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John Smith
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What is the minimum amount of memory required for starting a process on a Linux-based system?
Jun 30, 2022
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Can it possibly work if I assign two shells to SHELL in cron?
Jul 10, 2021
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How do I reliably capture the output of `ls` in this script?
Aug 22
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How might one except hidden '.' files and directories from a script that renames them?
Sep 11, 2020
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Could setting the permission on these files to 600 render my OS unusable? .bash_logout, .bashrc, .profile
Dec 7, 2021
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Why is it so that when tar is executed from the script I get "command not found", (it runs without giving me such output from the terminal)?
Jan 12, 2022
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How do I select an array to loop through from an array of arrays?
Aug 28
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Why does escaping double quotes from Python's run (with shell=True) is different than in Bash?
Feb 22
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Why is it possible to run files with permissions 600 from Python's subprocess.run()? [closed]
Jan 9
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Why doesn't this script succeed from crontab as it does when manually run?
Feb 26
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Does this sentence of Melville lack a verb?
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Is "one" unnecessary in this quote of Melville?
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What does "spinning upon the shoals" mean?
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What does the clown mean by saying that brothels in the cities "shall stand for seed" in the second scene of "Measure for Measure"?
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What does "gan" mean in "White thy fambles, red thy gan And thy quarrons dainty is."

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