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42893572_c0 | 42893572 | bash | 0 | Title: Error in code for parsing arguments
Problem title: Error in code for parsing arguments
Tags: shell, linux, bash
Problem: Error in code for parsing arguments
Code signals: Error, i:0:1, i:1, i:j:1, Running, doc1, tests2 | Error in code for parsing arguments Error in code for parsing arguments shell linux bash Error i:0:1 i:1 i:j:1 Running doc1 tests2 Error in code for parsing arguments i learned bash very recently, and i'm trying to read arguments for my script. So i wrote this, but i get an error (and vim has highlited in pink the last... | [
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20619869_c0 | 20619869 | bash | 0 | Title: change line in bash using regular expression
Problem title: change line in bash using regular expression
Tags: regex, bash, linux, command-line
Problem: change line in bash using regular expression
Code signals: regular | change line in bash using regular expression change line in bash using regular expression regex bash linux command-line regular change line in bash using regular expression I need to replace some text using linux command line: i have some files: i have a partial solution: this works but when i tried to replace line 2 a... | [
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60496675_c0 | 60496675 | bash | 0 | Title: Why does grep loop getdents system call?
Problem title: Why does grep loop getdents system call?
Tags: bash, grep, ubuntu, linux, linux-kernel
Problem: Why does grep loop getdents system call?
Code signals: Why, Process | Why does grep loop getdents system call? Why does grep loop getdents system call? bash grep ubuntu linux linux-kernel Why Process Why does grep loop getdents system call? I am running a recursive grep command against a webspace on a Linux Ubuntu 18.04.4 LTS server in order to find all files with the specific phrase. Th... | [
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56395686_c0 | 56395686 | bash | 0 | Title: How to extract text from large text
Problem title: How to extract text from large text
Tags: linux, bash
Problem: How to extract text from large text
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60382571_c0 | 60382571 | bash | 0 | Title: UTF8 checkmark in shell prompt
Problem title: UTF8 checkmark in shell prompt
Tags: zsh, bash, prompt
Problem: UTF8 checkmark in shell prompt
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22348603_c0 | 22348603 | bash | 0 | Title: Linux differences between consecutive lines
Problem title: Linux differences between consecutive lines
Tags: bash, difference, line, linux
Problem: Linux differences between consecutive lines
Code signals: Linux, cron.log | Linux differences between consecutive lines Linux differences between consecutive lines bash difference line linux Linux cron.log Linux differences between consecutive lines I need to loop trough n lines of a file and for any i between 1 and n - 1 to get the difference line(n - 1) - line(n) . And here is the source fil... | [
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44775803_c0 | 44775803 | bash | 0 | Title: How to collapse several string to one by key?
Problem title: How to collapse several string to one by key?
Tags: bash, python, perl, awk
Problem: How to collapse several string to one by key?
Code signals: How, key1, key2 | How to collapse several string to one by key? How to collapse several string to one by key? bash python perl awk How key1 key2 How to collapse several string to one by key? For example I have a file: I want to get file: | [
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73702914_c0 | 73702914 | bash | 0 | Title: subtraction of two columns from different rows
Problem title: subtraction of two columns from different rows
Tags: bash
Problem: subtraction of two columns from different rows
Code signals: different, input.bed, NC_048323.1 | subtraction of two columns from different rows subtraction of two columns from different rows bash different input.bed NC_048323.1 subtraction of two columns from different rows How do I subtract the value of column 2 of one row with the value of column 3 of the previous row and print the result in a new row in bash. I... | [
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11060907_c0 | 11060907 | bash | 0 | Title: Control spacing in awk output
Problem title: Control spacing in awk output
Tags: grep, bash, gnuplot, sed, awk
Problem: Control spacing in awk output
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26665593_c0 | 26665593 | bash | 0 | Title: Modify fields of not unique lines in text file
Problem title: Modify fields of not unique lines in text file
Tags: unique, sorting, bash
Problem: Modify fields of not unique lines in text file
Code signals: Modify, enviando4 | Modify fields of not unique lines in text file Modify fields of not unique lines in text file unique sorting bash Modify enviando4 Modify fields of not unique lines in text file I'am working on a script that needs to get the duplicated lines from a single text file and change the value on the date field, but only the t... | [
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28789829_c0 | 28789829 | bash | 0 | Title: Find patterns across multiple log files?
Problem title: Find patterns across multiple log files?
Tags: bash, linux, regex, unix, shell
Problem: Find patterns across multiple log files?
Code signals: Find, Tue, Feb, MARK, Wed | Find patterns across multiple log files? Find patterns across multiple log files? bash linux regex unix shell Find Tue Feb MARK Wed Find patterns across multiple log files? I have eight log files in the following format: log01: log02: Every log file is generated by an instance of the same program reading different sens... | [
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43836820_c0 | 43836820 | bash | 0 | Title: bash - find the differed string in column of file
Problem title: bash - find the differed string in column of file
Tags: bash, shell, sed, awk
Problem: bash - find the differed string in column of file
Code signals: input.txt | bash - find the differed string in column of file bash - find the differed string in column of file bash shell sed awk input.txt bash - find the differed string in column of file I have a file input.txt, in bash using sed,awk or shell script how can I get the only differed string in a column amount all? For example: I ... | [
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55140468_c0 | 55140468 | bash | 0 | Title: Convert Bash String to JavaString
Problem title: Convert Bash String to JavaString
Tags: sh, implicit-conversion, string, java, bash
Problem: Convert Bash String to JavaString
Code signals: Convert, Bash, JavaString, file.txt | Convert Bash String to JavaString Convert Bash String to JavaString sh implicit-conversion string java bash Convert Bash JavaString file.txt Convert Bash String to JavaString I want to convert a String present in the bash variable to Java Supported String style. For Example: data="{"5": ">10%", "4": "<5%", "3": ">28 mo... | [
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42060298_c0 | 42060298 | bash | 0 | Title: Capture the log hourly from daily log file
Problem title: Capture the log hourly from daily log file
Tags: shell, linux, bash
Problem: Capture the log hourly from daily log file
Code signals: daily, Capture, now-1, mainlog.log | Capture the log hourly from daily log file Capture the log hourly from daily log file shell linux bash daily Capture now-1 mainlog.log Capture the log hourly from daily log file I have a log file which is daily rotate( let say main log file) I need capture the log hourly up-to now then store the hourly log file Ex; Whe... | [
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57700724_c0 | 57700724 | bash | 0 | Title: shell , single line if statement with variable assignment error
Problem title: shell , single line if statement with variable assignment error
Tags: bash
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28211083_c0 | 28211083 | bash | 0 | Title: Process file with Bash script
Problem title: Process file with Bash script
Tags: bash
Problem: Process file with Bash script else echo $file $cd1 echo $file $cd2 fi done < "$1"
Code signals: Process, Bash, V87.41, cd1, cd2, cd3 | Process file with Bash script Process file with Bash script bash Process Bash V87.41 cd1 cd2 cd3 Process file with Bash script This is my first post, so kindly excuse me on the formatting..i did try I have a txt file which are tab separated which looks like this and I want to get an output tab separated like this with ... | [
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37466585_c0 | 37466585 | bash | 0 | Title: changing a specific field as per file name
Problem title: changing a specific field as per file name
Tags: linux, bash, shell
Problem: changing a specific field as per file name
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67361571_c6 | 67361571 | bash | 6 | ica_subsp_enterica_Typhimurium_LT2, Salmonella_bongori, NZ_CP053416.1_prot_WP_000427862.1_2024, NZ_CP053416.1_prot_WP_079774928.1_2025, NZ_CP053416.1_prot_WP_000168315.1_2026, NC_003197.2_prot_NP_463124.1_4113, o1.1, file1, file2, FNR | ica_subsp_enterica_Typhimurium_LT2, Salmonella_bongori, NZ_CP053416.1_prot_WP_000427862.1_2024, NZ_CP053416.1_prot_WP_079774928.1_2025, NZ_CP053416.1_prot_WP_000168315.1_2026, NC_003197.2_prot_NP_463124.1_4113, o1.1, file1, file2, FNR | [
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4375246_c0 | 4375246 | bash | 0 | Title: assigning '/*' to variable
Problem title: assigning '/*' to variable
Tags: bash, linux
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63903273_c3 | 63903273 | bash | 3 | 2 0.1042E-02 0.3365E-02 0.3427E-05 0.1021E-04 0.4837E-05 0.1619E-04 0.4837E-05 0.1619E-04 0.1623E-06 0.5093E-06 0.1623E-06 0.5093E-06 0.1522E-05
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69275915_c0 | 69275915 | bash | 0 | Title: convert output to json in shell
Problem title: convert output to json in shell
Tags: jq, bash, shell
Problem: convert output to json in shell
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33481078_c0 | 33481078 | bash | 0 | Title: Add new lines on CSV file
Problem title: Add new lines on CSV file
Tags: bash, csv
Problem: Add new lines on CSV file
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18642188_c0 | 18642188 | bash | 0 | Title: Sorting csv file by 5th column using bash
Problem title: Sorting csv file by 5th column using bash
Tags: linux, bash
Problem: Sorting csv file by 5th column using bash
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74467277_c0 | 74467277 | bash | 0 | Title: count distinct users - shell script
Problem title: count distinct users - shell script
Tags: awk, bash, sed, shell
Problem: count distinct users - shell script
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39055425_c2 | 39055425 | bash | 2 | 08-13 00:54:04,1471049644,62,28,18 2016-08-.... Where $f5 holds the rest of the read file. How can I remedy this?
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66570014_c0 | 66570014 | bash | 0 | Title: Extract specific path component in GNU parallel
Problem title: Extract specific path component in GNU parallel
Tags: gnu-parallel, bash
Problem: Extract specific path component in GNU parallel
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15688488_c0 | 15688488 | bash | 0 | Title: Calculating GPA in awk?
Problem title: Calculating GPA in awk?
Tags: awk, bash, if-statement
Problem: Calculating GPA in awk?
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34392812_c0 | 34392812 | bash | 0 | Title: How to remove a line with an erroneous number of columns
Problem title: How to remove a line with an erroneous number of columns
Tags: sed, awk, bash
Problem: How to remove a line with an erroneous number of columns
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69939849_c0 | 69939849 | bash | 0 | Title: How to convert to json file
Problem title: How to convert to json file
Tags: json, bash
Problem: How to convert to json file
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63248016_c2 | 63248016 | bash | 2 | etc, Desktop, PD_sigma4, alpha0.0_b150_t10000_s5_qmat0.01, alpha0.0_b150_t10000_s5_qmat0.1, alpha0.sh, alpha10.0_b150_t10000_s5_qmat0.01, alpha10.0_b150_t10000_s5_qmat0.1, alpha10.sh, forbiden-sites.in, input0alpha0.in, input0alpha10.in, b1_ | etc, Desktop, PD_sigma4, alpha0.0_b150_t10000_s5_qmat0.01, alpha0.0_b150_t10000_s5_qmat0.1, alpha0.sh, alpha10.0_b150_t10000_s5_qmat0.01, alpha10.0_b150_t10000_s5_qmat0.1, alpha10.sh, forbiden-sites.in, input0alpha0.in, input0alpha10.in, b1_ | [
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27219013_c0 | 27219013 | bash | 0 | Title: unix shell scripting to merge multiple lines
Problem title: unix shell scripting to merge multiple lines
Tags: linux, unix, awk, bash, shell
Problem: unix shell scripting to merge multiple lines
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27710914_c0 | 27710914 | bash | 0 | Title: Using awk to find data matching date range in text file
Problem title: Using awk to find data matching date range in text file
Tags: linux, date, bash
Problem: Using awk to find data matching date range in text file
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1006885_c0 | 1006885 | bash | 0 | Title: how to replace the "disown" with "screen"?
Problem title: how to replace the "disown" with "screen"?
Tags: bash
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8169516_c0 | 8169516 | bash | 0 | Title: Cygwin trouble running some bash commands
Problem title: Cygwin trouble running some bash commands
Tags: bash
Problem: Cygwin trouble running some bash commands
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44284470_c0 | 44284470 | bash | 0 | Title: Strange behavior with bash for loop
Problem title: Strange behavior with bash for loop
Tags: shell, bash
Problem: Strange behavior with bash for loop I have this small script: #!/bin/bash
Code signals: Strange, folder1, folder2, folder3 | Strange behavior with bash for loop Strange behavior with bash for loop shell bash Strange folder1 folder2 folder3 Strange behavior with bash for loop I have this small script: The result is: Can you explain me why the loop behaves like that ? Any reply is appreciated. | [
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4749201_c0 | 4749201 | bash | 0 | Title: Restart process script linux
Problem title: Restart process script linux
Tags: bash, linux
Problem: Restart process script linux Can anyone helps me with a script which find process id by name and then restart it ?
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14620318_c0 | 14620318 | bash | 0 | Title: Regexp with slashes and path to files
Problem title: Regexp with slashes and path to files
Tags: parsing, bash, logging, regex
Problem: Regexp with slashes and path to files
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22433424_c0 | 22433424 | bash | 0 | Title: Changing rows to specific order
Problem title: Changing rows to specific order
Tags: bash, row, awk, sed
Problem: Changing rows to specific order
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26637938_c1 | 26637938 | bash | 1 | ','2014-11-07',0 'P2','2014-11-08',0 'P3','2014-11-14',0 'P3','2014-11-15',0 'P1','2014-11-21',1 'P1','2014-11-22',1 'P2','2014-12-05',1 'P2','2014-12-06',1 'P3','2014-12-12',1 'P3','2014-12-13',1
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46512881_c0 | 46512881 | bash | 0 | Title: How to replace multi-line text in bash programming
Problem title: How to replace multi-line text in bash programming
Tags: sed, bash
Problem: How to replace multi-line text in bash programming
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74604480_c0 | 74604480 | bash | 0 | Title: Check values in JSON file array using jq
Problem title: Check values in JSON file array using jq
Tags: jq, bash, json
Problem: Check values in JSON file array using jq
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74790259_c0 | 74790259 | bash | 0 | Title: Add space at nth possition on a csv file
Problem title: Add space at nth possition on a csv file
Tags: linux, csv, bash
Problem: Add space at nth possition on a csv file
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35660287_c0 | 35660287 | bash | 0 | Title: How Can I merge two files when keeping unmatch values?
Problem title: How Can I merge two files when keeping unmatch values?
Tags: bash, linux
Problem: How Can I merge two files when keeping unmatch values?
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37130835_c0 | 37130835 | bash | 0 | Title: remove files from subfolders without the last three
Problem title: remove files from subfolders without the last three
Tags: shell, bash, nested-loops
Problem: remove files from subfolders without the last three
Code signals: subfolders, n-3 | remove files from subfolders without the last three remove files from subfolders without the last three shell bash nested-loops subfolders n-3 remove files from subfolders without the last three I have a structure like that: I want to delete all the files *.txt in subfolders except the last three files with the greates... | [
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4654437_c0 | 4654437 | bash | 0 | Title: How to set current date as git commit message
Problem title: How to set current date as git commit message
Tags: bash, git
Problem: How to set current date as git commit message How to set current date as git commit message?
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36896897_c0 | 36896897 | bash | 0 | Title: How to print line number that contains specific number?
Problem title: How to print line number that contains specific number?
Tags: bash, linux, awk
Problem: How to print line number that contains specific number?
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66997692_c0 | 66997692 | bash | 0 | Title: Oozie variable cannot be resolved
Problem title: Oozie variable cannot be resolved
Tags: bash, oozie-workflow, oozie, bigdata
Problem: Oozie variable cannot be resolved
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44380249_c0 | 44380249 | bash | 0 | Title: In bash how to transform multimap<K,V> to a map of <K, {V1,V2}>
Problem title: In bash how to transform multimap<K,V> to a map of <K, {V1,V2}>
Tags: bash, mapreduce
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62104704_c0 | 62104704 | bash | 0 | Title: json jq array to string with double quotes
Problem title: json jq array to string with double quotes
Tags: bash, json, jq
Problem: json jq array to string with double quotes
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46191181_c0 | 46191181 | bash | 0 | Title: for all file names with .sh
Problem title: for all file names with .sh
Tags: unix, terminal, macos, bash
Problem: for all file names with .sh it should display only the file names without the.sh Example $>./file.sh | cat -e
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5274504_c0 | 5274504 | bash | 0 | Title: trying to understand nested brackets in sed script
Problem title: trying to understand nested brackets in sed script
Tags: bash, sed, shell
Problem: trying to understand nested brackets in sed script
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55673064_c0 | 55673064 | bash | 0 | Title: Trying to pass python variables inside sh script
Problem title: Trying to pass python variables inside sh script
Tags: python, bash
Problem: Trying to pass python variables inside sh script
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65186586_c0 | 65186586 | bash | 0 | Title: How to merge files depending on a string in a specific column
Problem title: How to merge files depending on a string in a specific column
Tags: shell, bash
Problem: How to merge files depending on a string in a specific column
Code signals: How | How to merge files depending on a string in a specific column How to merge files depending on a string in a specific column shell bash How How to merge files depending on a string in a specific column I have two files that I need to merge together based on what string they contain in a specific column. File 1 looks lik... | [
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36074541_c0 | 36074541 | bash | 0 | Title: Replace existing file in bash scripting
Problem title: Replace existing file in bash scripting
Tags: grep, bash, linux, terminal, replace
Problem: Replace existing file in bash scripting
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58626958_c0 | 58626958 | bash | 0 | Title: How to apply my sed command to some lines of all my files?
Problem title: How to apply my sed command to some lines of all my files?
Tags: bash, linux, sed
Problem: How to apply my sed command to some lines of all my files?
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68686821_c0 | 68686821 | bash | 0 | Title: Spooled SQL output to CSV
Problem title: Spooled SQL output to CSV
Tags: csv, oracle-database, command-line, bash, shell
Problem: Spooled SQL output to CSV
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19261226_c0 | 19261226 | bash | 0 | Title: Bash restore database MySQL
Problem title: Bash restore database MySQL
Tags: bash, mysql
Problem: Bash restore database MySQL My bash: testing #!/bin/bash
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6182485_c0 | 6182485 | bash | 0 | Title: bash/sed/awk: change first alphabet in string to uppercase
Problem title: bash/sed/awk: change first alphabet in string to uppercase
Tags: awk, bash, sed
Problem: bash/sed/awk: change first alphabet in string to uppercase
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13632437_c0 | 13632437 | bash | 0 | Title: virtualenv in python2.5.2
Problem title: virtualenv in python2.5.2
Tags: python, centos, package-managers, linux, bash
Problem: virtualenv in python2.5.2
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37016113_c0 | 37016113 | bash | 0 | Title: bash Regular Expression in if Statement
Problem title: bash Regular Expression in if Statement
Tags: bash, regex
Problem: bash Regular Expression in if Statement
Code signals: Regular, Expression, Statement, When, time$ttype, Please, dbussuspend.sh | bash Regular Expression in if Statement bash Regular Expression in if Statement bash regex Regular Expression Statement When time$ttype Please dbussuspend.sh bash Regular Expression in if Statement I am stumped at the error I am getting from a script I'm trying to run to suspend my machine. I am trying to use a regex i... | [
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39788998_c0 | 39788998 | bash | 0 | Title: Bash function not executing the input command
Problem title: Bash function not executing the input command
Tags: bash-function, bash
Problem: Bash function not executing the input command
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17727649_c0 | 17727649 | bash | 0 | Title: trying to tar a directory lists the directory instead
Problem title: trying to tar a directory lists the directory instead
Tags: zip, tar, linux, compression, bash
Problem: trying to tar a directory lists the directory instead
Code signals: test.zip | trying to tar a directory lists the directory instead trying to tar a directory lists the directory instead zip tar linux compression bash test.zip trying to tar a directory lists the directory instead so I did this with the intention of creating a zip of the directory FP however, it instead lists the directories insid... | [
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59046141_c0 | 59046141 | bash | 0 | Title: What does "-" do in bash (e.g. sort -)
Problem title: What does "-" do in bash (e.g. sort -)
Tags: bash, unix
Problem: What does "-" do in bash (e.g. sort -) What does - do in bash? Like sort - or uniq - ?
Code signals: What, e.g | What does "-" do in bash (e.g. sort -) What does "-" do in bash (e.g. sort -) bash unix What e.g What does "-" do in bash (e.g. sort -) What does - do in bash? Like sort - or uniq - ? | [
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2182953_c0 | 2182953 | bash | 0 | Title: count specific word in line in bash
Problem title: count specific word in line in bash
Tags: bash
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10031156_c0 | 10031156 | bash | 0 | Title: Linux sort doesn't work with negative float numbers
Problem title: Linux sort doesn't work with negative float numbers
Tags: bash, linux, sorting, ubuntu, unix
Problem: Linux sort doesn't work with negative float numbers
Code signals: Linux | Linux sort doesn't work with negative float numbers Linux sort doesn't work with negative float numbers bash linux sorting ubuntu unix Linux Linux sort doesn't work with negative float numbers How to sort this kind of input? Either sort -n data and sort -g data procudes this: On the other hand -1.whatever wou... | [
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448126_c0 | 448126 | bash | 0 | Title: lambda functions in bash
Problem title: lambda functions in bash
Tags: bash, lambda
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48014228_c0 | 48014228 | bash | 0 | Title: Replace the alphabetical characters of a column with numbers
Problem title: Replace the alphabetical characters of a column with numbers
Tags: shell, bash, awk
Problem: Replace the alphabetical characters of a column with numbers
Code signals: Replace | Replace the alphabetical characters of a column with numbers Replace the alphabetical characters of a column with numbers shell bash awk Replace Replace the alphabetical characters of a column with numbers How can I replace the alphabetical characters of a column with numbers? I have a file such as: I want to replace t... | [
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52326183_c0 | 52326183 | bash | 0 | Title: What does +x mean in Bash scripting?
Problem title: What does +x mean in Bash scripting?
Tags: shell, bash
Problem: What does +x mean in Bash scripting? What does +x mean in the below statement? if[ -z ${FSV_ROOT+x} ]
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64139198_c0 | 64139198 | bash | 0 | Title: AWK compare two columns form different files and merge outputs
Problem title: AWK compare two columns form different files and merge outputs
Tags: file, bash, awk
Problem: AWK compare two columns form different files and merge outputs
Code signals: AWK | AWK compare two columns form different files and merge outputs AWK compare two columns form different files and merge outputs file bash awk AWK AWK compare two columns form different files and merge outputs I need help :) I have two files (both very large). file1: file2 I want to compare the first columns of the two fi... | [
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69416175_c0 | 69416175 | bash | 0 | Title: Split, find and iterate over output of command
Problem title: Split, find and iterate over output of command
Tags: bash, jq, shell
Problem: Split, find and iterate over output of command
Code signals: Split, workspace_members, module1, module2, module3 | Split, find and iterate over output of command Split, find and iterate over output of command bash jq shell Split workspace_members module1 module2 module3 Split, find and iterate over output of command I currently have the following bash command: And it returns something like the following: I would like to split the s... | [
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53691378_c2 | 53691378 | bash | 2 | _JG004_NC_019450, PHAGE_Bdello_phi1422_NC_019525, PHAGE_Salmon_Fels_2_NC_010463, PHAGE_Bacill_G_NC_023719, PHAGE_Pseudo_phiCTX_NC_003278, PHAGE_Psychr_Psymv2_NC_023734, PHAGE_Entero_fiAA91_ss_NC_022750, PHAGE_Escher_pro483_NC_028943, PHAGE_Burkho_KL3_NC_015266 | _JG004_NC_019450, PHAGE_Bdello_phi1422_NC_019525, PHAGE_Salmon_Fels_2_NC_010463, PHAGE_Bacill_G_NC_023719, PHAGE_Pseudo_phiCTX_NC_003278, PHAGE_Psychr_Psymv2_NC_023734, PHAGE_Entero_fiAA91_ss_NC_022750, PHAGE_Escher_pro483_NC_028943, PHAGE_Burkho_KL3_NC_015266 | [
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74373140_c0 | 74373140 | bash | 0 | Title: Extract hours from csv using bash-script
Problem title: Extract hours from csv using bash-script
Tags: time, date, bash
Problem: Extract hours from csv using bash-script
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28094435_c0 | 28094435 | bash | 0 | Title: Unix SED - get title then set it another place
Problem title: Unix SED - get title then set it another place
Tags: sed, shell, unix, bash, linux
Problem: Unix SED - get title then set it another place
Code signals: Unix, SED, Title, PAGE_TITLE, page.html | Unix SED - get title then set it another place Unix SED - get title then set it another place sed shell unix bash linux Unix SED Title PAGE_TITLE page.html Unix SED - get title then set it another place I have a HTML file like this: How can replace PAGE_TITLE on title? I try this command: but it doesn't work. | [
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62699725_c3 | 62699725 | bash | 3 | 48909)98.6/100:0.0000010791)98.5/100:0.0000010848,2012-06_2012_C:0.0000012543) I've been trying to use while read a b; do sed -i '' 's/"$a"/"$b"/g' fileA; done < fileB But it doesn't work. Its not changing anything. I'm using a macOS.
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36315671_c0 | 36315671 | bash | 0 | Title: Encode column values from lond to base 36
Problem title: Encode column values from lond to base 36
Tags: bash, encode, linux, mysql
Problem: Encode column values from lond to base 36
Code signals: lond, xyzTable, Encode, hit_stamp, x_id, column_to_encode | Encode column values from lond to base 36 Encode column values from lond to base 36 bash encode linux mysql lond xyzTable Encode hit_stamp x_id column_to_encode Encode column values from lond to base 36 I have a file with columns like these (tab separated) Is it possible to encode the long values in "column_to_encode" ... | [
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21203491_c0 | 21203491 | bash | 0 | Title: rsync how to exclude all in array with spaces?
Problem title: rsync how to exclude all in array with spaces?
Tags: rsync, bash, arrays, space, arguments
Problem: rsync how to exclude all in array with spaces?
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27345195_c0 | 27345195 | bash | 0 | Title: Get the line before pattern that won't match pattern
Problem title: Get the line before pattern that won't match pattern
Tags: awk, bash, grep, python, regex
Problem: Get the line before pattern that won't match pattern
Code signals: Get, Marker | Get the line before pattern that won't match pattern Get the line before pattern that won't match pattern awk bash grep python regex Get Marker Get the line before pattern that won't match pattern I have a file with the following lines For every Marker, I need a valid line (not a Marker line) that is right be... | [
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59050448_c0 | 59050448 | bash | 0 | Title: Combine multiple files into one including the file name
Problem title: Combine multiple files into one including the file name
Tags: shell, awk, cat, bash
Problem: Combine multiple files into one including the file name
Code signals: Combine, File1, File2 | Combine multiple files into one including the file name Combine multiple files into one including the file name shell awk cat bash Combine File1 File2 Combine multiple files into one including the file name I have been looking around trying to combine multiple text files into including the name of the file. My current ... | [
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59238961_c2 | 59238961 | bash | 2 | :31:04,2019-03-24 13:18:03 0,104673361,91678296502,false,2019-03-21 03:35:35,2019-05-22 21:55:50 0,104679111,**91661560977**,false,2019-03-21 03:36:37,2019-03-21 04:34:00 0,104674082,91691721155,false,2019-03-21 03:49:07,2019-06-21 08:13:00
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57297397_c0 | 57297397 | bash | 0 | Title: Read Json array with JQ
Problem title: Read Json array with JQ
Tags: json, jq, bash, arrays
Problem: Read Json array with JQ
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39572696_c0 | 39572696 | bash | 0 | Title: Group every nth line command output in a CSV format
Problem title: Group every nth line command output in a CSV format
Tags: awk, bash, csv, sed
Problem: Group every nth line command output in a CSV format
Code signals: Group, CSV, ABC, file1, otherfile.c | Group every nth line command output in a CSV format Group every nth line command output in a CSV format awk bash csv sed Group CSV ABC file1 otherfile.c Group every nth line command output in a CSV format Am looking for a way to parse a multi line command output; group every multiple of nth line and format in CSV forma... | [
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19395233_c0 | 19395233 | bash | 0 | Title: expanding variables inside {..} in bash?
Problem title: expanding variables inside {..} in bash?
Tags: bash, linux, list, variables
Problem: expanding variables inside {..} in bash? I have the following shell script cat test.sh
Code signals: test.sh, j..$k | expanding variables inside {..} in bash? expanding variables inside {..} in bash? bash linux list variables test.sh j..$k expanding variables inside {..} in bash? I have the following shell script Here is the output My doubt is "Why is the ls $m not working". and How to make that work? Thanks in advance. lin | [
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54563510_c1 | 54563510 | bash | 1 | to do this automatically?
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73058333_c0 | 73058333 | bash | 0 | Title: how can i print unicode characters when tailing a log?
Problem title: how can i print unicode characters when tailing a log?
Tags: bash, tail
Problem: how can i print unicode characters when tailing a log?
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21152408_c1 | 21152408 | bash | 1 | 4r1w4r match pkg2 string2 t432t432 t432t432 t432t432 match pkg3 string3 r321 asdf asdf mismatch pkg4 string4 12341234 mismatch
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58201378_c0 | 58201378 | bash | 0 | Title: What does `${1+/$1}` mean in Bash?
Problem title: What does `${1+/$1}` mean in Bash?
Tags: bash, linux
Problem: What does `${1+/$1}` mean in Bash? I was reading a Bash script with this line: FOO=${1+/$1} What does this line do?
Code signals: What, Bash, FOO | What does `${1+/$1}` mean in Bash? What does `${1+/$1}` mean in Bash? bash linux What Bash FOO What does `${1+/$1}` mean in Bash? I was reading a Bash script with this line: What does this line do? | [
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50646642_c0 | 50646642 | bash | 0 | Title: How to escape { in git alias
Problem title: How to escape { in git alias
Tags: bash, escaping, git-alias, git
Problem: How to escape { in git alias
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60132504_c2 | 60132504 | bash | 2 | 8NFR9, KALYANI, Q29983_Q68D85, Q9Y5H8_Q9Y5E6, P13688_P08514, P07333_P29322, Q13349_P05556, Read, Fasta, Search, SPRING_P06340_P43629A-P06340_P43629B.txt, P06340_P43629A.hhr, Reading, Error, gsfs0, HHsearch, Cannot, Check, Linux, P06340_P43629A.a3m, BeJe1XUSEP.in.a3m | 8NFR9, KALYANI, Q29983_Q68D85, Q9Y5H8_Q9Y5E6, P13688_P08514, P07333_P29322, Q13349_P05556, Read, Fasta, Search, SPRING_P06340_P43629A-P06340_P43629B.txt, P06340_P43629A.hhr, Reading, Error, gsfs0, HHsearch, Cannot, Check, Linux, P06340_P43629A.a3m, BeJe1XUSEP.in.a3m | [
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