cdickbag@dickship:~$ mapfile -t indarr < <(ip addr show)
# Working with Arrays
Now that we've gone over a few ways to feed data into arrays, let's go over basic usage.
Print each element of an array by iterating over it with a `for` loop.
cdickbag@dickship:~$ for i in "${indarr@}"; do echo "${i}"; done
lineonehasunderscores
line two has multiple words separated by spaces
linethreeisoneword
Print the number of elements in the array.
cdickbag@dickship:~$ echo "${#indarr@}"
3
Print the indices of the array.
cdickbag@dickship:~$ echo "${!indarr[@]}"
0 1 2
Print a specific element of the array by index.
cdickbag@dickship:~$ echo "${indarr0}"
lineonehasunderscores
cdickbag@dickship:~$ echo "${indarr1}"
line two has multiple words separated by spaces
cdickbag@dickship:~$ echo "${indarr[2]}"
linethreeisoneword
Append an element to the array.
cdickbag@dickship:~$ indarr+=(line-four-has-dashes)
Delete an element from the array.
cdickbag@dickship:~$ unset 'indarr[3]'
# Pitfalls
I often see people creating arrays using [command substitution](https://www.gnu.org/software/bash/manual/htmlnode/Command-Substitution.html) in one of two ways.
cdickbag@dickship:~$ indarr=$(cat input.txt)
This creates a variable which we *can* iterate over, but it doesn't do what we expect. What we expect is that we have one line of text per index in the array. What we find when we try to treat it as an array is that there is only one element in the array. We can demonstrate this by printing the length, and the indices themselves.
cdickbag@dickship:~$ echo "${#indarr@}"
1
cdickbag@dickship:~$ echo "${!indarr[@]}"
0
One element, one index. In order to visualize what's contained in the variable, we can do the following.
cdickbag@dickship:~$ for line in "${indarr@}"; do echo "${line}"; echo ""; done
lineonehasunderscores
line two has multiple words separated by spaces
linethreeisoneword
Where we would expect a line of underscores between each individual line, we instead only have a line of underscores at the very bottom. This is consistent with what we saw when printing the number of elements, and the indices themselves.
There is a way to iterate over it like an array. Don't treat it like an array.
cdickbag@dickship:~$ for line in ${indarr}; do echo "${line}"; echo ""; done
lineonehasunderscores
line
two
has
multiple
words
separated
by
spaces
linethreeisoneword
The problem with this method becomes apparent immediately. Line two, which had spaces between words, is now being split on space. This is problematic if we need individual lines to maintain integrity for any particular reason, such as testing lines with spaces for the presence of a pattern.
The second method has similar issues, but creates an array with indices. This is better.
cdickbag@dickship:~$ indarr=($(cat input.txt))
cdickbag@dickship:~$ echo "${#indarr[@]}"
10
cdickbag@dickship:~$ echo "${!indarr@}"
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
The problem is already evident. There should be three lines, therefore indices 0-2, but we instead see indices 0-9. Are we splitting on space again?
cdickbag@dickship:~$ for line in "${indarr[@]}"; do echo "${line}"; echo "Text between lines"; done
lineonehasunderscores
Text between lines
line
Text between lines
two
Text between lines
has
Text between lines
multiple
Text between lines
words
Text between lines
separated
Text between lines
by
Text between lines
spaces
Text between lines
linethreeisoneword
Text between lines
We are. Individual elements can be printed, which is an improvement over the previous method using
# Working with Arrays
Now that we've gone over a few ways to feed data into arrays, let's go over basic usage.
Print each element of an array by iterating over it with a `for` loop.
cdickbag@dickship:~$ for i in "${indarr@}"; do echo "${i}"; done
lineonehasunderscores
line two has multiple words separated by spaces
linethreeisoneword
Print the number of elements in the array.
cdickbag@dickship:~$ echo "${#indarr@}"
3
Print the indices of the array.
cdickbag@dickship:~$ echo "${!indarr[@]}"
0 1 2
Print a specific element of the array by index.
cdickbag@dickship:~$ echo "${indarr0}"
lineonehasunderscores
cdickbag@dickship:~$ echo "${indarr1}"
line two has multiple words separated by spaces
cdickbag@dickship:~$ echo "${indarr[2]}"
linethreeisoneword
Append an element to the array.
cdickbag@dickship:~$ indarr+=(line-four-has-dashes)
Delete an element from the array.
cdickbag@dickship:~$ unset 'indarr[3]'
# Pitfalls
I often see people creating arrays using [command substitution](https://www.gnu.org/software/bash/manual/htmlnode/Command-Substitution.html) in one of two ways.
cdickbag@dickship:~$ indarr=$(cat input.txt)
This creates a variable which we *can* iterate over, but it doesn't do what we expect. What we expect is that we have one line of text per index in the array. What we find when we try to treat it as an array is that there is only one element in the array. We can demonstrate this by printing the length, and the indices themselves.
cdickbag@dickship:~$ echo "${#indarr@}"
1
cdickbag@dickship:~$ echo "${!indarr[@]}"
0
One element, one index. In order to visualize what's contained in the variable, we can do the following.
cdickbag@dickship:~$ for line in "${indarr@}"; do echo "${line}"; echo ""; done
lineonehasunderscores
line two has multiple words separated by spaces
linethreeisoneword
Where we would expect a line of underscores between each individual line, we instead only have a line of underscores at the very bottom. This is consistent with what we saw when printing the number of elements, and the indices themselves.
There is a way to iterate over it like an array. Don't treat it like an array.
cdickbag@dickship:~$ for line in ${indarr}; do echo "${line}"; echo ""; done
lineonehasunderscores
line
two
has
multiple
words
separated
by
spaces
linethreeisoneword
The problem with this method becomes apparent immediately. Line two, which had spaces between words, is now being split on space. This is problematic if we need individual lines to maintain integrity for any particular reason, such as testing lines with spaces for the presence of a pattern.
The second method has similar issues, but creates an array with indices. This is better.
cdickbag@dickship:~$ indarr=($(cat input.txt))
cdickbag@dickship:~$ echo "${#indarr[@]}"
10
cdickbag@dickship:~$ echo "${!indarr@}"
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
The problem is already evident. There should be three lines, therefore indices 0-2, but we instead see indices 0-9. Are we splitting on space again?
cdickbag@dickship:~$ for line in "${indarr[@]}"; do echo "${line}"; echo "Text between lines"; done
lineonehasunderscores
Text between lines
line
Text between lines
two
Text between lines
has
Text between lines
multiple
Text between lines
words
Text between lines
separated
Text between lines
by
Text between lines
spaces
Text between lines
linethreeisoneword
Text between lines
We are. Individual elements can be printed, which is an improvement over the previous method using
command substitution, but we still have issues splitting on space.
The two command substitution methods can work, but you have to be aware of their limitations, and how to handle them when you use them. Generally speaking, if you want a list of items, use an array, and be aware of what method you choose to populate it.
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The two command substitution methods can work, but you have to be aware of their limitations, and how to handle them when you use them. Generally speaking, if you want a list of items, use an array, and be aware of what method you choose to populate it.
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Working with Indexed Arrays
# Introduction I decided to write this to share what I've learned about arrays in bash. It is not complete, and I expect to learn a lot, if I get...
Check if variable has "#" as its first character
Hello Bash Masters!
​
First of all, I would like to thank everyone for assisting me on my previous post.
As advised, I am a super bash and linux noob and, this is literally the first time for me to write a bash noscript. I apologize in advance if my question/s sound silly.
​
I am working on a noscript that runs the commands saved on a .txt file - Check if the command works if yes, output this into a .txt file.
​
I currently have this:
#!/usr/bin/bash
#CREATE OUTPUT DIRECTORY IF DIRECTORY DOES NOT EXIST
mkdir -p /datacollect/commandlist
#CHECK THE TXT FILE FOR WHITESPACES
sed -i '/^$/d' commandslist.txt
#TEXT FORMAT
GREEN='\0330;32m'
RED='\033[0;31m'
NC='\033[0m'
#FOREACH LINE IN COMMANDS.TXT DO THE FOLLOWING
while read -r line; do
echo "${GREEN}Running Command $line${NC}"
eval "$line"
if [ "$?" -ne 0
then
echo "${RED}The command $line did not work, the command might not exist or is typed in incorrectly. Skipping.${NC}"
echo ""
echo ""
else
echo "$line" >> commandlist/commandlist.txt
eval "$line" >> commandlist/commandlist.txt
echo "" >> commandlist/commandlist.txt
echo "" >> commandlist/commandlist.txt
echo ""
echo ""
fi
done < commandlist.txt
I guess, all in all it is working now, aside from the previous comments about $? and the advise that I have gotten on why I should not use it. I am still testing and checking how to do this.
​
I would like to add in #Comments on my commandlist.txt to separate my commands.
commandlist.txt sample:
#SYSTEM AND HARDWARE COMMANDS
hostname
lshw
#DISK COMMANDS
lsblk
fdisk -l
#NETWORK COMMANDS
IFCONFIG
#SECURITY COMMANDS
I woulld like to try and do an if statement to filter out the output of my $line variable.
If $line does not contain "#", run the command.
For some reason, I am unable to make it work. I have tried the options found here:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/28514484/bash-how-to-check-if-a-string-starts-with
and I keep on getting errors. here is a sample of what I was trying to do:
line='#foo'
[ "$line" == "#"* ] && echo "$line starts with #"
#foo starts with #
and I get the error: test.sh: 2: test.sh: [[: not found
​
Trying several other if statements found on the afformentioned link, would result in a similar error.
​
What am I doing wrong?
​
Thank you in advance!
https://redd.it/xssp80
@r_bash
Hello Bash Masters!
​
First of all, I would like to thank everyone for assisting me on my previous post.
As advised, I am a super bash and linux noob and, this is literally the first time for me to write a bash noscript. I apologize in advance if my question/s sound silly.
​
I am working on a noscript that runs the commands saved on a .txt file - Check if the command works if yes, output this into a .txt file.
​
I currently have this:
#!/usr/bin/bash
#CREATE OUTPUT DIRECTORY IF DIRECTORY DOES NOT EXIST
mkdir -p /datacollect/commandlist
#CHECK THE TXT FILE FOR WHITESPACES
sed -i '/^$/d' commandslist.txt
#TEXT FORMAT
GREEN='\0330;32m'
RED='\033[0;31m'
NC='\033[0m'
#FOREACH LINE IN COMMANDS.TXT DO THE FOLLOWING
while read -r line; do
echo "${GREEN}Running Command $line${NC}"
eval "$line"
if [ "$?" -ne 0
then
echo "${RED}The command $line did not work, the command might not exist or is typed in incorrectly. Skipping.${NC}"
echo ""
echo ""
else
echo "$line" >> commandlist/commandlist.txt
eval "$line" >> commandlist/commandlist.txt
echo "" >> commandlist/commandlist.txt
echo "" >> commandlist/commandlist.txt
echo ""
echo ""
fi
done < commandlist.txt
I guess, all in all it is working now, aside from the previous comments about $? and the advise that I have gotten on why I should not use it. I am still testing and checking how to do this.
​
I would like to add in #Comments on my commandlist.txt to separate my commands.
commandlist.txt sample:
#SYSTEM AND HARDWARE COMMANDS
hostname
lshw
#DISK COMMANDS
lsblk
fdisk -l
#NETWORK COMMANDS
IFCONFIG
#SECURITY COMMANDS
I woulld like to try and do an if statement to filter out the output of my $line variable.
If $line does not contain "#", run the command.
For some reason, I am unable to make it work. I have tried the options found here:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/28514484/bash-how-to-check-if-a-string-starts-with
and I keep on getting errors. here is a sample of what I was trying to do:
line='#foo'
[ "$line" == "#"* ] && echo "$line starts with #"
#foo starts with #
and I get the error: test.sh: 2: test.sh: [[: not found
​
Trying several other if statements found on the afformentioned link, would result in a similar error.
​
What am I doing wrong?
​
Thank you in advance!
https://redd.it/xssp80
@r_bash
Stack Overflow
bash: how to check if a string starts with '#'?
In bash I need to check if a string starts with '#' sign. How do I do that?
This is my take --
if [[ $line =~ '#*' ]]; then
echo "$line starts with #" ;
fi
I want to run this noscript over a f...
This is my take --
if [[ $line =~ '#*' ]]; then
echo "$line starts with #" ;
fi
I want to run this noscript over a f...
Bash module system
Hi, I'm writing my 1st sh noscript, and it's getting bigger and bigger how I add new features to it, so my question is, do we write all logic and commands inside one file or we have some module system? bdw I tried to find anything related to modules in bash on google but without much results.
Thanks in advance!
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@r_bash
Hi, I'm writing my 1st sh noscript, and it's getting bigger and bigger how I add new features to it, so my question is, do we write all logic and commands inside one file or we have some module system? bdw I tried to find anything related to modules in bash on google but without much results.
Thanks in advance!
https://redd.it/xsvoip
@r_bash
reddit
Bash module system
Hi, I'm writing my 1st sh noscript, and it's getting bigger and bigger how I add new features to it, so my question is, do we write all logic and...
Reading keyboard input in the background
I have a while loop that takes a long time to execute because of some other things in it, and now I want to get keyboard input from that same loop, the problem is that using "read" only captures key presses once every 10 or so times, which I'm guessing is because those other things are taking up so much time per loop that the chances of the key being pressed while read is active are pretty low.
So now my question is, is there a way to read input in the background? Or maybe just to get the last key that was pressed, regardless of when that was?
https://redd.it/xt22w3
@r_bash
I have a while loop that takes a long time to execute because of some other things in it, and now I want to get keyboard input from that same loop, the problem is that using "read" only captures key presses once every 10 or so times, which I'm guessing is because those other things are taking up so much time per loop that the chances of the key being pressed while read is active are pretty low.
So now my question is, is there a way to read input in the background? Or maybe just to get the last key that was pressed, regardless of when that was?
https://redd.it/xt22w3
@r_bash
reddit
Reading keyboard input in the background
I have a while loop that takes a long time to execute because of some other things in it, and now I want to get keyboard input from that same...
bgit - the beginner's git noscript
Hi All. I recently took a bit of time to write up one of my first extensive bash noscripts. This was mainly an educational project for me to teach me a bit of bash, git, groff (first time writing a man page), as well as others.
You can check out the README for a more in depth explanation, but it's basically a bash noscript wrapper around basic git commands with colorized styling and devicons.
I'd be grateful and flattered if anyone tried it out and found it somewhat useful (there are far better more feature filled similar tools out there, but this works for my simple workflow, and perhaps it will work for you).
Constructive Criticism and Feedback is always welcome.
There are two repo links available (github and codeberg):
https://codeberg.org/z3rOR0ne/bgit
https://github.com/tomit4/bgit
https://redd.it/xt40e2
@r_bash
Hi All. I recently took a bit of time to write up one of my first extensive bash noscripts. This was mainly an educational project for me to teach me a bit of bash, git, groff (first time writing a man page), as well as others.
You can check out the README for a more in depth explanation, but it's basically a bash noscript wrapper around basic git commands with colorized styling and devicons.
I'd be grateful and flattered if anyone tried it out and found it somewhat useful (there are far better more feature filled similar tools out there, but this works for my simple workflow, and perhaps it will work for you).
Constructive Criticism and Feedback is always welcome.
There are two repo links available (github and codeberg):
https://codeberg.org/z3rOR0ne/bgit
https://github.com/tomit4/bgit
https://redd.it/xt40e2
@r_bash
Codeberg.org
bgit
A simple bash noscript that simplifies a standard git workflow.
Bash noscript to mail results of ping test - Security Question
Hi all, I am a newbie to Bash noscripting.
I wrote a simple noscript which will ping a host and send an email if the ping test fails.
The bash noscript uses a CURL command for accessing the SMTP server which is on gmail, however, the Google App password used in the CURL command is hard-coded in my bash noscript.
​
#!/bin/bash
sender="myemail@gmail.com"
receiver="myemail@gmail.com"
gapp="xxxxxxxxxpacy"
# read -p "Enter the subject of mail : " sub
sub="Daily Ping Test"
# if ping -c 1 123.45.67.89 &> /dev/null # Host which succeeds ping test
if ping -c 1 9.87.65.43 &> /dev/null # Host which fails ping test
then
body="Ping succeeded, but I still sent an email :)"
echo "Ping succeeded"
else
body="RED ALERT ::: Ping failed to host!"
echo "Ping failed"
fi
# curl command for accessing the smtp server
curl -s --url 'smtps://smtp.gmail.com:465' --ssl-reqd \
--mail-from $sender \
--mail-rcpt $receiver\
--user $sender:$gapp \
-T <(echo -e "From: ${sender}
To: ${receiver}
Subject:${sub}
${body}")
My question is if this is a bad design practice to hard-code this Google App password and what would be a more secure alternative for sending an email from a bash noscript (Should I host the SMTP server on my local computer instead?) -- Any advice on setting up a SMTP server locally would be appreciated if recommended. I could read in the Google App password, but that won't be useful as the goal is to run this noscript from a CRON job daily (health-checks on the servers).
Thanks in advance!
https://redd.it/xt6d9o
@r_bash
Hi all, I am a newbie to Bash noscripting.
I wrote a simple noscript which will ping a host and send an email if the ping test fails.
The bash noscript uses a CURL command for accessing the SMTP server which is on gmail, however, the Google App password used in the CURL command is hard-coded in my bash noscript.
​
#!/bin/bash
sender="myemail@gmail.com"
receiver="myemail@gmail.com"
gapp="xxxxxxxxxpacy"
# read -p "Enter the subject of mail : " sub
sub="Daily Ping Test"
# if ping -c 1 123.45.67.89 &> /dev/null # Host which succeeds ping test
if ping -c 1 9.87.65.43 &> /dev/null # Host which fails ping test
then
body="Ping succeeded, but I still sent an email :)"
echo "Ping succeeded"
else
body="RED ALERT ::: Ping failed to host!"
echo "Ping failed"
fi
# curl command for accessing the smtp server
curl -s --url 'smtps://smtp.gmail.com:465' --ssl-reqd \
--mail-from $sender \
--mail-rcpt $receiver\
--user $sender:$gapp \
-T <(echo -e "From: ${sender}
To: ${receiver}
Subject:${sub}
${body}")
My question is if this is a bad design practice to hard-code this Google App password and what would be a more secure alternative for sending an email from a bash noscript (Should I host the SMTP server on my local computer instead?) -- Any advice on setting up a SMTP server locally would be appreciated if recommended. I could read in the Google App password, but that won't be useful as the goal is to run this noscript from a CRON job daily (health-checks on the servers).
Thanks in advance!
https://redd.it/xt6d9o
@r_bash
reddit
Bash noscript to mail results of ping test - Security Question
Hi all, I am a newbie to Bash noscripting. I wrote a simple noscript which will ping a host and send an email if the ping test fails. The bash...
Running ". ~/.bashrc " and "export PATH="$HOME/.local/bin:$PATH" " at every log on
I am a Linux hobbyist and toy around with my raspberry pi at home. Sometime ago I was having issues where when I logged in the shell looked different (lacking colors, which is normal when I ssh into my raspberry pi). Through some troubleshooting I found out that I had to now run " . ~/.bashrc " and " export PATH="$HOME/.local/bin:$PATH" " every time I log in.
I tried adding these commands to my ~/.profile directory with no luck.
What am I doing wrong? Would it help if I posted screenshots?
https://redd.it/xt2imk
@r_bash
I am a Linux hobbyist and toy around with my raspberry pi at home. Sometime ago I was having issues where when I logged in the shell looked different (lacking colors, which is normal when I ssh into my raspberry pi). Through some troubleshooting I found out that I had to now run " . ~/.bashrc " and " export PATH="$HOME/.local/bin:$PATH" " every time I log in.
I tried adding these commands to my ~/.profile directory with no luck.
What am I doing wrong? Would it help if I posted screenshots?
https://redd.it/xt2imk
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reddit
Running ". ~/.bashrc " and "export PATH="$HOME/.local/bin:$PATH" "...
I am a Linux hobbyist and toy around with my raspberry pi at home. Sometime ago I was having issues where when I logged in the shell looked...
Do anyone know why zenity doesn't work under VNC? I'm making a noscript for "proot-ed debian" (although VNC in termux-x11, zenity seems to work)
https://redd.it/xtjr57
@r_bash
https://redd.it/xtjr57
@r_bash
Help with a rename pls
When I try to rename all files and subfolders to replace every '_' (underscore) with a '-' (dash), I get a bunch of errors;
find . -type f | rename -v 's//-/g'
Can't rename ./Lifeline/Season1/LifelineS01E03.mp4 ./Lifeline/Season-1/Lifeline-S01E03.mp4: No such file or directory
Can't rename ./Lifeline/Season1/LifelineS01E06.mp4 ./Lifeline/Season-1/Lifeline-S01E06.mp4: No such file or directory
Can't rename ./Lifeline/Season1/LifelineS01E07.mp4 ./Lifeline/Season-1/Lifeline-S01E07.mp4: No such file or directory
Can't rename ./Lifeline/Season1/LifelineS01E05.mp4 ./Lifeline/Season-1/Lifeline-S01E05.mp4: No such file or directory
When those files obviously do exist, some thing wrong with my syntax?
I can see the problem, it's replacing the \ in the subfolder name with a - which is not what I had intended.
Not sure how to correct this, ?
https://redd.it/xtreyq
@r_bash
When I try to rename all files and subfolders to replace every '_' (underscore) with a '-' (dash), I get a bunch of errors;
find . -type f | rename -v 's//-/g'
Can't rename ./Lifeline/Season1/LifelineS01E03.mp4 ./Lifeline/Season-1/Lifeline-S01E03.mp4: No such file or directory
Can't rename ./Lifeline/Season1/LifelineS01E06.mp4 ./Lifeline/Season-1/Lifeline-S01E06.mp4: No such file or directory
Can't rename ./Lifeline/Season1/LifelineS01E07.mp4 ./Lifeline/Season-1/Lifeline-S01E07.mp4: No such file or directory
Can't rename ./Lifeline/Season1/LifelineS01E05.mp4 ./Lifeline/Season-1/Lifeline-S01E05.mp4: No such file or directory
When those files obviously do exist, some thing wrong with my syntax?
I can see the problem, it's replacing the \ in the subfolder name with a - which is not what I had intended.
Not sure how to correct this, ?
https://redd.it/xtreyq
@r_bash
reddit
Help with a rename pls
When I try to rename all files and subfolders to replace every '\_' (underscore) with a '-' (dash), I get a bunch of errors; find . -type f |...
Simultaneous up- and download
Not a bash question, but not think it fits somewhat. I'm looking for a tool that lets me start uploading a file while it's being downloaded. The reason is that my uni's server does not allow downloads from the internet, so you have to download data you want to work with to you local machine first and then upload to the server. It would be a large speed up, if the local machine would just sort of act as a router, immediately forwarding the data upon receival. I've searched the internet a little, but wasn't able to find a technique that lets you do this. Does anyone know if someone has coded this up?
https://redd.it/xtspdc
@r_bash
Not a bash question, but not think it fits somewhat. I'm looking for a tool that lets me start uploading a file while it's being downloaded. The reason is that my uni's server does not allow downloads from the internet, so you have to download data you want to work with to you local machine first and then upload to the server. It would be a large speed up, if the local machine would just sort of act as a router, immediately forwarding the data upon receival. I've searched the internet a little, but wasn't able to find a technique that lets you do this. Does anyone know if someone has coded this up?
https://redd.it/xtspdc
@r_bash
reddit
Simultaneous up- and download
Not a bash question, but not think it fits somewhat. I'm looking for a tool that lets me start uploading a file while it's being downloaded. The...
new coder needs help. "montage: command not found"
Hi all,
I'm a newer coder. Basically all the coding I know is in relation to trying to find shortcuts for my analog photography hobby.
About a year ago I pieced together the code below thanks to this tutorial.
Using ImageMagick to Create Contact Sheets (Montage)
I used this code successfully numerous times, but its been months since I did last and now it's not working anymore. I believe i have upgrade my OS once since using it last. also, im pretty sure i upgraded to imagemagick 7 and now have deleted that and downloaded imagemagick 6 because i need "legacy commands"
Now when I enter this command into terminal I get "montage: command not found"
It's very possible i missed something simple, so please give me any ideas you can think of, even if they're elementary.
thanks so much!
https://redd.it/xtx179
@r_bash
Hi all,
I'm a newer coder. Basically all the coding I know is in relation to trying to find shortcuts for my analog photography hobby.
About a year ago I pieced together the code below thanks to this tutorial.
Using ImageMagick to Create Contact Sheets (Montage)
montage -verbose -label '%f' -font Helvetica -pointsize 10 -background '#000000' -fill 'gray' -define jpeg:size=200x200 -geometry 200x200+2+2 -auto-orient florida{001..005}.jpg JPG ~/Desktop/florida11.jpg I used this code successfully numerous times, but its been months since I did last and now it's not working anymore. I believe i have upgrade my OS once since using it last. also, im pretty sure i upgraded to imagemagick 7 and now have deleted that and downloaded imagemagick 6 because i need "legacy commands"
Now when I enter this command into terminal I get "montage: command not found"
It's very possible i missed something simple, so please give me any ideas you can think of, even if they're elementary.
thanks so much!
https://redd.it/xtx179
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Wait only a few seconds for a command, then continue to next ?!
Hi,
I have the following noscript:
active_rrus=$(ping -b -c 2 $rru_ip_range 2>/dev/null | grep "seq" | awk '{print $4}' | sed 's/.$//' | sort | uniq)
for rru in $active_rrus
do
rru_cnct.sh $rru >> $rru.txt
done
seq 7 | paste 172*.txt | sed -e "s/\r//g" | expand -t15 > result.txt
cat result.txt
The output from the above is 3 files with different IP addresses, merged into 1 file and its content displayed.
What happens is if any one of the devices is not reachable the noscripts keeps on waiting.
How can I code it to make it not wait more than a few seconds, and move on to the next device.
Thank You
https://redd.it/xub4bj
@r_bash
Hi,
I have the following noscript:
active_rrus=$(ping -b -c 2 $rru_ip_range 2>/dev/null | grep "seq" | awk '{print $4}' | sed 's/.$//' | sort | uniq)
for rru in $active_rrus
do
rru_cnct.sh $rru >> $rru.txt
done
seq 7 | paste 172*.txt | sed -e "s/\r//g" | expand -t15 > result.txt
cat result.txt
The output from the above is 3 files with different IP addresses, merged into 1 file and its content displayed.
What happens is if any one of the devices is not reachable the noscripts keeps on waiting.
How can I code it to make it not wait more than a few seconds, and move on to the next device.
Thank You
https://redd.it/xub4bj
@r_bash
reddit
Wait only a few seconds for a command, then continue to next ?!
Hi, I have the following noscript: active_rrus=$(ping -b -c 2 $rru_ip_range 2>/dev/null | grep "seq" | awk '{print $4}' | sed 's/.$//' | sort...
Bash command not found and bad substitution error
I'm trying to run this ffmpeg bash noscript
I keep getting this error:
The idea is to randomly pick an audio and its SRT subnoscript and play them on top of a looping video, the audio and the SRT file have the same name.
I don't know what i'm doing wrong, the syntax seems okay to me, but i'm not good with bash or even ffmpeg so maybe you can see something I couldn't.
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@r_bash
I'm trying to run this ffmpeg bash noscript
#!/bin/bash
MUSIC_FOLDER='audio/'
VIDEO=loop.m4v
RTMP_SERVERS="RTMPLINK"
while true; do
$SRT = find $MUSIC_FOLDER -type f -maxdepth 2 -name "*.srt" | shuf -n 1;
ffmpeg -hide_banner -i $(find -type f -maxdepth 2 -name ${$SRT:-4}) -vn -acodec copy -f mpegts - ;
done | mbuffer -q -c -m 20000k | (ffmpeg -hide_banner \
-stream_loop -1 -i $VIDEO -i $SRT \
-err_detect explode \
-i pipe:0 \
-map 0:v \
-map 1:a \
-pix_fmt yuv420p \
-s 1920x1080 \
-b:v 5000k \
-b:a 256k \
-acodec aac \
-vcodec libx264 \
-preset ultrafast \
-g 60 \
-threads 2 \
-flags +global_header \
-f tee $RTMP_SERVERS)
I keep getting this error:
live.sh: line 11: ${$SRT:-4}: bad substitution
-vn: No such file or directory
live.sh: line 10: =: command not found
live.sh: line 11: ${$SRT:-4}: bad substitution
-vn: No such file or directory
live.sh: line 10: =: command not found
live.sh: line 11: ${$SRT:-4}: bad substitution
-vn: No such file or directory
The idea is to randomly pick an audio and its SRT subnoscript and play them on top of a looping video, the audio and the SRT file have the same name.
I don't know what i'm doing wrong, the syntax seems okay to me, but i'm not good with bash or even ffmpeg so maybe you can see something I couldn't.
https://redd.it/xuff0t
@r_bash
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Bash command not found and bad substitution error
I'm trying to run this ffmpeg bash noscript ``` #!/bin/bash MUSIC_FOLDER='audio/' VIDEO=loop.m4v RTMP_SERVERS="RTMPLINK" while true; do $SRT =...
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377. @r_aviation
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380. @r_PhoenixSC
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383. @ATBGE
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386. @BrandNewSentence
387. @chessmemesenglish
388. @r_explainmelikeimfive
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303. @WandaVision_reddit
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307. @demonslayer_newz
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310. @DankNaruto
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313. @r_neovim
314. @rsoccerbetting
315. @r_BikiniBottomTwitter
316. @r_jokes
317. @r_fpv
318. @r_imaginary_network
319. @bestoftweets
320. @Rattit
321. @r_denmark
322. @redditpiracy
323. @kingKillerChronicle
324. @r_jacksepticeye
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327. @anime_wallpaper_HQ
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339. @IngressReddit
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341. @r_houkai3rd
342. @r_stonks
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344. @rekabufeed
345. @r_masterhacker
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349. @jenkinsci
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364. @denpasong
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367. @r_foxes
368. @r_mildlyvagina
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370. @TheVampireDiariesbackup
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372. @r_cryptocurrency
373. @Unexpected_Reddit
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375. @r_udemyfreebies
376. @r_KamenRider
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378. @r_memetemplatesofficial
379. @r_creepy
380. @r_PhoenixSC
381. @NatureIsLit
382. @r_HermitCraft
383. @ATBGE
384. @onepunchmansubreddit
385. @r_gtaonline
386. @BrandNewSentence
387. @chessmemesenglish
388. @r_explainmelikeimfive
389. @r_gifs
390. @r_apple
391. @r_furry
392. @R_MildlyPenis
393. @r_dndmemes
394. @rStableDiffusion
395. @r_tiktokthots
396. @r_turkey
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398. @Cinema4Dbackup
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402. @reddit_whatcouldgowrong
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410. @r_progresspics
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414. @r_marvelstudios
415. @hololive_yuri
416. @r_ilMasseo
417. @r_chodi
418. @r_izlam
419. @notme_irl
420. @rdogelore
421. @r_Showerthoughts
422. @r_WikiLeaks
423. @r_antimeme
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425. @rdrawing
426. @wallstreetnewsitalia
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428. @r_StarWarsLeaks
429. @CosplayReddit
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431. @reddit2telegram
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434. @DetroitBecomeHumanbackup
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450. @r_2meirl4meirl
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452. @OneTrueMegumin
453. @reddit196
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455. @InstaIndia
456. @asiangirlsbeingcute
457. @r_metalmemes
458. @reddit_android
459. @r_econ
460. @r_PlipPlip
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462. @r_rainbow6
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464. @Next_Level_Skills
465. @r_videomemes
466. @r_hearthstone
467. @attack_on_titan_topic
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470. @dailygratitudee
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472. @r_therewasanattempt
473. @minecraft_en
474. @failures_of_capitalism
475. @r_rimesegate
476. @r_abandoned
477. @r_BigAnimeTiddies
478. @r_terraria
479. @r_islam_channel
480. @quotesporn
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483. @northkoreanews
484. @r_shitpostcrusaders
485. @r_progmetal
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488. @r_vault_hunters
489. @holdmycosmo
490. @Tumblrcontent
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492. @r_sandman
493. @r_nottheonion
494. @r_tfirl
495. @Fgrandorder
496. @r_LiverpoolFC
497. @r_bugbounty
498. @r_invites
499. @r_League_Of_Memes
500. @r_Celebs
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403. @r_propagandaposters
404. @r_lal_salaam
405. @nature_eco
406. @r_wholesome
407. @rmallubabes
408. @r_breadtube
409. @reddit_androiddev
410. @r_progresspics
411. @r_Bloodborne
412. @r_Euroleague
413. @fakealbumcovers
414. @r_marvelstudios
415. @hololive_yuri
416. @r_ilMasseo
417. @r_chodi
418. @r_izlam
419. @notme_irl
420. @rdogelore
421. @r_Showerthoughts
422. @r_WikiLeaks
423. @r_antimeme
424. @UNBGBBIIVCHIDCTIICBG
425. @rdrawing
426. @wallstreetnewsitalia
427. @r_Arabfunny
428. @r_StarWarsLeaks
429. @CosplayReddit
430. @r_zargoryangalaksisi
431. @reddit2telegram
432. @redmeme
433. @datascientology
434. @DetroitBecomeHumanbackup
435. @r_animearmpits
436. @rhyderabad
437. @anime_titties
438. @imaginary_maps
439. @coolguides
440. @hot_models_videos
441. @r_heraldry
442. @reddit_cartoons
443. @r_SwitchHacks
444. @r_00ag9603
445. @r_DataHoarder
446. @r_linux
447. @r_cpp
448. @rnosleep
449. @r_FallGuysGame
450. @r_2meirl4meirl
451. @r_okbuddyrintard
452. @OneTrueMegumin
453. @reddit196
454. @r_kanye
455. @InstaIndia
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457. @r_metalmemes
458. @reddit_android
459. @r_econ
460. @r_PlipPlip
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462. @r_rainbow6
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465. @r_videomemes
466. @r_hearthstone
467. @attack_on_titan_topic
468. @PoliticalHumor
469. @r_emacs
470. @dailygratitudee
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472. @r_therewasanattempt
473. @minecraft_en
474. @failures_of_capitalism
475. @r_rimesegate
476. @r_abandoned
477. @r_BigAnimeTiddies
478. @r_terraria
479. @r_islam_channel
480. @quotesporn
481. @worldnews_reddit
482. @r_dontdeadopeninside
483. @northkoreanews
484. @r_shitpostcrusaders
485. @r_progmetal
486. @r_Sino
487. @ani_bm
488. @r_vault_hunters
489. @holdmycosmo
490. @Tumblrcontent
491. @r_formuladank
492. @r_sandman
493. @r_nottheonion
494. @r_tfirl
495. @Fgrandorder
496. @r_LiverpoolFC
497. @r_bugbounty
498. @r_invites
499. @r_League_Of_Memes
500. @r_Celebs