Questions tagged [unix-shell]
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how to compare the files data in 2 different unix boxes
i have one file which exists in 2 different unix machines.
how i can compare the data with in the file
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Navadeep
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install mysql on freebsd
How to install Mysql on freebsd , i have tried a lot but after i am getting lot many error so i have removed it , but now i want to reinstall it so , can anyone suggest me the link / commands to install it ?
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rawman
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Vim how to change the cursor from char block to pre pipe/line
Not sure what the terminology is for it but on Vim the 'cursor' is always like an insert/replace cursor instead of the blinking line cursor I'm used to in other gui editors. Is there any way to change this when in insert mode?
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Derek Organ
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direct file transfer via ftp to ftp
Hi i want to transfer few file (which is very big in size ) from A server to B server via
ftp.
I have credentials of Server A's ftp and Server B's ftp - server B is my own server running
unix.
so can anyone suggest me the way to direct transfer…
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Hunt
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Bash as default shell for Netware user
I am connecting to the Novell Netware (OES) server via ssh. It shows me default novell console. I want it to start bash automatically when I connect. How can I do this?
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alex
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Turn off colors in Netware console?
I'm looking for a method of changing colors in default Novell Netware (OES) console
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alex
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Wow, there is no way this is wrong. What is wrong?
I am going to put this out there first, this is my shell script homework. However, I am finished with my work. It is just not running properly for some reason. I already asked 2 game developer graduates and a few peers and no one could figure out…
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Strawberry
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How do I traverse the filesystem looking for a regex match?
I know this is teeball for veteran sysadmins, but I'm looking to search a directory tree for file contents that match a regex (here, the word "Keyword"). I've gotten that far, but now I'm having trouble ignoring files in a hidden (.svn) file tree.…
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Taking input on remote vm
below is my use case , I have to take a input from a user for a specific command which need to run on a remote machine.But my problem is I am not able to access that machine directly so what I am doing
Ssh to othere server and from their I am doing…
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Mohan
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Remove parts of a path using parameter expansion... but how?
I need to remove the part
man1/bmtoa.1.gz
from the full path
/usr/share/man/man1/bmtoa.1.gz
so that it results in
/usr/share/man/
I've tried ${path#[!/]*/*} and ${path#/*/*} but both result in wrong paths.
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Trollhorn
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My Server is sending malicious SSH requests
I am facing weird issue on my server (Unix). There are couple vendors reported me that my server is sending malicious requests to their server by using SSH Protocol.
I have already checked the system logs under /var/log but didn't get anything…
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sumit vedi
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Bash & blocking processes
Could you help me with the Bash syntax to achieve the following?
Run a blocking process without blocking execution of the rest of the script.
Run a standard "non-blocking" process (e.g. lsof).
"Rejoin" the blocking process so that ^C will stop that…
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xyz
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What if I want to delete files that are not accessed for a few days in unix?
What if I want to delete files/folders that are not accessed for a few days in Unix?
Say there are some files that were last accessed 5 days ago in a particular location.
I want to delete those. What is the shell command for that?
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Nikhil Vijayan
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bash script to detect when a file is added to folder and command exec
I am trying to write a script to detect whenever a file is added to a specific folder and run a command using the last file added name. What I am specifically trying to do is to create a QR code for each file I add in a specific folder.
So what I…
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BashN00b
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What file is in every unix login?
I was asked that question and to be honest not sure if I understood that. I would say shell but instead of shell we can run any other program so ...
any idea by unix gurus?
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Radek
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