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Finding repeated names in a file

Hi i have a txt file with last name and name of people, now i want do use egrep to only display the names of the people with the same last name. I have no idea how i could do this. Thanks for help my txt looks like this: and the output should be: I’ve currently tried running: …but this

Unable to import paramiko

I wrote a Python script on my laptop(written in 2.7.14) which makes use of paramiko module. It runs just fine on my laptop. I moved this script to a linux box & while running it, I get an error saying paraniko not found which is of course because the linux machine where I moved the script to doesn’t…

AWS NFS mount needs to be moved to AZure

read this mount -t nfs vs cifs already 🙁 ? Our requirement is that we have an application hosted in AWS using nfs-utils to mount a EFS for use ? My question is how can this be done in Azure. I know they have Azure files which works in quite similar way to EFS but as per azure documentation it

How the parent is restored after vfork()

As vfork creates the child process in the same address space as that of the parent, and when execv() is called on the child then how is the parent process restored, as exec loads the file and runs it in the same address space of the parent and hence the child? Answer When execv follows a true vfork, it does

A script wrapper that turns SIGINT into SIGHUP

I use Leiningen REPL that uses SIGINT to interrupt currently running code and to output a new prompt. The REPL can be stopped using SIGHUP or SIGKILL. I don’t actually run anything in the REPL – I just use it for some pre-defined side-effects. The problem is that IntelliJ IDEA can only send SIGINT…

weird issue with time function in C

I’m trying to get my Beaglebone Green to read an input from a certain pin, and when that pin sees a 1 to 0 transition (defined in pulse()), then it should set a timer. I want to make my timer like this: In idle, the timer is set to a TIMER_HOLD value (900000) To start the timer, I set it