!!!Solved!!! Thank you guys for your help, it’s all working now. I made changes to my code as suggested by @RSahu and got it to work. Thanks for all your input I’ve been really stuck with this. To @Basile: I will definitely check that out but for this particular piece of code I’m not gonna use it because it looks
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Wget Directory, Where? How? [closed]
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Making a folder visible for a few selected users in Linux
I would like to share a folder called ‘files’ with user1 and user2 in my Linux account. Is there a way to set the authorizations to read write or execute for only these two users and keep it secure from other users? To my knowledge, it is only possible to do this for a usergroup as a whole. Thank you
Linux/shell – Remove all (sub)subfolders from a directory except one
I’ve inherited a structure like the below, a result of years of spaghetti code… In reality, this folder is thousands of subfolders large. I only need to keep ./gallery/{number}/full/* (i.e. the full folder and all files within, from each numbered directory within gallery), with everything else no longer required and needs to be deleted. Is it possible to construct a
No such file or directory error in linux
Recently I have installed a program called “paradigm”. In the program path (/home/hora/Paradigm/) there is a directory “testdata” (/home/hora/Paradigm/testdata) which includes a shell script that runs an example test of the application.The first time I installed the program I was able to run the shell script(runtests.sh) but now that I try to run it I get the error of “
linux how to allow user to read/write/delete files created from root in a specific folder
I use automysqlbackup to backup my mysql database. The problem is I can only run this program using sudo automysqlbackup. This program dumps the backup into my folder /home/user/backup but theses files are owned by root and when I connect via ftp to this folder I cannot delete or read them. Is it possible that any files created by root
Changing working directories in Linux shell in a C program
My goal is to write a C program that is like a basic shell for Linux. I have everything working except changing working directories. I have tried the system() for input strings for cd and nothing happened. I also tried chdir(“tokened string”) and also no luck. Anyone have any ideas? This is part of my code: Is it possible to
How to efficiently monitor a directory for changes on linux?
I am working with Magento, and there is a function that merges CSS and Javascript into one big file. Regardless the pros and cons of that, there is the following problem: The final file gets cached at multiple levels that include but are not limited to: Amazon CloudFront Proxy servers Clients browser cache Magento uses an MD5 sum of the