“Ungrep” – which patterns aren’t matched
I’m looking for a command or script to do the following – given:
Unix & Linux
Deleting files with spaces in their names
I am trying to delete all the files with a space in their names. I am using following command. But it is giving me an error
Redirect stdin and stdout to ports
I’d like to take a program P that reads from stdin & writes to stdout, but connect it to nc or whatever such that it reads from a certain port and outputs to another port.
When should one use $( ) in defining variables
Some shell scripts I have come across use the following syntax when defining variables:
pass 1 environment variable using sudo
Is this a correct way for passing an environment variable in sudo ?
How to map ataX.0 identifiers in kern.log error messages to actual /dev/sdY devices?
Consider following kern.log snippet:
Why is aliasing over standard commands not recommended?
For example, a common alias I’ve seen in the ~/.bashrc file (or equivalents) is
Best way to upgrade vim/gvim to 7.3 in Ubuntu 10.04?
I have to use Ubuntu 10.04 at work, and can’t upgrade it. I’m using Vim/gVim 7.2.
Does installing and using Wine open up your Linux platform to Windows viruses?
Just wondering if installing Wine might open up a fairly solid Linux desktop to the world of Windows viruses. Any confirmed reports about that?