I'm teaching a basic Unix class using Ubuntu. We've already covered basic Unix stuff such as:
bash shell scripting
file and directory permissions
filesystem hierarchy
common commands
I would like to give students some less academic, more real-world skills. Most of my students are headed toward network/system administration.
Hi friends you can solve my question about make 3 shell scripts?
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Write a shell script such that, given multiple files as arguments, showing, for each of them, his name and the number of lines it contains. Try it with any file.
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I have N number of python scripts which i am receiving from REST web server and i am saving them in /home/mandar/ . Now i want to write a script to run all the python scripts from this directory and monitor them every minute...if any process is dead or hung it should be restarted by this script.
I am beginner to the SHELL SCRIPT and want to Learn SHELL SCRIPT Basics.
This thread should help to all beginners who want to learn SHELL SCRIPT
*** Thanks in advance to those who will contribute on this thread ***
Please guide me and all beginners...
1. Is there any good e-book available? if yes please share links.
2. Where can I try my shell script learning? any online servers available?
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hi,i am using ubuntu and generally use VI editor to write shell scripts. i am required to write a shell script to copy the text of one file(a text file) into another file.While the script executes, the shell shall ask the user to input the source filename and destination filename (both these files have been initially created by using "cat" command in the terminal).
Hi All,
Am bit new to Shell scripting, I've used some scripts using expect shell to logon to a router, But in my current organization i don't have the package is get installed and do not have the permission to do install also.
Can anyone please suggest me a way how to write a script to log-on into a cisco router without using "expect" in shell script.
Thanks in advance,
Jeeva Ganesan
Write a shell script to invoke various scripts from it in a current directory.
Write a shell script to find two words and also to show the position on the words inside a line.
I've been reading about Content Providers and the Media Store but I'm still not sure what's the best way to solve this common problem.
To simplify, let's say I want to create an app to read ebooks. Users will copy their ebooks in the device storage somehow (i.e: using the USB and their computer, from dropbox, email...).
Ebooks might be in several formats (mobi, epub,...).
I am a beginner linux user, trying to teach myself how to use linux tools on a cygwin install. I decided to make up a project to try to teach myself the basics of shell scripting and simultaneously accomplish some personal education.
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