jar -tvf hello.war However, my .war also contains some .jar in a lib folder within the .war. I need a command display the contents of all the .jars within the .war.
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I\'m wanting to test wich distant port is open to know if I have to connect with telnet VNC Teamviewer or whatever.
I have the following code that changes the page orientation. it works in IE6 but not in IE7. it gets as far as %a and does not send the enter or tab keys so that i can hit \'OK\'
The vi editor has a very useful command gf, which allows one to open — in a new vi window — the file whose path is situated beneath the cursor in the vi editor. I am attempting to generalize this fe
Long time lurker, first time poster! Goal My ultimate goal is to make a Rake setup script to setup my rvm environment stuff (I need to dynamically create gemsets, install gems to those gemsets, and
I am working on a shell script and for some reason when I say cp full_path/* full_path_directory/ I get an error. I have echoed out the command and when I run what it echos in an interactive shel
I\'ve got an app that\'s supposed to use some shell commands to copy a file from the sdcard to /system/media/. It will require root, and I am testing on a rooted device. I\'m using runtimes to execute
I\'m trying to get a substring from the start of a pattern. I would simply use cut, but it wouldn\'t work if the pattern is a few characters long.
I installed Ruby on Rails 3 using bash on OSX Lion. When I wanted to use zsh and do a \"rails -v\" command I had \"Rails is not currently i开发者_如何学Gonstalled on this system\".
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