../.
weblib.sh
webhelp.sh
vx.sh
urldecode.sh
rand.sh
A bit more sane way to do random in bash.
Works like the perl rand() function:
returns a random(ish) int between 0 and the first argument. 

# rand <maxint>

rand () { 

    echo -n "$((  $(( ${1} * $(( $(( RANDOM * 100 )) / 32767 )) )) / 100 ))"

}

Then there's arand(); a function that returns an item from the argument list at random (requires rand()) 

# arand <item1> <item2> <item3> ...

arand () 

{ 

    local TH;

    for x in "$@";

    do

        TH[${#TH[*]}]="$x";

    done;

    unset TH[0];

    echo -n "${TH[$(($(rand "${#TH[*]}")+1))]}"

}

obsoleter.sh
funcookie.sh
apple.sh