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Tag: unix

What is the integer value of AF_UNIX?

So, I’m trying to write some JNA code to work with Unix sockets, and I’m trying to reference AF_UNIX for sockets. I looked through some of the gcc included files, but I couldn’t find anything. Answer On my Ubuntu-machine it is defined in /usr/include/x86_64-linux-gnu/bits/socket.h as 1. I haven’t checked around in other Unix source trees, but I have a feeling

How to prevent Python script from Force exit?

I am running a python script and trying to prevent from force exiting or print an error message or log that into the log file. I am already using logging.info(“”) for logging.. or just print for printing something.. but what or how do I create a method or function that can either do print or log when it force exit?

How do I create a file in FUSE in C?

For an assignment we have to build a FUSE file system using C. I am trying to create an empty file in the mountpoint directory that I have mounted when I start fuse but it’s not working. I tried placing the following inside my own implementation of the fuse init function: After I had done that, what happened when I

Merge multiple files preserving the original sequence in unix

I have multiple (more than 100) text files in the directory such as The contents of the file are name of some variables like files_1_100.txt contains some variables names between 1 to 100 Similarly files_201_300.txt contains some variables between 101 to 200 and files_1001_1100.txt as I can merge them using the command However, the contents of files does not follow

how to send output of ‘ls-l’ to cp command using pipes?

i want to copy the output of ls -l command into a file say “xyz”. i know i have to take the output of ls -l and then send it to cp command using pipe i.e output of ls-l will be used as an input for cp command Answer Output to file “test.txt”: Sumary of pipes: > Save output to

Delete last executed command in Linux terminal

I want to do a clear but only of the last command I executed. Here is a example so you can understand it better: If that’s the current state of the shell I want to execute a command (for example echo a > /tmp/foo) and keep the console: So it should be something like echo a > /tmp/foo && clear

Make directory structure from forward slashes

Im pulling an html document from a windows machine onto my linux box and the issue is the directory structure is not maintained between the two. This is how it looks in linux Im thinking of using a bash script that will change the “” into a “/” essentially making a folder. Im guessing their is a standard way of

How to confirm SFTP file delivery?

I am sending a file using SFTP and public key for non-root user, looks like the file is sent, but I cant find it on the target folder, maybe due to permission. here is the -vvv : target directory How can I make sure the file is delivered, without server access ? Answer All you can do is to check

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