I want to compare current date to date present in file [every 30 seconds and in background] I don’t know if I have to do an infinite loop or a while read line loop … So, every match of current date with a date of a file, I print the current line matched in xmessage. ( I add a date
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How can I make a ksh script terminate itself if any issues?
I have written a few ksh scripts, about 6 scripts. These are written to handle huge data files, something like 207 MB big. while running the script, sometimes it gets stuck and does not end. Human interruption is required. In production environment, I want it to run automatically, and should be able to end automatically if any issues without the
Linux C or C++ library to diff and patch strings? [closed]
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System Time change detection on linux
I was reading about the licensing of software and one question that came to my mind is that “how software detect the change in system time and block themselves if someone changes system time?”. Since there is no other reference available(provided we don’t have internet connection, otherwise we can use time servers as reference), how such software manages to do