I have to sort files in current directory based on word count by using command wc and pipe | necessarily. What command do I have to use? I thought I had to use a command sort | wc -w, but I failed. Answer I think this can help. The ls -1 will list all files of the current directory, and
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Command to list reordered ls columns works in terminal but not through running a script?
I’m trying to make a script that will print information of all files in a given directory in order of owner, group, filename, then permissions separated by commas. The code I wrote works fine when ran in terminal, but when I try to run it through a script with a directory given as $1, it only prints the owner name
grep all .js urls from text file
There is a File a.txt I want to grep all .js extension URLs so I tried this but it not showing https://site.tld/b.js?query=1 And when I tried this, It also select js name from anywhere Thanks in advance Answer Just escape the . with a
How to copy files containing the given character using terminal in Linux Mint?
In Linux Mint, I have a directory that has many files and I want to copy files that contain x in their filename and paste them into other destination. How can I do it using a terminal? Answer Go to the directory that contains all of your files, then try this one. this commnad can help you. replace YourDestination wtih
linux command rename dates (YYYY.MMDD) to numbers(001,002,…,066,067) sequentially
I have renamed many files by using ‘rename’. However, I find a problem with conversion dates to numbers. The file name is 2021.0801, 2021.0802, .. etc. (Year.Month&date) I need to change Month&date parts to numbers of 001, 002, etc. So I need to rename to I saw I can do it when I use rename or #, ? but I
How can I use the watch command with a customized nvidia-smi output message?
I use the nvidia-smi command quite frequently, and I have a separate alias in my .bashrc that I use to monitor it (alias gpu=’watch -n 3 nvidia-smi’). I recently learned about customizing the output message of nvidia-smi and am using the following: nvidia-smi | tee /dev/stderr | awk ‘/ C / {print $3}’ | xargs -r ps -up that I
Using the apt list command to output to a file (Debian)
I want to take the entire list that generates from the apt list command and save or view it in a file. Either in nano or some form of a text editor. I thought of piping results into a file, any help would be appreciated, Thank You! Answer As updated to specfic sceniro The quick solution is to use where
How to log every single command executed from shell script
I am trying to find a way to record every single command that is executed by any user on the system. Things that I have came across earlier. It is possible to view shell commands executed from the terminal using ~/.bashrc_history file. There is a catch here, It logs only those commands which were executed interactively from bash shell/terminal. This
Failed to open /dev/mem: Permission denied
Today, I tried to use this command on my raspberry Pi: But I got this error message : I’ve tried to place “sudo” before the command but I got the same error. How can I resolve this please ? (and sorry if I did a mistake, I started playing with my raspberry today and this is also my first question
unix command to search count of 5XX status HTTP requests in the log
i need to write a unix command to search count of 5XX status HTTP requests in the log. Log format is like below example : any suggestions ? Answer A minimal solution would be grep will filter the output to only the lines including the string 5XX, where X is any digit character. This output is then piped to wc