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regular single column data to multiple rows
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KKK-SNMImsi: 444444
KKK-SNMUserProfileId: KKK-SNMDefaultAutomaticProfile
KKK-SNMMmeAddress: TDSGSN01
KKK-SNMMsisdn: 44235682436
KKK-SNMLocationState: LOCATED
KKK-SNMRoamingAllowed: FALSE
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Bash script or the like to erase env values that host secrets once used to initialized app in a kubernetes container
I have a flask app that runs in a kube cluster. It does all the right things by using kube secrets to set the env values required to initialize the application. There are some env values I suspect ...
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How to add the strings in a particular line without hardcoding
I have 2 files, 1st file it has the output and another one template. I want to add ID's in the template from output without hardcode the value.
Output.txt,
abc 8392382222
def 9283923829
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systemd doesn't read environment variables required for script
I want to use borg backup and systemd timers to do my backups. I am using the script from borg backup website very slightly adjusted. You can see the original HERE and my script below:
#!/bin/sh
# ...
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Run bash script in cronjob
i'm trying to automate a script using crontab.
I've been searching for some information to help me, but haven't been successful so far.
I created the script with the shebang and full paths.
#!/bin/...
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How to copy all files with same extension between identical directory structures?
I have 2 independent folders A and B. B has many files with the extension .build. Across A there are a fe subdirectories that have the same structure as subdirectories of B.
For example A has ...
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Getting error when calling shell script ONLY with "sh -c" : "unexpected operator"
I have the following script:
installRequiredFiles=$1
install_with_pkg()
{
arg1=$1
echo $arg1
echo "[+] Running update: $arg1 update."
}
if [ $installRequiredFiles = "...
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How to create a shell script with the systemctl
I've been trying to create a script but it doesn't work out, if you can help me ...
I'm doing a script on the systemctl command that should ask you to write the name of a service, and then show you ...
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How to kill python process ran by shell script when shell script dies?
I have a shell script that runs python.
start.sh
# Setup environment
cd ~/foobar/ && \
python3 -m venv env && \
source env/bin/activate && \
pip install -q -r ...
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find doesn't work when run from remote script
I have following line in a script:
find ~ Templates -maxdepth 0 -type d -empty
which works fine, as expected. However when I copy my script to samba share and run it from there (bash myscript.sh), ...
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Read text file and move only those files to another folder
I have a folder filled with 100 log files, some of them have data, some dont. I have a script that picks out the files with the data and have the names saved in a text file named "goodfiles.txt" I ...
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Ubuntu - View data Lines 10 by 10 [closed]
I need to write a script to view /etc/passwd 10 by 10 with pages numbers under. So it will display the next 10 lines after pressing a button. What command should I use? Have tried to check awk, head,...
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Bash script, error "Arg list too long"
I need to run a bash script in a .lua file:
os.execute ("/path/to/file.sh")
file.sh:
#!/bin/bash
route add 149.36.98.78 reject
The permissions for file.sh is [-rwxr-x---] root www-data
I'm ...
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Is it correct to use /bin/sh in the hashbang if the Bourne shell isn't available in a distribution?
Generally, shell scripts contain the following comment at the first line of the script file: #!/bin/sh. According to the researches that I made, this is called "hash bang" and it is conventional ...
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Copy a folder overwriting ONLY smaller files in destination
I have tons of PDFs in multiple sub-folders in /home/user/original that I have compressed using ghostscript pdfwrite in /home/user/compressed.
ghostscript has done a great job at compressing about 90% ...