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sed does not what I expect it to do
I want to do simple string replacements with sed to rename some files. Unfortunately it does not work the way I expect.
My Input (these files):
'Djrum - Under Tangled Silence - 01 A Tune For Us.flac'
'...
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How do I properly edit and save a file using Emacs from the terminal?
I'm new to Emacs and trying to edit a file from the terminal on a Linux system. I ran the following command:
emacs /root/quote_dora
It opens Emacs, but I'm confused about how to enter text, save the ...
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Sending images from Orthanc to DICOM TLS Server: "DicomAssociation - connecting to AET \"MY_AET\": TLS error: bad extention"
I'am trying to send a Dicom image/pasient from my Orthanc server to a DicomServer with TLS. The errr message i get is: "Details": "DicomAssociation - connecting to AET "MY_AET"...
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UTM Display Scaling Issue on MacBook Pro M2 (Ubuntu 25.04 ARM, Sequoia 15.4.1, Retina Mode)
I'm running into an issue with UTM on my MacBook Pro M2 (14-inch, Sequoia 15.4.1).
I'm trying to run an Ubuntu 25.04 ARM VM.
Here’s my setup:
UTM version: latest
QEMU version: 9.1
CPU: 6 cores ...
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Linux. Create hotkey to move mouse [closed]
On Linux Arch. I need to create keyboard shortcut which does: mouseclick 3 specific locations on screen, one after another.
I've tried "autokey" but:
move_cursor(x, y) - does nothing to ...
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Why does reading from a serial port using `poll()` sometimes return `0x00` instead of the actual byte?
I'm working on a Linux application that communicates with a HART modem over a serial port, specifically using a FTDI USB-to-serial modem. The application uses Boost.Asio for asynchronous serial ...
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How to expand range with default operator ${foo:-10} [duplicate]
I am looking for a way to expand this iterator before execution at the moment it sets $i to {0..255} and it should set $i to 0 to start with and iterate. Tried this can you see an example? What about ...
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How to add in autotools a file to EXTRA_DIST when it is generated during build
In an autotools project I want to add a file to EXTRA_DIST so that it is included in the distribution tarball
The problem is that this file is generated during the build phase, which, from what I ...
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NTLM Authentication from Linux to Windows Service, .NET Core 8
services.AddHttpClient("WarehousesHttpClient", httpClient =>
{
httpClient.BaseAddress = new Uri(WarehouseBaseAddress);
httpClient.Timeout = TimeSpan.FromHours(3);
})
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Linux Equivalent for Digest-Only Code Signing of Windows Applications
I'm exploring a streamlined approach to code signing Windows applications within a Linux-based build environment. The goal is to decouple the build and signing processes. Specifically, I want to ...
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Gmail SMTP App Password for Linux / command line [closed]
I have a server that has been using Gmail to send emails (via Python smtplib) for the better part of a decade. As of today, I'm getting the error Username and Password not accepted. For more ...
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Thread can only end while 5 threads (including itself) are running
Threads barrier
Process P5 must create 44 threads: T5.1, T5.2, ..., T5.44. The execution of the process P5's threads should follow the synchronization conditions:
Process' main thread, i.e. T5.0 must ...
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bash script integer comparison syntax error
Following is the bash logic to compile and install Linux kernel if there is an update in the patch number in the Linux kernel version.
post_kernel_postinst() {
# Extract the new and current kernal ...
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how do I investigate the origin of the process in linux [closed]
see this weird processes on my pi server (running under debian 12):
ps:
pi 2825 392 29.2 2447152 2409552 ? Ssl Apr21 4762:40 ./Ak24wYEx
lsof:
pi@pi5:~ $ sudo lsof -p 2825
COMMAND PID ...
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How to filter only the application ID from Yarn
We need to filter only the application ID on notebookApp application:
yarn application -list | grep notebookapp | awk '{print $1}' | grep -v INFO
25/04/24 08:30:31 INFO client.AHSProxy: Connecting to ...