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how to edit a line having IPv4 address using sed command

I need to modify an ntp configuration file by adding some options to the line containing Ip addresses. I have been trying it for so long using sed command, but no able to modify the line unless i don’t know the IP addresses. Let say, i have few lines as, server 172.0.0.1 server 10.0.0.1 I need to add ib…

What end of stream dup2 change?

What end of the stream does dub2 ( ) change is it the end the OS is connected to or the end connected to application . this code redirect output to file and not the screen which means that input side of stream is connected now to the file right . Answer Before the dup2(), the file descriptor table for

Node JS process running under PM2 and file permissions

I have a small node.js (v13.5.0) server running under PM2 (v4.4.0) on a RHEL 7.6 box. As a part of it’s function it writes a small CSV file to the disc for every incoming request. This app is writing these files with the perms (rw-r—–). The user I am having PM2 executing my process as has um…

merge different files into 1 text file in R

I have two files with one being text, and the other being a data frame, now I just want to merge them into one as a text file. With linux, I can use: I wonder if we can do the same thing with R? Thanks alot Phuong Answer We can use file.append: Or if files are already imported into R,

Sending Stata output to a logfile under Ubuntu

I write the Stata do-file and run it with a script code under the Ubuntu system. The .sh file with the following contents: It will generate a log file with the name of mydofile.log after running the .sh code. My question is how to specify the path and name of this log file? Answer You could redirect stdrr and…

understanding syslog logs format [closed]

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