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thnx for this info noobs like us are always looking for simple clean command lines i created a script that cleans/delete logfiles but could not test it using the simple bash filename.sh i could test it added the cronjob after that and it all works fine #!...
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This tutorial explains how to find out the current working directory under Linux / *BSD / Apple OS X / Unix like operating systems using pwd and store to a shell variable. ... I am working on a shell script. I need to find out the current working director...
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This page was last modified on 5 February 2011, at 05:13. Content is available under Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 Unported unless otherwise noted. Privacy policy About Linux Shell Scripting Tutorial - A Beginner's handbook Disclaimers...
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Infinite while loop example: while [ 1 ] do echo "infinite while loop example" done Infinite while loop in a single line: while [ 1 ]; do echo "infinite while loop example"; done -Sany...
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I want to pause input in a shell script, and prompt the user for choices. The standard 'Yes, No, or Cancel' type question. How do I accomplish this at a typical bash prompt?...
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Bash shell can repeat particular instruction again and again, until particular condition satisfies. A group of instruction that is executed repeatedly is called a loop. Bash supports: The for loop The while loop Each and every loop must: First, the variab...
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The shell script is equivalent to "ls -R" To show what problem may come up in such types of programs, I have taken two versions of the program. In the first version, If file names do not contain spaces or newline character, everything works well. The seco...
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Say there's are alot files being created in a folder and it causes full disk space problem, here's one of the example to remove the files that is older that 2 days: find /home/user/yourpath/ -mtime +2 -type f -exec rm -rf {} \; Or if you want to maint...