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Walking through files in directory randomly fix some of the issues I talked about in comments. |
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answered | Where do I find a list of terminal key codes to remap shortcuts in bash? |
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Linux listing files between two date without touch command added 276 characters in body |
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Variable scope in multiple pipes Yes -t is GNU specific and only makes sense if you're using + instead of ;. So -exec mv -t . {} + (efficient but GNU specific) or -exec mv {} . \; (inefficient but portable). (or -exec sh -c 'exec mv "$@" .' sh {} +: portable, efficient but long-winded). |
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answered | Linux listing files between two date without touch command |
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answered | UUOC with ssh file transfer |
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| Grep, Find which file the strings came from (assuming there's no file named foo: message for instance) |
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| Grep, Find which file the strings came from What implementation doesn't support --? It would not be POSIX, and I seriously doubt any pre-POSIX implementation would support binary file. |
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answered | | Grep, Find which file the strings came from |
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| Grep, Find which file the strings came from Note that you need an implementation of grep like GNU grep that supports reading binary files. |
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| Grep, Find which file the strings came from You need `--` with GNU `grep`. |
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| Grep, Find which file the strings came from Note about --print-file-name being GNU specific, add missing -- |
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Walking through files in directory randomly added 4 characters in body |
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Search class names in jars The awk one supports all characters but backslash (which is why I use ENVIRON in the solution I gave). Note that it's jar paths we're talking of here, not class paths. |
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Walking through files in directory randomly added 72 characters in body |
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Walking through files in directory randomly added 479 characters in body |
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answered | Walking through files in directory randomly |
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“No such file or directory” on an executable, yet file exists and ldd reports all libraries present What about LD_DEBUG=all /lib/ld-lsb.so.3 ./zls? |
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answered | find command: how to ignore pathname? |
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Wildcards in aptitude `^mypackage*` would be like `^mypackag` |
