How to check if a filesystem is mounted with a script
I am new at scripting … I can do very basic stuff, but now I need a hand.
shell-script
How to launch shell script with double click in CentOS 7
I need to be able to execute an executable shell script (sh) with a double click. I set the executable flag on the permissions for the file, and yet when I double click on it, it opens in a text editor. I do not have any options in my UI under the files properties menu to use a custom command or anything. It only lists various applications which are installed. I just want it to execute, nothing more. How can I accomplish this?
Are if else statement equivalent to logical and && or || and where should I prefer one over the other?
I’m learning about decision making structures and I came across these codes:
add space 5 times at the beginning of each line in a text file
% select all lines
How to include python script inside a bash script
I need to include below python script inside a bash script.
Syntax Error: unexpected end of file — Bash script
./spritz: line 176: syntax error: unexpected end of file
Is it possible to print the content of the content of a variable with shell script? (indirect referencing)
Let’s suppose I’ve declared the following variables:
Automatically detect when a file has reached a size limit
I would like to send an email when a file reach a certain size limit.
How to determine callee function name in a script
To make it short, doing something like:
Why is passing the secrets via environmental variables considered “extremely insecure”?
Passing secrets (password) to a program via environmental variable is considered “extremely insecure” according to MySQL docs and as poor choice (from security aspect) across other resources.