T开发者_开发知识库his is how I currently delete files and directories recursively foreach my $row(keys %$rows)
In some cluster I need to enter in some directory and list and select some files. The problem is that probably there are even millions of very small files. If I do
echo \"\'param 1\' \'param 2\'\" | xargs -n2 -I@ echo [@] [@] This command outputs: [param 1 param 2] [param 1 param 2]
I would like to output the list of items in a folder in the folowing way: \"filename1\"\"filename2\" \"file name with spaces\" \"foldername\" \"folder name with spaces\"
In a directory with 30 CSV files, running: find . -name \"*.csv\" | (xargspython ~/script.py) How can I have python properly run on each file passed by xargs? I do print sys.stdin and it\'s just on
开发者_开发百科I migrated a typo3 website (LAMP) from a knopix server to a ubuntu 10.04 machine. Now half of the site kinda works the other have doesn\'t. I think I found the problem but can\'t resolv
I\'ve learned that when using find with xargs, it\'s advisable to use the -print0 and -0 arguments for file names with spaces to work correctly.
When I run shasum from a several direc开发者_如何学JAVAtories up on a single file, I get what I expect and ultimately want:
I have close to a million files over which I want to run a shell script and append the result to a single file.
I\'m converting some html files to text using html2text and want to retain the name of the file name charliesheenwinning.html as charliesheenwinning.txt or even charliesheenwinning.html.txt .
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