I\'m familiar with this syntax: cmd1 << EOF | cmd2 text EOF 开发者_StackOverflow but just discovered that bash allows me to write:
I need to receive arguments I have no control over into a shell script, and preserve any single or double quotes. For instance, a script that simply outputs the given arguments should act as follows:
Im writting up an automated backup and mirroring script which will more or less, copy over the files, the db, setup permissions, and modify the mirrored files slightly so they work on the other server
I run ssh root@myhost \"sh -x\" < myremotecommands.sh where myremotecommands.sh contains: #!/bin/sh sudo su
I\'m new to shell scripting and need some help. I am trying to write a script to bounce some servers and I am having a few issues with my if statements. The First and Second one below is giving me a t
In KornShell (ksh), I have a script that calls a list of scripts. The callee script needs to know its file name, so that it can generate unique configuration (or anything should be unique).
I want printf to recognize multi-byte characters when calculating the field width so that columns line up properly... I can\'t find an 开发者_开发问答answer to this problem and was wondering if anyone
<root> <tag>1</tag> <tag1>2</tag1>开发者_JAVA技巧 </root> Need to change values 1 and 2 from bashTo change tag\'s value to 2 and tag1\'s value to 3, using XMLStar
<?xml version=\'1.0\' encoding=\'UTF-8\'?> <build> <actions> <hudson.model.CauseAction>
I\'ve configured Apache2 with the cgi-bin directory so I can run shell scripts from my webserver. I need to figure out a way for the shell script to read the connecting LOCAL ip address (for example 1
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