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Bash Brace Expansion in Systemd ExecStart

The following test is in CentOS 7.1. Create the following file test.service in /usr/lib/systemd/system/ and execute systemctl daemon-reload; systemctl restart test; systemctl status test -l There is no output of the value as the ${a} does not substitute as the word hello world, until it is changed echo ${a} i…

Inserting strings to file names with different extensions

I have a number of files of different type in a directory: file, file0, file.txt, file.jpg etc. Some with extensions, some without. I want to rename files in a directory by inserting ‘final’ to them. So they would appear as: filefinal, file0final, filefinal.txt, filefinal.jpg etc. I imagine that t…

Chef – using a for loop with SQLEOH

I have a bash resource which is failing when attempting to loop through some ddl scripts. The same syntax without a for loop (and literal script name) works fine in Chef, and it all works including with the for loop in a terminal: The errors I am getting indicate a problem with the SQLEOH delimiter and unexpe…

Change all non-ascii chars to ascii Bash Scripting

I am trying to write a script that take people names as an arguments and create a folder with their names. But in folder names, the non-ascii chars and whitespaces can sometimes make problem so I want to remove or change them to ascii chars. I can remove the whitespace between name and surname but I can not f…

renaming file using shell script

I have tons of image inside a folder and it also has different file types. I have tried googling for an answer but I can’t seem to find one. I wanted the files to be named 1.jpg, 2.png, 3.gif. . . n.JPEG. Could someone help me out with this? Answer Try the command below: Make note that the command above