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htaccess misconfiguration 500

So basically i created a .htaccess file which removes .html extension and redirects /file.html to /file but when i write /file.html/ it causes a 500 internal server error, How can I map/file.html/ to my custom error page ? or simply redirect that also to /file.html Here is the code : Answer With your shown samples, could you please try following(comments

Unexpected characters coming in bash in while loop

I am trying to get IP of a few 1000 domains… below is my program… it shows me sh -x domains-ip.sh $ and ‘ and r is not something I was expecting… Any idea where I am doing wrong? I check While Loop in Bash Unexpected Character but the selected answer I am also using… PS: is there any better

How to get consolidated count of delimiter occurrence

I have a requirement to fetch the count the occurrence of ‘|’ in each line of a file then match the count with given inputcount, needs to throw exception when the count is wrong. Say if the inputcount=3 and the file has following content then exception should get thrown on executing the line 2 and it should exit the file.

How can I select only the rows In file 1 that match column values in file 2?

I have multiple measurements per ‘Subject’ in file 1. I only want to use the highest quality, singular measurement per Subject. In my second file I have the exact list of which measurement is the best for each Subject. This information is contained in the column ‘seriesnumber’. The number in the ‘seriesnumber’ column in file 2 corresponds to the best

Failed to commit transaction (conflicting files) when updating packages on Manjaro [closed]

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Linux – Store a sql select value in a variable bash

I want to store the value of the sqlite statement in a variable backup=$(sqlite3 “/home/miguel/Desktop/SO/ProjetoFinal/Backup_Principal.db” “SELECT periocidade_backup FROM STORAGE WHERE path’$path’;”) But when i echo $backup it returns the following: sqlite3 “/home/miguel/Desktop/SO/ProjetoFinal/Backup_Principal.db” “SELECT periocidade_backup FROM STORAGE WHERE path=’$path’;” What am I doing wrong? Answer the part of your code ‘$path’ is using a single quote which is literal and show

Changing process priorities

Building off of this, I would like to change process priorities based on RAM usage. I’m perfectly aware that this isn’t always the best way to change priorities, but this is just for a project. I’m trying to use renice and execvp to set process priorities. The problem is that I want to launch renice with additional parameters to change

Add more new lines to end of line in stdout

I want to be able to print out my logs with extra new lines. This is what the logs look like They look much cluttered in the terminal and although there is a newline, I want to add 1 more newline to make it more readable. I tried using and to no avail. Answer Not entirely certain about portability, but

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