Here\'s a snippet of a bash script I\'m writing to log CPU loads: #!/bin/bash # ... irrelevant nonsense ...
I\'m attempting to write a KornShell (ksh) function that uses printf to pad a string to a certain width.
Is there some command/script to know “EACH & EVERY” command executedon a solaris machine (with timestamp if possible) when multiple users are logged in with “SAME USERID & PASSWORD”?
I have a requiremen开发者_开发百科t in a shell script.I get this location information from a text file; it is always valid.
Autoconf scripts have trouble with a filename or pathname with spaces.For example, ./configure CPPFLAGS=\"-I\\\"/path with space\\\"\"
I am currently looking for a way to set enviroment variables in Linux via a simple shell script. Within the script I am currently using the \'export\' command, however this only has scope within the s
I have written a c program that retrieves arguments from the command line under Windows. One of the arguments is a regular expression. So I need to retrieve special characters such as \"( , .\", etc.,
how to use the find command to find files/directories which are not matching the pattern. for eg: 开发者_运维技巧find <some options > -name \"dontfile.txt\"
Whenever I start a shell in vim using :sh, it doesn\'t source my ~/.b开发者_运维技巧ashrc file. How can I get it to do this automatically?See :help \'shell\'.You can set this string to include -l or -
I have a couple of scripts for which the first part of them looks the same. Function of this part is to identify at which machine the script is being runned and set a couple of variables accordingly.
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