How can I add this functionality to my Bash?
In this video the presenter installs zsh and is able to type
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Execute a command in every sub-directory that contains wav files.
# Problem is solved! Thank you all for Helping! See comments for solution.
Hey there,
I have a collection of Drum Staples for Producing Music. The are Organized in different Folder for every Drum-Machine. In most sub-directories the samples are located directly in this folder. In some directories there are sub-folders for the different sounds (bass drum, snare, hats...).
I need a noscript or command that executes "normalize-audio -b \*.wav" in every sub-directory.
Searching the Web, I found this:
find ./* -type d -execdir echo Doing something in folder {} \; -execdir echo Done something in {} \;
It works well and executes the Echo command in every Sub. So i Changed it to
find ./* -type d -execdir normalize-audio -b {}/*.wav;
I tried it without the {} and put the Normalize Command in ' , But it just gives me error messages, mostly this one:
find: missing argument to `-execdir'
I've been tinkering with this command for 3 hours. Now it's time to admit that this is above my level and ask the community for advice.
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# Problem is solved! Thank you all for Helping! See comments for solution.
Hey there,
I have a collection of Drum Staples for Producing Music. The are Organized in different Folder for every Drum-Machine. In most sub-directories the samples are located directly in this folder. In some directories there are sub-folders for the different sounds (bass drum, snare, hats...).
I need a noscript or command that executes "normalize-audio -b \*.wav" in every sub-directory.
Searching the Web, I found this:
find ./* -type d -execdir echo Doing something in folder {} \; -execdir echo Done something in {} \;
It works well and executes the Echo command in every Sub. So i Changed it to
find ./* -type d -execdir normalize-audio -b {}/*.wav;
I tried it without the {} and put the Normalize Command in ' , But it just gives me error messages, mostly this one:
find: missing argument to `-execdir'
I've been tinkering with this command for 3 hours. Now it's time to admit that this is above my level and ask the community for advice.
Greetings from Germany!
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A universal noscript to open Firefox with piped search terms in Bash
#!/bin/bash
set -e
shopt -s lastpipe
read -r input;
getos () {
unames="$(uname -s)"
if echo "$unames" | grep 'Darwin' >/dev/null
then
baseos='osx'
else
if grep -qEi "(Microsoft|WSL)" /proc/version &> /dev/null ; then
baseos='windows'
else
baseos='linux'
fi
fi
echo $baseos
}
setfirefoxpath () {
if [ "$(getos)" == "windows" ]; then
export FIREFOXBIN="/mnt/c/Program Files/Mozilla Firefox/firefox.exe"
elif [ "$(getos)" == "linux" ]; then
export FIREFOXBIN="firefox"
elif [ "$(getos)" == "osx" ]; then
export FIREFOXBIN="/Applications/Firefox.app/Contents/MacOS/firefox"
else
echo "Unknown OS"
exit 1
fi
}
google () {
TLD=".co.uk"
search=""
for term in "$@"; do
search="${search}%20${term}"
done
"${FIREFOXBIN}" "https://www.google${TLD}/search?q=${search}" &
}
setfirefoxpath
google "${input}"
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#!/bin/bash
set -e
shopt -s lastpipe
read -r input;
getos () {
unames="$(uname -s)"
if echo "$unames" | grep 'Darwin' >/dev/null
then
baseos='osx'
else
if grep -qEi "(Microsoft|WSL)" /proc/version &> /dev/null ; then
baseos='windows'
else
baseos='linux'
fi
fi
echo $baseos
}
setfirefoxpath () {
if [ "$(getos)" == "windows" ]; then
export FIREFOXBIN="/mnt/c/Program Files/Mozilla Firefox/firefox.exe"
elif [ "$(getos)" == "linux" ]; then
export FIREFOXBIN="firefox"
elif [ "$(getos)" == "osx" ]; then
export FIREFOXBIN="/Applications/Firefox.app/Contents/MacOS/firefox"
else
echo "Unknown OS"
exit 1
fi
}
google () {
TLD=".co.uk"
search=""
for term in "$@"; do
search="${search}%20${term}"
done
"${FIREFOXBIN}" "https://www.google${TLD}/search?q=${search}" &
}
setfirefoxpath
google "${input}"
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Better way to get variables out of file
I have two files:
#config
nextcloud-1="/var/www/nextcloud-1"
nextcloud-2="/var/www/nextcloud-2"
and the actual noscript:
#!/bin/bash
dir="$1"
dir=$(cat /opt/dirs.txt | grep "$dir" | sed -e 's/.*"\(.*\)".*/\1/')
cd $dir
sudo -u www-data php -f occ app:update --all
This noscript updates all Nextcloud apps on the selected instance: `./updateapps.sh nextcloud-1`. Is there a more efficient way of doing this, with error handling in case of a non-existent directory/variable for directory?
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I have two files:
#config
nextcloud-1="/var/www/nextcloud-1"
nextcloud-2="/var/www/nextcloud-2"
and the actual noscript:
#!/bin/bash
dir="$1"
dir=$(cat /opt/dirs.txt | grep "$dir" | sed -e 's/.*"\(.*\)".*/\1/')
cd $dir
sudo -u www-data php -f occ app:update --all
This noscript updates all Nextcloud apps on the selected instance: `./updateapps.sh nextcloud-1`. Is there a more efficient way of doing this, with error handling in case of a non-existent directory/variable for directory?
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Help me
So i got this problem as summer homework:
I dont know why but it gives an error :( can someone help me?
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So i got this problem as summer homework:
Write a bash noscript that prompts the user to enter an upper limit. The program will calculate the sum of all prime numbers between 2 and the specified limit. Next, the program will have to generate a text file called "primes.txt" that will contain the prime numbers found, one per line. This is what i wrote:#!/bin/bash # Function that checks if a number is prime function is_prime() { if (( $1 < 2 )); then return 1 fi for (( i=2; i*i<=$1; i++ )); do if (( $1 % $i == 0 )); then return 1 fi done return 0 } # Function that calculates the sum of prime numbers up to a given limit function calculate_prime_sum() { local limit=$1 local sum=0 for (( num=2; num<=limit; num++ )); do if is_prime $num; then (( sum += num )) fi done echo $sum } # Read a number from input read -p "Enter an upper limit: " limit # Calculate the sum of prime numbers up to the limit prime_sum=$(calculate_prime_sum $limit) echo "The sum of prime numbers up to $limit is $prime_sum" # Generate a text file with prime numbers up to the limit echo "Prime numbers up to $limit:" > primes.txt for (( num=2; num<=limit; num++ )); do if is_prime $num; then echo $num >> primes.txt fi done echo "primes.txt file generated successfully." I dont know why but it gives an error :( can someone help me?
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Using printf in a function to replace echo
Since I've learned about some drawbacks of the
So I thought, why not write a function that allows me to use
Something like this:
But I'm not sure if this is syntactically correct. Normally, I would write
Thanks in advance.
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Since I've learned about some drawbacks of the
echo command, e.g. the lack of support for -- to indicate the end of options, I thought it would be reasonable to just stick with printf.So I thought, why not write a function that allows me to use
printf without having to retype the format strings.Something like this:
output() {
printf '%s\n' "$*"
}
output "$foo is $bar"
But I'm not sure if this is syntactically correct. Normally, I would write
printf '%s is %s\n' foo bar, instead of printf '%s\n' "$foo is $bar". Both seem to work the same; also, output "foo is bar" gives me the expected result. Shellcheck doesn't complain either. But is it safe to use, or are there any edge cases where my function wouldn't work as expected?Thanks in advance.
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What is a good tool to enable dynamic auto complete as you type in Bash 5.2
I have seen examples as you type, it will display a popup window above the line with the history of the shell.
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I have seen examples as you type, it will display a popup window above the line with the history of the shell.
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Part of noscript doesn't execute when launched through cron
Here is my noscript: (tome is my username)
#!/bin/zsh
month_day=$(date -d "$D" '+%d')
week_day=$(date +%u)
if [ $month_day = 07 ] || [ $month_day = 14 ] || [ $month_day = 21 ] || [ $month_day = 28 ]
then
echo "$(date +'%H:%M:%S %d/%m/%y : weekly backup '$month_day' starts')" >> /home/tome/.log/backup.log
weekly_backup
echo "$(date +'%H:%M:%S %d/%m/%y : weekly backup '$month_day' ok')" >> /home/tome/.log/backup.log
else
echo "$(date +'%H:%M:%S %d/%m/%y : daily backup '$week_day' starts')" >> /home/tome/.log/backup.log
daily_backup
echo "$(date +'%H:%M:%S %d/%m/%y : daily backup '$week_day' ok')" >> /home/tome/.log/backup.log
fi
updatedb
and the relevant part of the output of `sudo crontab -e`:
0 1 * * * /home/tome/.noscripts/backup
(btw `/home/tome/.noscripts/` is where I store all my noscripts, including `daily_backup`, but I double-checked it's part of `$PATH` both for tome *and* root - also, the permissions are correct and the noscripts are executable).
However, here's what I get :
* from `~/.log/backup6.log` (6 because it's Saturday and that's how I classify my backups): ***simply nothing.***
* from `~/.log/backup.log`:
​
01:00:01 08/07/23 : daily backup 6 starts
01:00:01 08/07/23 : daily backup 6 ok
Notice how the noscript completed in less than one second.
I don't want to put my whole `daily_backup` code here, I don't think that would be useful. Let's just say that the noscript *always* takes *at least* 10 minutes to run, and *a lot* is supposed to end up in `~/.log/backup6.log`, since evey task completed succesfully by the noscript leaves a message in the log.
My only conclusion is that: `backup` launches normally, but then skips `daily_backup` altogether.
And all this only happen when I run `backup` from root cron, if I do a `sudo backup` in a terminal suddenly it seems to work.
Please help if you can (that's really a background job I need cron to do for me)
-----------
EDIT: I think the issue was that `cron` used its own, minimalistic, $PATH. So I specified my $PATH in the `cron` file's beginning, and it works now.
Thanks to everyone for your help.
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Here is my noscript: (tome is my username)
#!/bin/zsh
month_day=$(date -d "$D" '+%d')
week_day=$(date +%u)
if [ $month_day = 07 ] || [ $month_day = 14 ] || [ $month_day = 21 ] || [ $month_day = 28 ]
then
echo "$(date +'%H:%M:%S %d/%m/%y : weekly backup '$month_day' starts')" >> /home/tome/.log/backup.log
weekly_backup
echo "$(date +'%H:%M:%S %d/%m/%y : weekly backup '$month_day' ok')" >> /home/tome/.log/backup.log
else
echo "$(date +'%H:%M:%S %d/%m/%y : daily backup '$week_day' starts')" >> /home/tome/.log/backup.log
daily_backup
echo "$(date +'%H:%M:%S %d/%m/%y : daily backup '$week_day' ok')" >> /home/tome/.log/backup.log
fi
updatedb
and the relevant part of the output of `sudo crontab -e`:
0 1 * * * /home/tome/.noscripts/backup
(btw `/home/tome/.noscripts/` is where I store all my noscripts, including `daily_backup`, but I double-checked it's part of `$PATH` both for tome *and* root - also, the permissions are correct and the noscripts are executable).
However, here's what I get :
* from `~/.log/backup6.log` (6 because it's Saturday and that's how I classify my backups): ***simply nothing.***
* from `~/.log/backup.log`:
​
01:00:01 08/07/23 : daily backup 6 starts
01:00:01 08/07/23 : daily backup 6 ok
Notice how the noscript completed in less than one second.
I don't want to put my whole `daily_backup` code here, I don't think that would be useful. Let's just say that the noscript *always* takes *at least* 10 minutes to run, and *a lot* is supposed to end up in `~/.log/backup6.log`, since evey task completed succesfully by the noscript leaves a message in the log.
My only conclusion is that: `backup` launches normally, but then skips `daily_backup` altogether.
And all this only happen when I run `backup` from root cron, if I do a `sudo backup` in a terminal suddenly it seems to work.
Please help if you can (that's really a background job I need cron to do for me)
-----------
EDIT: I think the issue was that `cron` used its own, minimalistic, $PATH. So I specified my $PATH in the `cron` file's beginning, and it works now.
Thanks to everyone for your help.
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sudo su in a bash/zsh noscript (but only part of that noscript)
I'm trying to run some noscripts on openSUSE Tumbleweed (or rather its WSL but it doesn't matter)
Here's what I want to do (mind that this code does not work, I'm trying to get as close as possible to this with a working noscript):
#!/bin/zsh
# some command as normal user:
cp /home/tome/.zshrc /home/tome/.zshrcroot
sed -i 's/agnoster/avit/g' /home/tome/.zshrcroot
# and here comes the part I don't know how to do
read -p "root password:" password
sudo su -p $password <<HERE
# here goes some stuff I want to run as the root user (not just prepending a sudo to the commands, the actual root user!)
cp /home/tome/.zshrcroot /root/.zshrc
cp -r /home/tome/.vim /root/.
cp /home/tome/.zshhistory /home/tome/.vimrc /root/.
cd /root
sh -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ohmyzsh/ohmyzsh/master/tools/install.sh)"
git clone https://github.com/zsh-users/zsh-autosuggestions /root/.oh-my-zsh/custom/plugins/zsh-autosuggestions
source /root/.zshrc
source /root/.vimrc
HERE
# and finally some non-sudo user commands again, could be anything
pwd && echo "I'm not sudo"
I found many ways to "run as root" commands in a bash/zsh noscript, but none of them gave me a satifying result... I know I have done this kind of thing to automate SQL commands, so I don't see why I couldn't do it with
All help will be greatly appreciated!
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I'm trying to run some noscripts on openSUSE Tumbleweed (or rather its WSL but it doesn't matter)
Here's what I want to do (mind that this code does not work, I'm trying to get as close as possible to this with a working noscript):
#!/bin/zsh
# some command as normal user:
cp /home/tome/.zshrc /home/tome/.zshrcroot
sed -i 's/agnoster/avit/g' /home/tome/.zshrcroot
# and here comes the part I don't know how to do
read -p "root password:" password
sudo su -p $password <<HERE
# here goes some stuff I want to run as the root user (not just prepending a sudo to the commands, the actual root user!)
cp /home/tome/.zshrcroot /root/.zshrc
cp -r /home/tome/.vim /root/.
cp /home/tome/.zshhistory /home/tome/.vimrc /root/.
cd /root
sh -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ohmyzsh/ohmyzsh/master/tools/install.sh)"
git clone https://github.com/zsh-users/zsh-autosuggestions /root/.oh-my-zsh/custom/plugins/zsh-autosuggestions
source /root/.zshrc
source /root/.vimrc
HERE
# and finally some non-sudo user commands again, could be anything
pwd && echo "I'm not sudo"
I found many ways to "run as root" commands in a bash/zsh noscript, but none of them gave me a satifying result... I know I have done this kind of thing to automate SQL commands, so I don't see why I couldn't do it with
sudo su...?All help will be greatly appreciated!
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Reverse Shell Cheat Sheet: A guide for reverse shells by providing an in-depth understanding of their workings across various programming languages and techniques
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What do you think are the good features a bash prompt should have?
I recently went into customizing my PS1 variable and I noticed that Im not really sure of knowing what I want. Do I want to see the full path of my current directory? Do I want to see my user name and hostname? The only thing I know for sure is the git branch. Does anyone has an opinion of what is and what is not a good PS1 variable? Should I use linebreaks for splitting the prompt line from the input? Thank you in advance.
EDIT: no one is talking about differentiating different prompt inputs by using a linebreak. Imho I think this is really helpful.
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I recently went into customizing my PS1 variable and I noticed that Im not really sure of knowing what I want. Do I want to see the full path of my current directory? Do I want to see my user name and hostname? The only thing I know for sure is the git branch. Does anyone has an opinion of what is and what is not a good PS1 variable? Should I use linebreaks for splitting the prompt line from the input? Thank you in advance.
EDIT: no one is talking about differentiating different prompt inputs by using a linebreak. Imho I think this is really helpful.
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ppd - a pushd/popd alternative written in bash
I use pushd/popd often, however I felt there was something lacking from the functionality offered by those commands, so I decided to build ppd.
ppd allows you to perform the following actions on a directory stack:
- list directories in the stack
- push directories to the stack
- pop directories from the stack
- navigate to directories in the stack
- add directories to the stack
- remove directories from the stack
- clear directories from the stack
You can find a demo of how it works in the README:
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I use pushd/popd often, however I felt there was something lacking from the functionality offered by those commands, so I decided to build ppd.
ppd allows you to perform the following actions on a directory stack:
- list directories in the stack
- push directories to the stack
- pop directories from the stack
- navigate to directories in the stack
- add directories to the stack
- remove directories from the stack
- clear directories from the stack
You can find a demo of how it works in the README:
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Elevating Tasks Over Files in the Runme CLI: Vastly simplify the CLI experience for users
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Elevating Tasks Over Files in the Runme CLI
In today's Runme CLI release, we're shipping Project Mode. Project Mode elevates tasks simplifying the CLI user experience without requiring authors to sacrifice the structure and organization of their markdown files describing runbooks and common workflows.
how do i list .txt files in defferent sub directories from the working directory
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how to accumulate the strings through a loop in text file or a variable?
Hi everyone I am trying to read a JSON and putting the results in a text file or a variable(it would be optimal). I already have this error.json file. But I tried putting nested loop but doesnt work.
​
outputFile="errors.json"
jsonData=$(jq '.' "$outputFile")
IDs=$(echo "$jsonData" | jq -r '.result.details.componentFailures | length')
for (( i=0; i<IDs; ++i )); do
#getting changeset name
branch=$(jq --arg i "$i" -r '.result.details.componentFailures[$i|tonumber].fullName' <<<"$jsonData")
# echo "$branch"
#getting their changeset record IDs
IDofCSs=$(jq --arg i "$i" -r '.result.details.componentFailures[$i|tonumber].problem' <<<"$jsonData")
# echo "$IDofCSs"
testing="${branch}=====${IDofCSs}"$'\n'
echo "$testing"
done
my output
Vehicle_Media_Update_Image_Sequence=====The field "EPM_Image_Sequence__c" for the object "EPM_Vehicle_Media__c" doesn't exist.
Account_Score_Inactivity_Decrease=====Update_Accounts_IER (Action) - We can't find an action with the name and action type that you specified.
WebForm_RecordTrigger_WebFormFlow=====Update_WFH_Score (Update Records) - The field "EPM_Score__c" for the object "EPM_Web_Form_History__c" doesn't exist.
The output is fine but I want it whole in one variable. Because every time its overriding the "testing" variable.
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Hi everyone I am trying to read a JSON and putting the results in a text file or a variable(it would be optimal). I already have this error.json file. But I tried putting nested loop but doesnt work.
​
outputFile="errors.json"
jsonData=$(jq '.' "$outputFile")
IDs=$(echo "$jsonData" | jq -r '.result.details.componentFailures | length')
for (( i=0; i<IDs; ++i )); do
#getting changeset name
branch=$(jq --arg i "$i" -r '.result.details.componentFailures[$i|tonumber].fullName' <<<"$jsonData")
# echo "$branch"
#getting their changeset record IDs
IDofCSs=$(jq --arg i "$i" -r '.result.details.componentFailures[$i|tonumber].problem' <<<"$jsonData")
# echo "$IDofCSs"
testing="${branch}=====${IDofCSs}"$'\n'
echo "$testing"
done
my output
Vehicle_Media_Update_Image_Sequence=====The field "EPM_Image_Sequence__c" for the object "EPM_Vehicle_Media__c" doesn't exist.
Account_Score_Inactivity_Decrease=====Update_Accounts_IER (Action) - We can't find an action with the name and action type that you specified.
WebForm_RecordTrigger_WebFormFlow=====Update_WFH_Score (Update Records) - The field "EPM_Score__c" for the object "EPM_Web_Form_History__c" doesn't exist.
The output is fine but I want it whole in one variable. Because every time its overriding the "testing" variable.
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multiple variables in one loop
I'm processing a bunch of videos, automated with a loop.
If I do:
for video in = .mp4;
[stuff getting done]
done
The loop successfully goes through every file in the directory, in order. video1.mp4, video2.mp4 etc.
But if I want to do an operation that goes through two sets of files in each step, for example, video1.mp4 + audio1.m4a, how do I do this?
I am trying to create two variables, $video and $audio. Eventually they'll go into an FFMPEG command together, to add matching audio tracks to video files.
Here's what I've tried:
for video in ./videotrack/.mp4; audio=./finalaudio/.m4a
echo $video
echo $audio
done
Unfortunately It gives me:
line 12: syntax error near unexpected token `audio=./finalaudio/.m4a'
So what is the correct way to approach this?
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I'm processing a bunch of videos, automated with a loop.
If I do:
for video in = .mp4;
[stuff getting done]
done
The loop successfully goes through every file in the directory, in order. video1.mp4, video2.mp4 etc.
But if I want to do an operation that goes through two sets of files in each step, for example, video1.mp4 + audio1.m4a, how do I do this?
I am trying to create two variables, $video and $audio. Eventually they'll go into an FFMPEG command together, to add matching audio tracks to video files.
Here's what I've tried:
for video in ./videotrack/.mp4; audio=./finalaudio/.m4a
echo $video
echo $audio
done
Unfortunately It gives me:
line 12: syntax error near unexpected token `audio=./finalaudio/.m4a'
So what is the correct way to approach this?
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Brace Expansion with variable
Hi guys!
I need help with this.
The last echo is not working.
Why is this happening?
I have tried several things and nothing works.
I'm lost. Help!
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echo txt{1,5}
txt1 txt5
echo txt{1..5}
txt1 txt2 txt3 txt4 txt5
END=5
echo txt{1,$END}
txt1 txt5
echo txt{1..$END}
txt{1..5}
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Hi guys!
I need help with this.
The last echo is not working.
Why is this happening?
I have tried several things and nothing works.
I'm lost. Help!
​
echo txt{1,5}
txt1 txt5
echo txt{1..5}
txt1 txt2 txt3 txt4 txt5
END=5
echo txt{1,$END}
txt1 txt5
echo txt{1..$END}
txt{1..5}
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How to escape special character, quotes (single and double) and spaces?
I am a beginner and I got to know that we have to escape some characters in bash.
this is the string stored in "testing" variable.
1.) Vehicle_Media_Update_Image_Sequence====Flow====The field "EPM_Image_Sequence__c" for the object "EPM_Vehicle_Media__c" doesn't exist.
2.) Account_Score_Inactivity_Decrease====Flow====Update_Accounts_IER (Action) - We can't find an action with the name and action type that you specified.
3.) WebForm_RecordTrigger_WebFormFlow====Flow====Update_WFH_Score (Update Records) - The field "EPM_Score__c" for the object "EPM_Web_Form_History__c" doesn't exist.
I tried to use tr but it didn't work.
https://redd.it/14vusjs
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I am a beginner and I got to know that we have to escape some characters in bash.
this is the string stored in "testing" variable.
1.) Vehicle_Media_Update_Image_Sequence====Flow====The field "EPM_Image_Sequence__c" for the object "EPM_Vehicle_Media__c" doesn't exist.
2.) Account_Score_Inactivity_Decrease====Flow====Update_Accounts_IER (Action) - We can't find an action with the name and action type that you specified.
3.) WebForm_RecordTrigger_WebFormFlow====Flow====Update_WFH_Score (Update Records) - The field "EPM_Score__c" for the object "EPM_Web_Form_History__c" doesn't exist.
I tried to use tr but it didn't work.
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Can bash be used to crop images by inserting pixel dimensions?
Just like there is Bash commands/noscripts to edit folders and text files, I'm wondering if it can also be used to crop a bunch of images at once, using the pixels (or something else) as a parameter to crop all of them equally.
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Just like there is Bash commands/noscripts to edit folders and text files, I'm wondering if it can also be used to crop a bunch of images at once, using the pixels (or something else) as a parameter to crop all of them equally.
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