I am trying to compare version in windows terminal. It works great in Git Bash but in Windows terminal it shows gibberish and wrong result? verlte() { [ "$
I'm working with GWAS data, My data looks like this: IID,kgp11004425,rs11274005,kgp183005,rs746410036,kgp7979600 1,00,AG,GT,AK,00 32,AG,GG,AA,00,AT 100,TT,AA,00
I'm creating a bash script and I need to be able to accept a string as the first parameter. This string may contain the $ character. Script #/bin/bash pass="$1"
I'm starting to learn to use rest api via bash curl by writing a simple mastodon bot. I can attach multiple images using curl https://example.com/api/v1/statuse
Bash script used: #!/bin/bash set -xv IS=$'\n' list=$(cat exlist_sample | xargs -n1) for i in $list; do echo "$i" | rev > slist echo "$i" >> z
I have to print information about the user with the name given as a parameter. For example let's say ./script1.sh John should give me John Doe (username) -last
I am looking for the command or SDK, such as python, to generate new personal access token (PAT) in Github, but I didn't see any API for it. https://docs.github
Looking for solution to generate date in the below format: 2022-04-29T06:07:28.158Z Have to use in bash script.
Have some bash test code that have a spinner. Code seems like this #!/bin/bash sleep 5 & pid=$! frames="/ | \\ -" while kill -0 $pid 2&>1 > /dev/n
This works wrong script should delete only copies, but this script deletes all files #!/bin/bash DIR=$1 if [[ -z "$DIR" ]]; then echo "Error: files dir is
I am trying to write a script so that each time you execute it, it creates a batch of 10 files with increasing numbers starting with the last or max number that
I have this example.text > cat example.text 10.10.44.11 10.10.44.20 xa1-Y xa2-Y xb1-Y xb2-Y xc1-Y xc2-Y xd1-Y xd2-Y and I have this command: srxa_host_list
I am trying to launch networkQuality command in the background and live fetch the first part of the output to the bash script launching it. First part I want to
I'm trying to run only one instance of my back up script as a cron job. I know I can do it with a function that checks if the process is running: if pgrep -x rc
find /folder/202205??/ -type f | xargs head -50| grep '^Starting' There are 20220501 20220502 20220503 and so on folders... This command searches all first 50 l
I have a number of jobs. Typically I start the jobs manually by opening a number of terminal windows, and in each terminal window setting certain environment va
I'm sorry I can't provide the actual filenames for privacy reasons. names.txt contains several groups of lines separated by a single empty line. Each group pert
When I run the "ps" command, I can see all the processes I'm running, but for some reason, there are two identical processes(except for the PID ofc) running bas
I have a file called data.txt. when I read the file, the content looks like the below. $ cat data.txt name: linuxVol id: 6 type: Linux dir excludes: .snapshot*
Here's a simple reproducer: cat >sample_pipeline.sh << EOF set -x head