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65936470_c0 | 65936470 | bash | 0 | Title: Extract the valid portions of a mostly JSON file
Problem title: Extract the valid portions of a mostly JSON file
Tags: bash, jq, json
Problem: Extract the valid portions of a mostly JSON file
Code signals: Extract, JSON, Successes, Failures, foo.json, Invalid | Extract the valid portions of a mostly JSON file Extract the valid portions of a mostly JSON file bash jq json Extract JSON Successes Failures foo.json Invalid Extract the valid portions of a mostly JSON file I'm using jq to parse this file: And obviously running jq < foo.json yields: Because it can't parse Is there wa... | [
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76033294_c0 | 76033294 | bash | 0 | Title: looping infinitely when using sqlcmd inside a while-loop body
Problem title: looping infinitely when using sqlcmd inside a while-loop body
Tags: ksh, sqlcmd, bash
Problem: looping infinitely when using sqlcmd inside a while-loop body
Code signals: sqlcmd, the | looping infinitely when using sqlcmd inside a while-loop body looping infinitely when using sqlcmd inside a while-loop body ksh sqlcmd bash sqlcmd the looping infinitely when using sqlcmd inside a while-loop body I have a bash script which uses sqlcmd for fetching data from database in a while-loop body: It is expected... | [
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69695574_c0 | 69695574 | bash | 0 | Title: Is it possibly to sort files numerically when names are real numbers?
Problem title: Is it possibly to sort files numerically when names are real numbers?
Tags: bash, filenames, ls
Problem: Is it possibly to sort files numerically when names are real numbers? | Is it possibly to sort files numerically when names are real numbers? Is it possibly to sort files numerically when names are real numbers? bash filenames ls Is it possibly to sort files numerically when names are real numbers? I have a files which names are real numbers, both positive and negative. I need numerical or... | [
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56238977_c0 | 56238977 | bash | 0 | Title: Sort rows in a tab delimited file with numerical order
Problem title: Sort rows in a tab delimited file with numerical order
Tags: sorting, linux, bash
Problem: Sort rows in a tab delimited file with numerical order
Code signals: Sort, ch1, ch3, ch4, ch10, nk1 | Sort rows in a tab delimited file with numerical order Sort rows in a tab delimited file with numerical order sorting linux bash Sort ch1 ch3 ch4 ch10 nk1 Sort rows in a tab delimited file with numerical order I am trying to sort a file which is in the following format I am using the command But in the result, the ch1 ... | [
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46370872_c0 | 46370872 | bash | 0 | Title: Extracting just the open port numbers from netstat output
Problem title: Extracting just the open port numbers from netstat output
Tags: grep, bash, awk
Problem: Extracting just the open port numbers from netstat output
Code signals: netstat, Extracting, LISTEN | Extracting just the open port numbers from netstat output Extracting just the open port numbers from netstat output grep bash awk netstat Extracting LISTEN Extracting just the open port numbers from netstat output I have the following output from this command: How do extract just the last port numbers from the output? | [
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72613612_c0 | 72613612 | bash | 0 | Title: Short Form of Bash Script IF ELSE Not Working
Problem title: Short Form of Bash Script IF ELSE Not Working
Tags: bash
Problem: Short Form of Bash Script IF ELSE Not Working
Code signals: Short, Form, Bash, Script, Not, Working, python3, python-script.py, Syntax | Short Form of Bash Script IF ELSE Not Working Short Form of Bash Script IF ELSE Not Working bash Short Form Bash Script Not Working python3 python-script.py Syntax Short Form of Bash Script IF ELSE Not Working The script is basically polling directory /images for jpg files and moving them to new directory /gallery/2022... | [
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12420524_c0 | 12420524 | bash | 0 | Title: why find need "{} \"?
Problem title: why find need "{} \"?
Tags: linux, bash
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24069173_c0 | 24069173 | bash | 0 | Title: Recursively cat all the files into single file
Problem title: Recursively cat all the files into single file
Tags: grep, unix, bash, cat, linux
Problem: Recursively cat all the files into single file
Code signals: Recursively, json1.json, json2.json, json_x.json | Recursively cat all the files into single file Recursively cat all the files into single file grep unix bash cat linux Recursively json1.json json2.json json_x.json Recursively cat all the files into single file I have bunch of files sitting in folders like I want to cat all the jsons into one single file? | [
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62309711_c0 | 62309711 | bash | 0 | Title: If variable is within range of another variable
Problem title: If variable is within range of another variable
Tags: syntax, while-loop, if-statement, bash
Problem: If variable is within range of another variable
Code signals: LAT, BEGIN, END, LON, ALT, Sleeping | If variable is within range of another variable If variable is within range of another variable syntax while-loop if-statement bash LAT BEGIN END LON ALT Sleeping If variable is within range of another variable I have a loop that updates when GPS coordinates change at the third decimal by comparing previous coordinates... | [
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4109589_c0 | 4109589 | bash | 0 | Title: Remove all whitespaces in a file- Linux
Problem title: Remove all whitespaces in a file- Linux
Tags: bash, sed, regex, linux
Problem: Remove all whitespaces in a file- Linux How would I remove ALL whitespaces in a given file in Linux?
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32155579_c0 | 32155579 | bash | 0 | Title: How to use a command output as for loop condition in bash?
Problem title: How to use a command output as for loop condition in bash?
Tags: for-loop, conditional-statements, bash
Problem: How to use a command output as for loop condition in bash?
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3317174_c0 | 3317174 | bash | 0 | Title: Sending HTML mail using a shell script
Problem title: Sending HTML mail using a shell script
Tags: email, sendmail, bash, linux, html
Problem: Sending HTML mail using a shell script How can I send an HTML email using a shell script?
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71945358_c0 | 71945358 | bash | 0 | Title: Repeat a string N times
Problem title: Repeat a string N times
Tags: bash, shell
Problem: Repeat a string N times In Python strings can be "multiplied" to repeat them a number of times: test="----" print(test) test="----"*10 print(test)
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63737758_c0 | 63737758 | bash | 0 | Title: Shift between two characters
Problem title: Shift between two characters
Tags: bash
Problem: Shift between two characters How to get a shift between two characters in bash? For instance, in C++ we have: 'c'-'a'=2 Are there any elegant solutions?
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15273873_c0 | 15273873 | bash | 0 | Title: Mass renaming via regex - python workaround
Problem title: Mass renaming via regex - python workaround
Tags: regex, rename, recursion, python, bash
Problem: Mass renaming via regex - python workaround
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64880518_c0 | 64880518 | bash | 0 | Title: Sort lines between two patterns in file recursively
Problem title: Sort lines between two patterns in file recursively
Tags: awk, bash, grep, sed
Problem: Sort lines between two patterns in file recursively
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10486736_c0 | 10486736 | bash | 0 | Title: How do I sort these values using Bash Script in Linux?
Problem title: How do I sort these values using Bash Script in Linux?
Tags: sorting, linux, duplicates, bash
Problem: How do I sort these values using Bash Script in Linux?
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7374534_c0 | 7374534 | bash | 0 | Title: Directory bookmarking for bash
Problem title: Directory bookmarking for bash
Tags: ubuntu, linux, bash
Problem: Directory bookmarking for bash Is there any directory bookmarking utility for bash to allow move around faster on the command line?
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32843673_c1 | 32843673 | bash | 1 | | bc -l);}1' file awk -F',' -v OFS="," '{$1;$2=printf "%.1f\n","1023630/ln(10000/$2)/(3435/ln(10000/$2)-298)";$3=printf "%.1f\n","1023630/ln(10000/$2)/(3435/ln(10000/$3)-298)";}1' file Any hint or help, what am I missing? Thanks.
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19336490_c0 | 19336490 | bash | 0 | Title: Entering directory through unix bash script issue
Problem title: Entering directory through unix bash script issue
Tags: unix, shell, bash
Problem: Entering directory through unix bash script issue
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26529255_c0 | 26529255 | bash | 0 | Title: Replacing bash arrays and C-style for loops in POSIX sh
Problem title: Replacing bash arrays and C-style for loops in POSIX sh
Tags: sh, bash
Problem: Replacing bash arrays and C-style for loops in POSIX sh
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20868959_c0 | 20868959 | bash | 0 | Title: How to find unused variables?
Problem title: How to find unused variables?
Tags: sh, bash, debugging, lint
Problem: How to find unused variables? How to scan a bash script (or a list of scripts), and detect which variables were defined but never read?
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47966364_c0 | 47966364 | bash | 0 | Title: Bash, syntax error: 'elif' unexpected after elif line
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Tags: if-statement, bash
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29744748_c0 | 29744748 | bash | 0 | Title: Event not found error
Problem title: Event not found error
Tags: linux, bash
Problem: Event not found error I am trying to execute the below command. ssh node1 "nohup sleep 66 &; echo $!" But I am getting the error: -bash: !": event not found
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40562408_c0 | 40562408 | bash | 0 | Title: awk/sed to compare first column and add in subsequent lines in one row
Problem title: awk/sed to compare first column and add in subsequent lines in one row
Tags: multiple-columns, bash, row
Problem: awk/sed to compare first column and add in subsequent lines in one row | awk/sed to compare first column and add in subsequent lines in one row awk/sed to compare first column and add in subsequent lines in one row multiple-columns bash row awk/sed to compare first column and add in subsequent lines in one row I have following contents in a file What I would like to do is compare the fist c... | [
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60483901_c0 | 60483901 | bash | 0 | Title: Prepend then redirect
Problem title: Prepend then redirect
Tags: pipe, bash, io-redirection
Problem: Prepend then redirect I want to redirect stderr to a file for logging purposes: 2>> "$logFile" How can I prepend the string "error: " to every line?
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22914126_c0 | 22914126 | bash | 0 | Title: bash dateformat [date]T[time]Z to normal datetime
Problem title: bash dateformat [date]T[time]Z to normal datetime
Tags: sed, datetime, bash
Problem: bash dateformat [date]T[time]Z to normal datetime
Code signals: adress1, gmail.com, pri.com, adress2, othermail2, file.csv | bash dateformat [date]T[time]Z to normal datetime bash dateformat [date]T[time]Z to normal datetime sed datetime bash adress1 gmail.com pri.com adress2 othermail2 file.csv bash dateformat [date]T[time]Z to normal datetime I have a very ugly dateformat in this datatable: I wanted to change the dateformat from this [date... | [
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41941629_c0 | 41941629 | bash | 0 | Title: Assign the output of awk to a specific column in a file
Problem title: Assign the output of awk to a specific column in a file
Tags: gawk, awk, bash
Problem: Assign the output of awk to a specific column in a file
Code signals: Assign, TCP, test.txt, google.com, yahoo.com | Assign the output of awk to a specific column in a file Assign the output of awk to a specific column in a file gawk awk bash Assign TCP test.txt google.com yahoo.com Assign the output of awk to a specific column in a file I have the following example output from a log file where im trying to get the reverse pointer re... | [
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54061353_c2 | 54061353 | bash | 2 | 3252421, PRJNA269191, Nanjing, Agricultural, University, Complete, Genome, Newbler, Illumina, Miseq, Roche, Junior, GCA_001900635.1, ASM301855v1, SAMN08579596, PRJNA218110, CDC, HGAP, PacBio, ASM330895v1, SAMN09534373, ASM, ordered_lines_per_genome.csv, assembly_report_table.csv | 3252421, PRJNA269191, Nanjing, Agricultural, University, Complete, Genome, Newbler, Illumina, Miseq, Roche, Junior, GCA_001900635.1, ASM301855v1, SAMN08579596, PRJNA218110, CDC, HGAP, PacBio, ASM330895v1, SAMN09534373, ASM, ordered_lines_per_genome.csv, assembly_report_table.csv | [
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72216298_c0 | 72216298 | bash | 0 | Title: math on second column of two files
Problem title: math on second column of two files
Tags: math, loops, bash, awk
Problem: math on second column of two files
Code signals: foo.txt, QGP, TGP, KGP, DGA, PGP, KGD, QGE, TGD, DGS, TGA, bar.txt, foo.txt$column2, bar.txt$column2 | math on second column of two files math on second column of two files math loops bash awk foo.txt QGP TGP KGP DGA PGP KGD QGE TGD DGS TGA bar.txt foo.txt$column2 bar.txt$column2 math on second column of two files I have two files, Column 1 is identical in both files. I need to do a mathematical operation like so, and o... | [
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21070249_c0 | 21070249 | bash | 0 | Title: Explanation of bash calculator code
Problem title: Explanation of bash calculator code
Tags: calculator, bash, shell, linux
Problem: Explanation of bash calculator code Can someone explain me this bash code? read text && echo $text | bc -l Thanks!
Code signals: Explanation | Explanation of bash calculator code Explanation of bash calculator code calculator bash shell linux Explanation Explanation of bash calculator code Can someone explain me this bash code? Thanks! | [
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2239620_c0 | 2239620 | bash | 0 | Title: Paste to codepad.org using bash or curl
Problem title: Paste to codepad.org using bash or curl
Tags: curl, pastebin, bash
Problem: Paste to codepad.org using bash or curl How can I paste to codepad.org from the commandline using curl?
Code signals: bash, Paste, codepad.org | Paste to codepad.org using bash or curl Paste to codepad.org using bash or curl curl pastebin bash bash Paste codepad.org Paste to codepad.org using bash or curl How can I paste to codepad.org from the commandline using curl? | [
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68006419_c0 | 68006419 | bash | 0 | Title: Why is the upper output 2 rather than 6 but the other one is 3?
Problem title: Why is the upper output 2 rather than 6 but the other one is 3?
Tags: bash, echo, dollar-sign, terminal
Problem: Why is the upper output 2 rather than 6 but the other one is 3?
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28311589_c0 | 28311589 | bash | 0 | Title: Why is my "at" command in terminal not functioning?
Problem title: Why is my "at" command in terminal not functioning?
Tags: terminal, command-line, macos, bash
Problem: Why is my "at" command in terminal not functioning?
Code signals: Why, Tue, Feb, AST | Why is my "at" command in terminal not functioning? Why is my "at" command in terminal not functioning? terminal command-line macos bash Why Tue Feb AST Why is my "at" command in terminal not functioning? I'm trying to use echo "haha" | at 20:30 for instance to make my command execute in a few minut... | [
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34679079_c0 | 34679079 | bash | 0 | Title: How to sort the range of duplicated data in Shell
Problem title: How to sort the range of duplicated data in Shell
Tags: sed, grep, bash, shell, awk
Problem: How to sort the range of duplicated data in Shell
Code signals: How, Shell, Entries1, BEGIN, END, Entries2, Entries3 | How to sort the range of duplicated data in Shell How to sort the range of duplicated data in Shell sed grep bash shell awk How Shell Entries1 BEGIN END Entries2 Entries3 How to sort the range of duplicated data in Shell I have a list of values: As a result I would like to get: Does anyone know about the simpliest way ... | [
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4023703_c0 | 4023703 | bash | 0 | Title: Copy shell script output to clipboard
Problem title: Copy shell script output to clipboard
Tags: bash, shell
Problem: Copy shell script output to clipboard Is there any easy way to implement the copy to clipboard option from the output of a shell script ?
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70547951_c0 | 70547951 | bash | 0 | Title: Case doesn't work when examining tail output
Problem title: Case doesn't work when examining tail output
Tags: tail, pihole, glob, case, bash
Problem: Case doesn't work when examining tail output
Code signals: Case, pihole.log, pihole_test.sh, Jan, play.google.com | Case doesn't work when examining tail output Case doesn't work when examining tail output tail pihole glob case bash Case pihole.log pihole_test.sh Jan play.google.com Case doesn't work when examining tail output I can't find the reasons why my case statement doesn't work when looking tail output. This always... | [
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49352667_c0 | 49352667 | bash | 0 | Title: remove ',' from ip list
Problem title: remove ',' from ip list
Tags: sed, awk, bash
Problem: remove ',' from ip list intput : iprange1, iprange2 iprange3 iprange4 output : iprange1 iprange2 iprange3 iprange4 I have no clue how to do that.
Code signals: ip | remove ',' from ip list remove ',' from ip list sed awk bash ip remove ',' from ip list intput : iprange1, iprange2 iprange3 iprange4 output : iprange1 iprange2 iprange3 iprange4 I have no clue how to do that. | [
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54302791_c0 | 54302791 | bash | 0 | Title: Nested function in Bash: why does return stop parent function?
Problem title: Nested function in Bash: why does return stop parent function?
Tags: bash
Problem: Nested function in Bash: why does return stop parent function?
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74279811_c0 | 74279811 | bash | 0 | Title: Bash Comparing Time Stamps
Problem title: Bash Comparing Time Stamps
Tags: bash
Problem: Bash Comparing Time Stamps
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27239183_c0 | 27239183 | bash | 0 | Title: how to center script output in the middle of the screen?
Problem title: how to center script output in the middle of the screen?
Tags: bash
Problem: how to center script output in the middle of the screen?
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10987273_c0 | 10987273 | bash | 0 | Title: remove column and insert numbers
Problem title: remove column and insert numbers
Tags: bash, insert, replace
Problem: remove column and insert numbers
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40365588_c0 | 40365588 | bash | 0 | Title: grep for a pattern in each line
Problem title: grep for a pattern in each line
Tags: bash, sed, grep, linux
Problem: grep for a pattern in each line
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11372783_c0 | 11372783 | bash | 0 | Title: How to grep -o without the -o
Problem title: How to grep -o without the -o
Tags: bash
Problem: How to grep -o without the -o I've got BusyBox v1.01 providing my commands. Hence, -o is not included in the grep. How can I get grep -o behavior without the ... -o?
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58348689_c0 | 58348689 | bash | 0 | Title: Adding an integer and a float
Problem title: Adding an integer and a float
Tags: bash, shell
Problem: Adding an integer and a float How do I add a float and an integer in shell scripts? For example, the following throws an error: i=1; ((t=i+2.5)); echo "$t";
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36927236_c0 | 36927236 | bash | 0 | Title: Find and Replace only numbers and 3rd number in the string using sed
Problem title: Find and Replace only numbers and 3rd number in the string using sed
Tags: sed, bash
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33280517_c0 | 33280517 | bash | 0 | Title: How to use time in shell script?
Problem title: How to use time in shell script?
Tags: shell, linux, bash
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19227926_c1 | 19227926 | bash | 1 | 10:40:14.171074 2013-10-07 10:40:14.171101 2013-10-07 10:40:14.171133 2013-10-07 10:40:14.171156 ... Somehow, the first row skipped the part after the timestamp, any one knows what I did wrong. Thank you!
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27203297_c0 | 27203297 | bash | 0 | Title: For a given and unique string how to find all corresponding strings
Problem title: For a given and unique string how to find all corresponding strings
Tags: uniq, sorting, bash, awk
Problem: For a given and unique string how to find all corresponding strings
Code signals: lun.txt | For a given and unique string how to find all corresponding strings For a given and unique string how to find all corresponding strings uniq sorting bash awk lun.txt For a given and unique string how to find all corresponding strings How do I list all devices for a given WWID, like below: I have tried using sort, uniq ... | [
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47623333_c0 | 47623333 | bash | 0 | Title: AWK Script File : Combine 2 Commands
Problem title: AWK Script File : Combine 2 Commands
Tags: csv, bash, awk
Problem: AWK Script File : Combine 2 Commands
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57461849_c0 | 57461849 | bash | 0 | Title: What does nested parenthese mean in bash?
Problem title: What does nested parenthese mean in bash?
Tags: bash
Problem: What does nested parenthese mean in bash? What does this code do? set +e ( set -e "$@" ) ret=$? set -e I don't understand code in parentheses?
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65372380_c0 | 65372380 | bash | 0 | Title: Remove duplicate lines repeating immediately ignoring the first field
Problem title: Remove duplicate lines repeating immediately ignoring the first field
Tags: uniq, bash, sorting
Problem: Remove duplicate lines repeating immediately ignoring the first field
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54027210_c0 | 54027210 | bash | 0 | Title: How to do math operations in a single column in bash and/or using awk?
Problem title: How to do math operations in a single column in bash and/or using awk?
Tags: math, awk, bash
Problem: How to do math operations in a single column in bash and/or using awk?
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71705228_c3 | 71705228 | bash | 3 | UNL 888 O SarsCov2_structure49R_nsp5holo_rep1.pdb #1.9/? GLN 189 2HE2 3.052 2.301 SarsCov2_structure49R_nsp5holo_rep1.pdb #1.10/? GLU 166 N
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72698317_c0 | 72698317 | bash | 0 | Title: Special print in bash
Problem title: Special print in bash
Tags: bash
Problem: Special print in bash I would like to print data format like this in bash shell. Can you suggest how to print the numbers out? Number= 1 Number= 10 Number= 100 Number= 1000
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33029506_c0 | 33029506 | bash | 0 | Title: bash- syntax error: operand expected- occurs after creating temp file
Problem title: bash- syntax error: operand expected- occurs after creating temp file
Tags: cat, stdin, bash
Problem: bash- syntax error: operand expected- occurs after creating temp file
Code signals: the, Usage | bash- syntax error: operand expected- occurs after creating temp file bash- syntax error: operand expected- occurs after creating temp file cat stdin bash the Usage bash- syntax error: operand expected- occurs after creating temp file So I am trying to loop through columns in a file to find the average and median... Th... | [
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9833366_c0 | 9833366 | bash | 0 | Title: Pausing and resuming a Bash script
Problem title: Pausing and resuming a Bash script
Tags: bash
Problem: Pausing and resuming a Bash script Is there a way to pause a Bash script, then resume it another time, such as after the computer has been rebooted?
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21930093_c0 | 21930093 | bash | 0 | Title: change the 2nd column from positive to negative and vice versa
Problem title: change the 2nd column from positive to negative and vice versa
Tags: unix, sed, bash, awk
Problem: change the 2nd column from positive to negative and vice versa
Code signals: positive, BEGIN, OFS, aa.txt | change the 2nd column from positive to negative and vice versa change the 2nd column from positive to negative and vice versa unix sed bash awk positive BEGIN OFS aa.txt change the 2nd column from positive to negative and vice versa How can i change the 2nd column from positive to negative and vice versa aa.txt Answer ... | [
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25798080_c0 | 25798080 | bash | 0 | Title: $? = 127 in shell script?
Problem title: $? = 127 in shell script?
Tags: bash, shell
Problem: $? = 127 in shell script? In my code, when I do echo $? It returns to me a value of 127. I thought it only returns either a 1 for failure or a 0 for success? What does a value of 127 mean? | $? = 127 in shell script? $? = 127 in shell script? bash shell $? = 127 in shell script? In my code, when I do It returns to me a value of 127. I thought it only returns either a 1 for failure or a 0 for success? What does a value of 127 mean? | [
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57604591_c2 | 57604591 | bash | 2 | 6.9.0 ├─ react-error-overlay@6.0.1 ├─ react-scripts@3.1.1 ├─ react@16.9.0 └─ scheduler@0.15.0 ✨ Done in 15.45s.
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68034433_c0 | 68034433 | bash | 0 | Title: Bash : Exclude range from array
Problem title: Bash : Exclude range from array
Tags: centos, bash
Problem: Bash : Exclude range from array I have an array from with numbers from 1 to 100: array=$(seq 100) My task is to exclude range from 60 to 80.
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25153705_c0 | 25153705 | bash | 0 | Title: Pattern match and find another pattern in the next line
Problem title: Pattern match and find another pattern in the next line
Tags: string, pattern-matching, bash, shell, append
Problem: Pattern match and find another pattern in the next line
Code signals: Pattern, string1, string2 | Pattern match and find another pattern in the next line Pattern match and find another pattern in the next line string pattern-matching bash shell append Pattern string1 string2 Pattern match and find another pattern in the next line find a string1 in a file and check it's next line for string2 if not found append the ... | [
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29161402_c0 | 29161402 | bash | 0 | Title: Delete the first character of certan line in file in shell script
Problem title: Delete the first character of certan line in file in shell script
Tags: sed, linux, shell, bash
Problem: Delete the first character of certan line in file in shell script
Code signals: Delete, file1.txt | Delete the first character of certan line in file in shell script Delete the first character of certan line in file in shell script sed linux shell bash Delete file1.txt Delete the first character of certan line in file in shell script Here I want to delete the first character of file of certain lines. For example: Fro... | [
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71668299_c0 | 71668299 | bash | 0 | Title: Remove Duplicates numbers in Shell Script
Problem title: Remove Duplicates numbers in Shell Script
Tags: shell, bash
Problem: Remove Duplicates numbers in Shell Script
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28557914_c0 | 28557914 | bash | 0 | Title: Exclude the last-but-one field
Problem title: Exclude the last-but-one field
Tags: tr, sed, cut, bash, awk
Problem: Exclude the last-but-one field How to exclude or remove the word before the last word in line: Example: var=1 echo "list $var M" Expected: list 1M
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41979359_c0 | 41979359 | bash | 0 | Title: Bash code for matching paths with patterns that may include wildcards
Problem title: Bash code for matching paths with patterns that may include wildcards
Tags: wildcard, bash
Problem: Bash code for matching paths with patterns that may include wildcards
Code signals: wildcards, Bash | Bash code for matching paths with patterns that may include wildcards Bash code for matching paths with patterns that may include wildcards wildcard bash wildcards Bash Bash code for matching paths with patterns that may include wildcards I'd like to know how does bash check for match between file paths and patterns th... | [
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42342038_c0 | 42342038 | bash | 0 | Title: Bash script IF and || creates syntax error
Problem title: Bash script IF and || creates syntax error
Tags: handle, bash, if-statement
Problem: Bash script IF and || creates syntax error
Code signals: Bash, Something, Command-one, corrupted.txt, Command-two, Command-three, ok.txt, All | Bash script IF and || creates syntax error Bash script IF and || creates syntax error handle bash if-statement Bash Something Command-one corrupted.txt Command-two Command-three ok.txt All Bash script IF and || creates syntax error I have a bash script where I wish to write into a file if one of the commands inside an ... | [
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38796224_c0 | 38796224 | bash | 0 | Title: POSIX shell equivalent to <()
Problem title: POSIX shell equivalent to <()
Tags: zsh, sh, process-substitution, posix, bash
Problem: POSIX shell equivalent to <() <(commands ...) in bash/zsh makes the output behavior as a file. Does a POSIX equivalent exist?
Code signals: POSIX | POSIX shell equivalent to <() POSIX shell equivalent to <() zsh sh process-substitution posix bash POSIX POSIX shell equivalent to <() <(commands ...) in bash/zsh makes the output behavior as a file. Does a POSIX equivalent exist? | [
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75783619_c0 | 75783619 | bash | 0 | Title: Repeating - character to terminal
Problem title: Repeating - character to terminal
Tags: bash
Problem: Repeating - character to terminal I want to print a sequence of - characters. Have done printf '=%.0s' {1..55} But get no printing with printf '-%.0s' {1..55}
Code signals: Repeating | Repeating - character to terminal Repeating - character to terminal bash Repeating Repeating - character to terminal I want to print a sequence of - characters. Have done But get no printing with | [
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23655376_c0 | 23655376 | bash | 0 | Title: select and copy files with N lines
Problem title: select and copy files with N lines
Tags: unix, linux, wc, bash
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61511873_c0 | 61511873 | bash | 0 | Title: Remove lines beginning with #
Problem title: Remove lines beginning with #
Tags: bash, sed, replace
Problem: Remove lines beginning with # I have a file that looks like this: %chk=M24009.chk # mp2/cc-pVTZ M24009 M24009
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74518631_c0 | 74518631 | bash | 0 | Title: That is so strange ,WHY
Problem title: That is so strange ,WHY
Tags: linux, shell, ascii, bash
Problem: That is so strange ,WHY It is so strange!!!The first command work well ,but the second output error.forgive my poor english 1.printf '%d\n' "'a" 2.printf '%d\n' "a"
Code signals: WHY | That is so strange ,WHY That is so strange ,WHY linux shell ascii bash WHY That is so strange ,WHY It is so strange!!!The first command work well ,but the second output error.forgive my poor english | [
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27081006_c0 | 27081006 | bash | 0 | Title: Shell Scripting: awk not printing local variables correctly
Problem title: Shell Scripting: awk not printing local variables correctly
Tags: awk, bash, shell
Problem: Shell Scripting: awk not printing local variables correctly
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42856772_c0 | 42856772 | bash | 0 | Title: Rename groupname title pandas
Problem title: Rename groupname title pandas
Tags: python, pandas, bash
Problem: Rename groupname title pandas
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6105899_c0 | 6105899 | bash | 0 | Title: Auto set cron bash script?
Problem title: Auto set cron bash script?
Tags: bash, cron
Problem: Auto set cron bash script? How to make some script to auto set it's execution based on some time it gets from database or some other way? Any simple, plain example for that?
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54972783_c0 | 54972783 | bash | 0 | Title: Shell script :[too many arguments
Problem title: Shell script :[too many arguments
Tags: unix, shell, bash
Problem: Shell script :[too many arguments Can somebody explain why my if statement is not working? if [ [ $# -ge 2 ] && [ [ grep -o "$2" $1 | wc -l ] -gt 0 ] ]
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26813253_c0 | 26813253 | bash | 0 | Title: custom sort bash array
Problem title: custom sort bash array
Tags: bash, sorting
Problem: custom sort bash array res[0]="b 9" res[1]="a 1" res[2]="c 10" printf -- '%s\n' "${res[@]}" I want to sort it and display the array by the order of the number in bash. a 1 b 9 c 10 is this possible? | custom sort bash array custom sort bash array bash sorting custom sort bash array I want to sort it and display the array by the order of the number in bash. is this possible? | [
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48699268_c0 | 48699268 | bash | 0 | Title: What's the meaning of ${1:-0} in Bash?
Problem title: What's the meaning of ${1:-0} in Bash?
Tags: shell, bash
Problem: What's the meaning of ${1:-0} in Bash? I seem at example 9-14 . $ echo ${1:-0} $ 0 $ echo ${2:-32767} $ 32767 So I cant understand...
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3618189_c0 | 3618189 | bash | 0 | Title: creating alias in bash
Problem title: creating alias in bash
Tags: bash
Problem: creating alias in bash Currently this is what I need to type to execute my task execute 'mytask' I want an alias so that I need to type e mytask This is what I did which is not working alias e="execute '$1'" | creating alias in bash creating alias in bash bash creating alias in bash Currently this is what I need to type to execute my task I want an alias so that I need to type This is what I did which is not working | [
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47456560_c0 | 47456560 | bash | 0 | Title: What does && mean in npm and what is it called?
Problem title: What does && mean in npm and what is it called?
Tags: bash
Problem: What does && mean in npm and what is it called? For example: $ npm i && cd client && npm i && cd .. Newbie question, I know.
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61974393_c0 | 61974393 | bash | 0 | Title: Use sed with jq in bash script
Problem title: Use sed with jq in bash script
Tags: bash, jq
Problem: Use sed with jq in bash script How to use sed with jq to replace _ in key name with symbol a { "product_name":"kl" } should become { "productaname":"kl" } in a bash script
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55910067_c0 | 55910067 | bash | 0 | Title: How to sum the column with matching characters in a specific location?
Problem title: How to sum the column with matching characters in a specific location?
Tags: bash, awk
Problem: How to sum the column with matching characters in a specific location? 8000 -- 5678
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11089940_c0 | 11089940 | bash | 0 | Title: Addition Assignment in Bash
Problem title: Addition Assignment in Bash
Tags: bash, addition
Problem: Addition Assignment in Bash In C++, if you have two variables a and b, you can do this to add b to a: a += b; How can you do the same thing in bash?
Code signals: Addition, Assignment, Bash | Addition Assignment in Bash Addition Assignment in Bash bash addition Addition Assignment Bash Addition Assignment in Bash In C++, if you have two variables a and b, you can do this to add b to a: How can you do the same thing in bash? | [
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39311814_c0 | 39311814 | bash | 0 | Title: How can I sort set of points using awk or sed within a given interval
Problem title: How can I sort set of points using awk or sed within a given interval
Tags: awk, bash, shell, grep, sed
Problem: How can I sort set of points using awk or sed within a given interval
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8125748_c0 | 8125748 | bash | 0 | Title: Bash "for file in" exception
Problem title: Bash "for file in" exception
Tags: shell, bash
Problem: Bash "for file in" exception I got this for file in *; do any command done What I want to do is add an exception to the "for file in *; do". Any ideas?
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18714984_c1 | 18714984 | bash | 1 | 2% /VAULT13 /dev/mapper/pool_gfs4-pool_gfs4 506G 237G 269G 47% /VAULT14 Any ideas?
Code signals: Transpose, VAULT10, VAULT11, VAULT12, VAULT13, VAULT14, Filesystem, Size, Used, Avail, Use, Mounted, pool_gfs-pool_gfs, pool_gfs1-pool_gfs1, pool_gfs2-pool_gfs2, pool_gfs3-pool_gfs3, pool_gfs4-pool_gfs4 | 2% /VAULT13 /dev/mapper/pool_gfs4-pool_gfs4 506G 237G 269G 47% /VAULT14 Any ideas?
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43269746_c0 | 43269746 | bash | 0 | Title: API JSON get ID from bash
Problem title: API JSON get ID from bash
Tags: bash, curl, json
Problem: API JSON get ID from bash
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3453076_c0 | 3453076 | bash | 0 | Title: Call C function in Bash script
Problem title: Call C function in Bash script
Tags: c, bash
Problem: Call C function in Bash script Related to question 3451993 , is it possible to call a function which is internal to subst.c (in the Bash source code) in a Bash script?
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28170929_c0 | 28170929 | bash | 0 | Title: sudo -H with curly brackets
Problem title: sudo -H with curly brackets
Tags: linux, bash, shell
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62973761_c0 | 62973761 | bash | 0 | Title: Parse curl output with jq and compare in unix shell
Problem title: Parse curl output with jq and compare in unix shell
Tags: bash, exec, puppet, unix, shell
Problem: Parse curl output with jq and compare in unix shell
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7285059_c0 | 7285059 | bash | 0 | Title: HMAC-SHA1 in bash
Problem title: HMAC-SHA1 in bash
Tags: sha1, hmac, bash
Problem: HMAC-SHA1 in bash Is there a bash script to generate a HMAC-SHA1 hash? I'm looking for something equivalent to the following PHP code: hash_hmac("sha1", "value", "key");
Code signals: HMAC-SHA1, hash_hmac, sha1 | HMAC-SHA1 in bash HMAC-SHA1 in bash sha1 hmac bash HMAC-SHA1 hash_hmac sha1 HMAC-SHA1 in bash Is there a bash script to generate a HMAC-SHA1 hash? I'm looking for something equivalent to the following PHP code: | [
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9011458_c0 | 9011458 | bash | 0 | Title: For files in directory, ignoring folders
Problem title: For files in directory, ignoring folders
Tags: bash, shell
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71069620_c0 | 71069620 | bash | 0 | Title: Collapsing duplicate lines using scores in particular column
Problem title: Collapsing duplicate lines using scores in particular column
Tags: bash, duplicates, multiple-columns
Problem: Collapsing duplicate lines using scores in particular column
Code signals: scores, Collapsing, chr1, chr11 | Collapsing duplicate lines using scores in particular column Collapsing duplicate lines using scores in particular column bash duplicates multiple-columns scores Collapsing chr1 chr11 Collapsing duplicate lines using scores in particular column I have a file that looks like this: Where the columns represent I would lik... | [
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23347214_c2 | 23347214 | bash | 2 | 4F-A2-4F-A2 Thank you for your help!
Code signals: BASH, su_nmblookup, WARNING, eth0, a07d::a07d:a07d:a07d:a07d, b57d::ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff, ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff, eth1, b57d::b57d:b57d:b57d:b57d, a07d::ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff, Socket, Looking, JON8RFC-LT, ACTIVE, DOMAIN, GROUP, MAC, Address, A2-4F-A2-4F-A2 | 4F-A2-4F-A2 Thank you for your help!
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24641948_c1 | 24641948 | bash | 1 | 8E+17 Mon Jul 07 19:42:33 +0000 2014 4.86234E+17 Mon Jul 07 15:45:13 +0000 2014 4.86174E+17 Mon Jul 07 15:34:13 +0000 2014 4.86176E+17 Would anyone know what the reason behind this is? Or what i can do to force merge below records?
Code signals: Merging, CSV, Appending, final.txt, CreatedAt, Mon, Jul | 8E+17 Mon Jul 07 19:42:33 +0000 2014 4.86234E+17 Mon Jul 07 15:45:13 +0000 2014 4.86174E+17 Mon Jul 07 15:34:13 +0000 2014 4.86176E+17 Would anyone know what the reason behind this is? Or what i can do to force merge below records?
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