I bet you have came across the same problem like me. I use shell(s) a lot. For python, ruby(irb), mongo... I use some shortcurt like crt+a to go at the begining, crt+e at the end, crt+k to clean to th
I work off a server along with a number of other people, who, because of unexplained occurrences, change files, symlinks, etc. Unfortunately, all have the same level of file system rights. Is there a
I have a lot of pdfs that I want to rename with /usr/bin/rename. The files are named in the following pattern:
I have a script that outputs with timestamps but I can\'t manage to have the date evaluate when the specific line is reached; all of the stamps have the time of the script\'s first call, that is, they
I\'m struggling to execute a set of command lines stored as strings in an array. My code looks like this :
I am usin开发者_JAVA百科g Cshell at the office, and it does not seem to have reverse incremental search for history. Is there any way to enable reverse-i-search (like the one in bash) in cshell.
I\'m redirecting the stdio of a server written in Python to a file: python server.py &> file The input is transmitted via a client.py which uses the XMLRPC library.
I have a shell script application.sh, as follows. 开发者_高级运维#! /bin/busybox sh set -o nounset -o errexit
I would like to find the most recently changed file in a directory, excluding hidden files (the ones that start with .) and also excluding directories.
I\'m messing around a little with awk and I am still kind of new to bash/awk so bear with me when I do this to look for all processes running as root