I would like to make a shell script that executes commands on a device that I telnet to or in programs such as FTP or OpenSSL. I have already found a method in FTP, which would look something like this:
I know I can wait on a condition to become true in bash by doing:
I found a guide that explains how to set a user’s password. I’m trying to automate it and send an e-mail to the user like:
I am using Mac OS X 10.9.4, following is my script to copy files from local machine to different host
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 have a very wierd case… If I run a script with /bin/bash, it can’t recognize aliases that I set even inside the script. And the most strange thing is
I currently use the following setup to redirect the output of multiple commands:
Consider this from the documentation of Bash’ builtin exec:
I want to write a script to find a file with specific extension.this much i have done:
Say I have several variables in a shell script (e.g. in zsh):