:/usr/sbin/:/bin:/usr/bin' /usr/local/bin/archey

But it breaks uptime

env PATH='/bin:/usr/bin' bash -c "uptime 2> /dev/null | sed -e 's/.*up\s*//' -e 's/,\s*[0-9]* user.*//'"

prints 12:29, 6 users, load averages: 1.46 1.48 1.47, which results in Uptime: 12:36, 6 users, load averages: 1.33 1.43 1.46

I just updated Archey via homebrew.

$ brew info archey
archey: stable 1.5, HEAD
Archey script for OS X
https://obihann.github.io/archey-osx/
/usr/local/Cellar/archey/1.4 (3 files, 12K)
  Built from source
/usr/local/Cellar/archey/1.5 (4 files, 16K) *
  Built from source
From: https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew/blob/master/Library/Formula/archey.rb

My default terminal is 80 chars wide and after the update it looks bad:

Last login: Thu Oct 15 19:01:59 on ttys000

                 ###                  User: <<removed>>
               ####                   Hostname: <<removed>>
               ###                    Distro: OS X 10.11
       #######    #######             Kernel: Darwin
     ######################           Uptime: 19:06  up 9 days, 23:10, 2 users, 
load averages: 0.74 0.82 0.91
    #####################             Shell: /bin/bash
    ####################              Terminal: xterm-256color Apple Terminal
    ####################              Packages: 20
    #####################             CPU: <<removed>>
     ######################           Memory: <<removed>>
      ####################            Disk: <<removed>>
        ################              Battery: <<removed>>
         ####     #####               IP Address: <<removed>>


$ 

I don't remember how the previous version looked but I'm 100% sure that the Uptime didn't break the logo.

eth0.me is down which makes archey to load with big delay

The README, under "Options", mentions "-l --localip : Show the local IP address associated with the default adapter".

But there is no such option in archey. It's not listed in archey --help and if I try to pass the option I get an "Unknown argument" error.

This option should be taken out of the README.

It gives the following error:
/usr/local/bin/archey: line 67: test: Ryan: binary operator expected
And 'Ryan' is the middle part of my username
I believe this problem is caused because my username contains whitespaces. (But I am not sure)

just an idea and just a draft: childnodeContribArch@c9e8bc4

looking forward to get your feedback ;)

GNU bash, version 4.4.23(1)-release (x86_64-apple-darwin17.5.0) on High Sierra.

Archey hangs with no output indefinitely, nothing seems to pop up in logs.

The webpage for archey hasn't been updated since 2013. It indicates that the current version is 1.1, doesn't list most of the command-line flags, and has a very incomplete credits list.

just like this:

             ###
           ####                   User: w4lle
           ###                    Hostname: w4lleMacBook-Pro
   #######    #######             Distro: OS X 10.9.4
 ######################           Kernel: Darwin
#####################             Uptime:  2:15
####################              Shell: /bin/zsh
####################              Terminal: xterm-256color
#####################             Packages: 20
 ######################           CPU: Intel Core i5-4278U CPU @ 2.60GHz
  ####################            Memory: 8 GB
    ################              Disk: 85%
     ####     #####

OSX version 10.9.4

archey 1.5.2 on my Mac Pro, which sadly lacks a battery, displays Battery: ? as part of its output.

I think I preferred archey 1.5.1's take, which omitted the battery line entirely on devices that don't have a battery. I am curious if there's any particular reason for this change? :)

Apparently the URL used to get ip info https://4.ifcfg.me/ has moved and my console outputs html. Would it be possible to check if a call to an external service/url fails then display a default or something more meaningful rather than a bunch of random html?

An option to turn off the Apple would be great 😄

It would allow it to be small-width friendly (eg. using it on a side-terminal along with code)

When I login, I get this:

$ /usr/local/bin/archey
/usr/local/bin/archey: line 132: [: q: binary operator expected

                 ###                  User: xxx
...
$ /usr/local/bin/archey --help
Archey OS X 1.5.2
...

Most likely related to the #29.

I have to type in the command to get it display my system specs, but I've seen people execute on startup? 😕

Would love to see the local IP version in stable, thanks 👍