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How to auto insert a string in filename by bash?

I have the output file day by day: The date and time string, ex: 202105200900 will change every day. I need to manually rename these files to ( insert a short string x86 after date/time ) any bash script can help to do this? Answer If you’re always inserting the string “x86” at character #18…

Externing a C++ class to avoid including its header file

I have created a static library for the following class, libtgbotengine.a and externed the class to be used in a different project. tgbotengine.h In a different project, I want to link libtgbotengine.a with the following cpp file. My goal is to not to include tgbotengine.h. Is externing myTgBotEngine help me …

Why copy command is not working when using file paths?

I’m having a problem with the copy command. cp ../teste/env/test/x.tar ../../../teste2/file The folders exist and also the file x.tar. When I start the script I’m on a different folder, so that’s why I make a ../ at the begining. It keeps giving me this error: cp: cannot create regular file …

Set up gams module for python on Linux

I’m sure this problem is pretty basic but this is my first time trying to run gams via python on Linux so I’d appreciate some help. My problem seems to be that I cannot properly link the GAMS directory. When I tried to I got an error: I’m trying to run this on a cluster (Linux). I can get it

Writing a script with ping information into an excel or .csv file

I would like to create a table of min/avg/max ping data using a script. The input would be a .txt of host names and their locations, the output should be a table of those names and their ip address and max, avg and min ping of the command ping -c 10 example.com It would be something similar to this: Answer

Setup or env variable lost after running bash files

Please excuse me if there is an error in the sample code. There are two files testA.sh and testB.sh. testA.sh testB.sh deepak[18:33] $ ./testA.sh test b hello deepak[18:33] $ echo $a deepak[18:33] $ If we run any setup in the testB.sh then how can we use that setup or env variable in the main console (for exa…