How many shells deep I am?
Problem: Find how many shells deep I am.
Problem: Find how many shells deep I am.
eval and exec are both built in commands of bash(1) that execute commands.
I’m using merge cap to create a merge pcap file from 15 files. For the merged file, I have changed the name to that of the first of the 15 files. But I would also like to change the merged file’s attributes like “Date Created” and “Last Modified” to that of the first one. Is there anyway to do this?
Is there a one-liner that will list all executables from $PATH in Bash?
I assigned a var like this: MYCUSTOMTAB=' ' But using it in echo both: echo $MYCUSTOMTAB"blah blah" or echo -e $MYCUSTOMTAB"blah blah" just returns a single space and the rest of the string: blah blah How can I print the full string untouched? I want to use it for have a custom indent because t … Read more
Suppose I have a directory structure like this:
I have the following output:
When you press Ctrl+L in bash default mode the screen is cleared. But when I run set -o vi and press Ctrl+L the keystroke is printed (^L).
Is there any way to keep this behavior?
Festival stores voicepack data in the following example directory structure: