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I'm running autoconf and configure sets SHELL to '/bin/sh'. This creates huge problems. How to force SHELL to be '/bin/bash' for autoconf?
I'm trying to get this running on osx, it's working on linux. Linux is using SHELL=/bin/bash. osx defaults to /bin...
Started by Flinkman on
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Please don't hose your system by doing it!)
Where is SHELL being set to that? What is being run with /bin/sh when you want /bin/bash?
configure scripts are meant to run anywhere....
Ln -f /bin/bash /bin/sh
:-P (No, it's not a serious answer.
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Scenario:
You are doing your daily bash shell stuff, you want to run a previous command so you type:
history | grep foocommand
Then you get a list of all the foocommand stuff you did for however long your history has kept track, in a list like so:
585...
Started by dreftymac on
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Failing that, bash uses the readline library.
Foo
will run the last command that began with foo.
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Hello guys,
I'm beginner of bash shell programming. Can you tell me about '$$' symbols in the bash shell?
if i try like following
#> echo $$
it would print that.
#>18756
Could you tell me that symbol used for what and when?
Thanks.
Started by Nyambayar on
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You might use it to track your process over its life - use ps to see if it's still running, send it a... .
It's the process id of the bash process itself.
Circumstances, such as subshells that do not require bash to be re-initialized.
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Hi folks,
I'm writing a shell script (will become a cronjob) that will:
1: dump my production database
2: import the dump into my development database
Between step 1 and 2, I need to clear the development database (drop all tables?). How is this best ...
Started by Hoff on
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On a UNIX or Linux.
I'd just drob the database and then re-create it.
That by your development_db_name.
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I'd like to have a blank line after my bash prompt and before the output on my Mac. It should look like this would:
echo; ls
Can I add a newline to my bash prompt and then go back up one line to wait for user input? Is there something obvious I'm missing...
Started by JPLemme on
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To translate my above example into something Bash would recognize, putting:....
Edit: Yeah -- looks like a lot of people use VT102 formatting codes in their bash prompts.
Into your bash prompt, but I thought it might be worth a shot.
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Bash is used by default in every Linux distro I have tried, over alternatives like zsh. Is there a technical or historical reason for this?
Started by Richard on
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Ash is often used as /bin/sh so that while bash may be the interactive shell, ash is the "just, because there it is built with....
It is one of ~~2 the default.
It really is a good shell.
Bash has two completely different things going for it.
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Hi,
We've had these for a lot of other languages. The one for C/C++ was quite popular, so was the equivalent for Python . I thought one for BASH would be interesting too.
Started by Kent on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
-type d -name .svn | xargs rm -rf to -type f
In a BASH script, assign an argument to variable but provide a default if it exists:
MYVAR - /usr/local/bin>
...and....
Find.
Not strictly bash but useful nonetheless.
Unwanted directories).
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I made a Bash script which uses an expect script to automate ssh logins.The script connects to multiple servers and runs some commands. The bash script prompts for login credentials once.
I want to incorporate a feature wherein the script terminates if...
Started by Sharjeel Sayed on
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Rest of your script } }
I assume you don't need to know about || echo "non-zero return from opcagt: $?" expect... .
Expect { -re {assword: $} { send -- "$SPASS\r" exp_continue # remain in this expect happened"} -re $prompt } # ...
Spawn ssh ...
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The following code
number=1 if [[ $number =~ [0-9] ]] then echo matched fi
works. If I try to use quotes in the regex, however, it stops:
number=1 if [[ $number =~ "[0-9]" ]] then echo matched fi
I tried "\[0-9\]", too. What am I missing?
Funnily enough...
Started by tpk on
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$ bash --version GNU bash, version 3.2.39(1)-release (i486-pc-linux-gnu) Copyright (C) 2007 Free =~ [0-9] ]]; then echo match; fi match....
New Features in Bash snip
f.
Page (doc/bash.1) is the place to look for complete descriptions .
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I need to have the ability to create user accounts on my Linux ( Fedora 10 ) and automatically assign a password via a bash script ( or otherwise, if need be ).
It's easy to create the user via Bash eg:
[whoever@server ]# /usr/sbin/useradd newuser
But...
Started by ModernCarpentry on
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From http password:" send "$userpass\r" expect "Re-type new password:" send "$userpass\r"
You can run the passwd this is the line to add a user with a ....
:]: sys.stdout.write("%s\n" % (hash(arg),))
You can use expect in your bash script.
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