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How to insert text before the first line of a file?

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How do I write a retry logic in script to keep retrying to run it upto 5 times?

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Cron to not run on specific day but all other days

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Is it bad to have filesystems nearly full?

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How to find first match in multiple files

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Delete 100 lines from vi editor using single command

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Parsing string token with bash

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Editing a Java properties file with Bash

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cut command, order not preserved?

answered Apr 16, 2013 at 13:27

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What scripting language can I use to automate a concatenation & zipping process?

answered Apr 16, 2013 at 12:49

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cat all lines from file, which are after "KEYWORD"

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Average number of subdirs

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Emacs's <C-l> vim equivalent

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Find command: name in list

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Format columns in output with awk

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Why did BASH print "bash: cd: write error: Success"?

answered Feb 22, 2014 at 9:46

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How do I add numbers from two txt files and write it to the same file?

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awk to store values under keyword in variable from file

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Pass variable to sed and change backslash to forward slash

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bash: test if $WORD is in set

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Sed: search and replace a patten with special characters which has a arbitrary string in between

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Korn Shell: Show elapsed time in a specific format

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answered Dec 19, 2013 at 12:59

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Split an existing prompt command line in a few lines

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Refer to an item in `dirs`

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53 Answers

How to insert text before the first line of a file?

How do I write a retry logic in script to keep retrying to run it upto 5 times?

How to view core files for debugging purposes in Linux?

What is the gold linker?

Cron to not run on specific day but all other days

Is it bad to have filesystems nearly full?

How to find first match in multiple files

Delete 100 lines from vi editor using single command

Parsing string token with bash

Editing a Java properties file with Bash

Mysql query resultset in bash script

cut command, order not preserved?

What scripting language can I use to automate a concatenation & zipping process?

cat all lines from file, which are after "KEYWORD"

Average number of subdirs

Emacs's <C-l> vim equivalent

Find command: name in list

Format columns in output with awk

Why did BASH print "bash: cd: write error: Success"?

How do I add numbers from two txt files and write it to the same file?

awk to store values under keyword in variable from file

Pass variable to sed and change backslash to forward slash

bash: test if $WORD is in set

Sed: search and replace a patten with special characters which has a arbitrary string in between

Korn Shell: Show elapsed time in a specific format

How to get an specific amount of lines in the console with less?

Split an existing prompt command line in a few lines

what is meant by multiprocessing and how it works?

Refer to an item in `dirs`

Diff 2 files ignoring strings between @ and [