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You can install from the source on GIT:

https://www.tensorflow.org/install/install_sources

git clone https://github.com/tensorflow/tensorflow

etc etc.

Step-by-step.

You said you want the MTBF for each node. The node 127.0.0.1 was always down (for all three times it appeared in the data in post #4 and for both times it appeared in the data in post #1).

If a...

How about this:

awk '
{
for(i= 1; i< NF - 1; i+=3) {
now=$i
split($i, tm, ":")
now=tm[1]*3600+tm[2]*60+tm[3]
status=$(i+1)
host=$(i+2)
if(lastTime[host])
...

ps -e -o pid,user,rss,vsz,args
The RSS and VSZ columns are memory usage in kilobytes.
RSS is memory resident in RAM,
VSZ is virtual memory including reserved and swapped-out.
You can easily grep...

Maybe check the official site or join their mailing list and ask there:
rsync (https://rsync.samba.org/)

Hello chercheur111,

Could you please try following and let me know if this helps you.

awk -F"=" '{SUM=SUM?SUM+$NF:$NF} END{print "SUM = "SUM}' Input_file
Output will be as follows.

SUM =...

{ read A; read B; printf "%s\n" $A $B; sort -r; } < file | awk -F\. '!T[$1,$2,$3]++'
filename
-------------------------------------------------------
/tmp/g-9.n.gggg1000.fr-worker1.V.3.tar.bz2
...

Then, invert the logics!

In post#2, remove the exclamation mark in front of the T array.

Hello chercheur111,

Could you please try to escape character $ as follows and let me know if this helps.

iphost="$(ssh root@$machine -x "host $machine | awk '/has address/ { print \$4 }'")"...

Hello All,

We should be little careful with command hostname as if by mistakenly(eg-> hostname NEW_NAME) we have given something like typo etc with it then it will set the hostname of the system...

host 72.21.206.6 | awk '{print substr($NF,1,length($NF)-1)}'

How about host 72.21.206.6 | awk '{print $NF}'

Then have a look at that shell script and see if it explicitly inserts them into the output.
Or... if that shell script itself uses another input file that happens to contain carriage returns,...

There are probably carriage return (windows) characters in your input file.
Convert your file to UNIX format first:

tr -d '\r' < MyFile.txt > MyNewFile.txt

In post #3 in this thread, I suggested simple, clear shell, sed and awk scripts that did exactly what was requested. Since then there have been several proposals that, although they work with the...

And, with any POSIX-conforming shell (e.g., ash, bash, dash, ksh, etc.) you could use:
while read -r input
do echo "${input%.fr.*}"
done<file
or with sed:
sed 's/[.]fr[.].*//' file
or with awk:...

Hi, if its bash, this should work fine:
while read input
do echo "${input/.fr.*}"
done<file

Prints:
g-82.text.text1
g-xx.yyyyyy.zzzz


hth

EDIT:
And to illustrate the substitution:...

I wonder if it not something to do with your environment...
like not having JAVA_HOME set...
A good way of testing is to try to stra cassandra using cron on the remote, if it doesnt work then sure...

Even if not defined, address2 would overwrite the file - with nothing.

---------- Post updated at 10:17 ---------- Previous update was at 10:16 ----------

Emphasize: append

In line 3: you do not need quotes around the file name.
In line 5: address2 is not defined. and again the file name does not need to be in quotes. If address2 had been defined, it would erase the...

A non-existent file will be created upon redirection, i.e. both the operators > and >> will open a "fresh" file for output. Be aware that >> will append to an existing file.

touch filename...

Try

dpkg -l | grep "libatlas-base-dev"


Hope that helps
Regards
Peasant.

There really isn't a concept such a remote browser. If you are in a browser you are local (unless you are launch a browser from a machine and shoot the display to a different machine like in X...

Yiou can tunnel the local browser to the remote host, too, usung ssh.