The runtime arguments are as follows: $1 is the path to the file containing the list of files
$2 is the path to the directory containing the files
What I want to do is check that each file listed in $1 exists in the $2 directory
I have a folder with more than 30 sub directories and I want to get the list of the files which was modified after a specified date(say sep 8 which is the real case) and to be copied with the same tree structure with only the modified files in that folder
I want to write a script to find a file with specific extension.this much i have done:
I want to extract an exact line from a very big file. For example, line 8000 would be gotten like this: command -line 8000 > output_line_8000.txt Answers: Thank you for visiting the Q&A section on Magenaut. Please note that all the answers may not help you solve the issue immediately. So please treat them as … Read more
I wonder if there is a way to integrate (it’s a bit different from mounting, I think) compressed files as directories into the file system?
I have two identical folders, with same structure and contents like this:
I have a 1 TB file. I would like to read from byte 12345678901 to byte 19876543212 and put that on standard output on a machine with 100 MB RAM.
If I want to see all relevant log files of my apache2 server at once, I use
I am wondering why by default my directory /home/<user>/ has permissions set to 755. This allows other users to enter into directories and read files in my home. Is there any legitimate reason for this ?