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I would like to take a specific line from a tab-separated multiple file (hereinafter called dat file) that stores multiple matrix data in the directory, and then arrange the row data in the order in w...
Do you want to improve this question?Edit your post to clarify the issue you are trying to resolve by adding details.Closed 4 years ago.4 years agoI would like to automate the LAMP environment with sh...
[Contents] In the command, compare Files listing IDs with csv containing IDsI'd like to extract a record of IDs from csv that are not listed in the Files Enumerating IDs.[Example] Files enumerating ID...
Current stateWe are currently working on correcting JSON and adding a new Val element (Key: Value) from the existing JSON.Current Code{ total: [ { name: sasuke, category: animal, URL: https://0000/...
Do you have any commands to do binary editing on Linux, such as sed, awk.I would like to use this command to rewrite, for example, the number of bytes in multiple files to what values in bulk.I search...
We would like to process the following text file into CSV file format using shell script.If it can be processed on Linux, I don't care about the method.I can't think of a way to realize it, so I would...
environment·CentOS·MySQL 5.6...password is set in mysql_config_editor·Linux username...testThe following command creates the file as expected.sh hoge.sh▼hoge.sh mysqldump --single-transaction-u databa...
In CentOS 8, we created a shell script that records the results of the top command in a log file every 10 seconds.#!/bin/shwhile truedo top-b-n 1 | head-30>>/var/log/process-logger.log sleep10do...
Why does the -e option behave differently when the script is written in /etc/rc.local and when it is not?For example, if you have a script like this and run caller.sh, the echo-sleep5.sh process disap...
I'd like to write a program that takes the current time (hh:mm) in the shell script and branches conditions between 12:00 and 13:00 in the if statement.In this case, sec_time=date'+%h'start_time = 12:...
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