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I like the dea, but tend to agree with CarloM - the display does look too "busy" for my taste.
Also I couldn't find a way to "collapse" the expanded threads to get tot a "minimalistic" display.
How...

Hey,

Just added a new UserCP option so you can change the code tags to look like the code tags in this example (turn this on and off):

Note: I set the default to "SyntaxHighlighting" for...

What is the difference between $(< filename ) and $( cat filename ) ? :rolleyes:
Or should i ask ... are they equivalent ?

This is cute...

There is a comment in the POSIX Standard's rationale for the simple commands section of the shell command language description that says:

But, I don't see anything in the...

Hello All,

Let's join our hands together to appreciate Corona688 for completing and reaching to the landmark of 4000+ THANKS. I do want to appreciate Corona688 on behalf of everyone here in forum...

I agree with what Aia said, but there are cases where adding a "/." (or just "/") to the end of a pathname that is supposed to be a directory can be helpful. For example, with the command:
mv...

You missed the greatest point in my opinion, passion and love for the work being done.

It is the irrational thing that drives people. If you lack passion for the job you will do it poorly, no...

Yes - it is the desired outcome.

In fact for some (in a historical sense short) time the IT business was ruled by the witch doctors and not the serfs. This time seems to be over by now and the...

This is a bit unintuitive, but in fact it comes from the structure of the filesystem itself. Filesystems in UNIX (any UNIX filesystem i know so far) rely on "inodes", which hold the files metadata...

The standards require that "standard utilities" have to be available as stand-alone utilities so you do things like:
find dir -exec utility arg... \;
The only utilities defined by the standards...

Robin is correct. It all depends on what resolves means. And, the standards lawyers love stuff like this. And, the text agenda.kgb quoted:

is the key here. If the function you're using is...

Actually you can replace those as well (but then the first delimiter needs to be escaped with a backslash):
$ PMTargetFilePath=/foo/bar
$ echo '<ATTRIBUTE NAME ="Output file directory" VALUE...

Hi all...

I wrote this poem 10 years ago, thought you all might like it...

Analogue or Digital.

I decided to nip this in the bud,
Before it comes to court m'lud,
Digital or analogue I...

Nearest I get is gerp. I'm forever typing it. I don't know why.

Ranges in "bracket expressions" in regexes need to be defined using the lower bound first, then the upper. Upper case characters have lower ASCII values than have lower cases, so your range above was...

Try [A-Za-z]*

Often a wildcard test on files is needed.
Because test -f ... or [ -f ... ] have problems with zero or many arguments, and even [[ -f ... ]] has problems, and I have seen some ugly work-arounds,...

Of course.....

Here is what I finally came up with, its a bit long, but the results were what I was looking for....

cat test1 | sed 's/[[^\t]*/" "&/7' | sed 's/^/homeDnModify "/g' | sed 's/$/"...

The patch blog has:

https://blogs.oracle.com/patch/entry/solaris_idrs_available_on_mos

information on dealing with bash 'shellshock' vulnerability.

It is not exactly our scope but a bit of networking knowledge is becoming for any Sysadmin - and, btw., it is a very funny read either:

The Router God (http://www.routergod.com)

Especially the...

Well, see this thread (https://www.unix.com/tips-and-tutorials/36711-whole-story-usr-bin-ksh.html) especially "Part 2 The Format of the #! Line"

I don't know if this is an anomaly or by design.

bash-3.2# cat t
#!/bin/sh
wc -l wpd*.prg >wc.out ...

See this thread (https://www.unix.com/unix-for-advanced-and-expert-users/243903-dot-sourcing-differences-ksh-aix-vs-linux-vs-solaris.html)

Note that with either find ... -exec ... + or with xargs, if only one matching file is found or if there are enough matching files to invoke grep multiple times and the last invocation only passes...