Setting stacksize in a python script
I am converting a csh script to a python script. The script calls a memory-intensive executable which requires a very large stack, so the csh script sets the stacksize to unlimited:
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Are there problems with hyphens in functions, aliases, and executables?
In my testing (in Bash and Z Shell), I saw no problems with defining functions or aliases or executable shell scripts which have hyphens in the name, but I’m not confident that this will be okay in all shells and in all use cases.
Is it possible to send a HEREDOC over ssh to a remote host from inside a script running locally?
I essentially want to run a script on machine A which will SSH into machine B, execute commands on B, and return the output to machine A.