The term 'shell' refers to a general class of text-based command interpreters most often associated with the Unix & Linux operating systems.
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mongo : get one attribute from a
in mongo shell or PHP
how do I retreive the "list" attribute of this document ?
{
"_id" : ObjectId("51b972ebe4b075a9690bbc5b"),
"list" : [
"Environnement",
"Toutes thématiques",
"Transports"]
}
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Configuring sublime text build system to use shell script
I have a shell script with various functions defined and all accessible via the terminal by including the following line in bash_profile: source ~/hcom-env/conf/sys/hcom-profile
However when I try to ...
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How to call a bash script automatically when a directory containts chage
My goal is to run a bash script automatically whenever any new file added to a particular directory or any subdirectory of that particular directory.
Detail Scenario:
I am creating an automated ...
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Running script on a remote server in bash working on 1 server, not on the other
When I am running this script on 2 servers in hostnames, it succeeds on one of them, but not on the other.
The log output is pretty ugly, so I won't post all of it. Here is part of the bash_history, ...
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Script complains about `sed: option requires an argument — e` and `No such file or directory`
In my script, I am taking a text file and going through the file line by line and replacing the string "test" with "true", then redirect it to a new file. Here's my code:
cat $FILENAME | while read ...
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what wrong with my regular expression
I have a simple regular expression, and testing egrep on hexadecimal numbers
regex="^([0-9A-Fa-f]{2})(:[0-9A-Fa-f]{2})*$"
when i try to echo any Input it's just print Nothing
echo "fe:fe" | egrep ...
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Does node.js shell have commands like python type? [duplicate]
I want to know whether a object is null or undefined so I use the following code:
if(obj==='undefined'||obj===null)
But it doesn't seem to work. Is there similar python type command to get the type ...
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shell script for convert block data into command [closed]
Please help me to write script
Details:
I have text file with following sample data;
static-mapping 204-desktop
ip-address 192.168.100.134
...
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Is there some shell full path function?
Is there some native function(shell, linux command) to merge/compute the full path?
example:
old_path="~/test1/test2/../dir3//file.txt"
new_path=FUN($old_path)
echo "$new_path" // I want get this ...
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Unset a argument variable
I have created a script in sh shell.
#script.sh
echo $1
if [ x$1 = 'x' ]
then
echo CODE1
else
echo CODE2
fi
1) if I am running it using . ./script.sh
OUTPUT: CODE1
2) If I run it like . ...
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Extract nodes from xml based on keywords
I have an XML like below and am trying to extract the nodes based on a keyword.
Tried using XPath and XMLLint. But obviously, I'm not doing something right. So
hoping for some help in this regard.
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BASH scrip expecting then, when else is needed
I am trying to run a shell script called graphhopper.sh in Ubuntu 12.04 which was given by a website. When I run it, terminal produces
: not found.sh: 2: graphhopper.sh:
graphhopper.sh: 39: ...
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unable to post to HabitRPG API via curl [closed]
Ugo Landini's Pomodoro allows start / stop custom scripts, and I found this code that should let me post to the HabitRPG api:
do shell script "curl -X POST -H 'Content-Type:application/json' ...
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Rename files within folders to folder names while retaining extensions
I have a large repository of media files that follow torrent naming conventions- something unpleasant to read. At one point, I had properly named the folders that contain said files, but not want to ...
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How come setting Bash's IFS to newline breaks command substitution and export?
I am writing a bash script that loops over the output of a command substitution and then tries to perform another command substitution within the loop body. Here is the code:
#!/usr/bin/bash
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