generate file_context linux based on folder and contains subfolders
I have the following method and I need it to read a directory containing 3 or more subdirectories and generate a selinux context txt file separated by the name of each folder:
[bash]
generate file_context linux based on folder and contains subfolders
I have the following method and I need it to read a directory containing 3 or more subdirectories and generate a selinux context txt file separated by the name of each folder:
[bash]
generate file_context linux based on folder and contains subfolders
I have the following method and I need it to read a directory containing 3 or more subdirectories and generate a selinux context txt file separated by the name of each folder:
[bash]
generate file_context linux based on folder and contains subfolders
I have the following method and I need it to read a directory containing 3 or more subdirectories and generate a selinux context txt file separated by the name of each folder:
[bash]
Exclude the last character when printing in a for loop
I am using linux and trying to code a loop which can take in variables and concatenates them into an equation. But how do I remove it for the last loop.
Exclude the last character when printing in a for loop
I am using linux and trying to code a loop which can take in variables and concatenates them into an equation. But how do I remove it for the last loop.
find 1 pattern above th initial pattern in a file
In this example I like to find XNAME where its value is equal to “US4” and assign US4 to $VAR1
I can do that using grep and “cut” and “tr” that is not a problem
The problem I have is that I need to find the section where this entry falls under The length of each section differs so are the entries within each section
So in example below once I grep for XAME where XNAME = US4 – I will need to find the section that it belongs to which is TNAME1 and assign TNAME1 to $VAR2
Thx
How to withdraw the previous command in bash
(1)I am learning how to use command in bash.
I excute a command by mistake,and use “mv” wrongly to make some system file into the /tmp dictionary
I search on google but make no sense. Is there any shortcut key like Ctrl+z can withdraw the latest command?
How can i show the confirm panel to accept Yes/No from user in bash – linux
I was searching for the same but i got the results which was prompting Yes/No on the terminal as text.
Is it possible to force bash `read` to consistently read the requested number of Unicode characters?
Consider the following script, which attempts to read a fixed number of bytes from a file containing Unicode using bash’s read function, and then counts how many bytes and characters are read.