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Forum: Solaris 11-14-2018
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Posted By jlliagre
You can easily fix that issue by setting the...
You can easily fix that issue by setting the MANPATH variable in the configuration file of your shell (.profile, .bash_profile or whatever), something like:

export...
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Posted By drysdalk
Hi, Taking these in turn: 1. grep -l...
Hi,

Taking these in turn:

1. grep -l basically just prints the names of files that match the pattern you're searching for, rather than printing the matching lines in the files themselves. For...
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Posted By bakunin
find is not only a utility to find files - that...
find is not only a utility to find files - that is, to produce a list of filenames to be printed - but a "programmable commandline filemanager", so to say.

How is that done? The basic operation is...
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Posted By RudiC
Do I get you right that you want the permissions,...
Do I get you right that you want the permissions, owner, group, and file name from ls's "long listing format" (as the bare ls alone won't yield those fields)? As long as you don't have white space...
Forum: OS X (Apple) 02-28-2016
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Posted By bakunin
According to the man page of OS X i found in the...
According to the man page of OS X i found in the net "-n" prevents the mv command to overwrite already existing files. That means: if you have files A, B and C and you do a

mv A D

you will end...
Forum: OS X (Apple) 01-09-2016
3,252
Posted By vbe
If you put your alias in .bashrc, that is the...
If you put your alias in .bashrc, that is the file to be sourced like this
. ./.bashrc
read dot space dot/....
Forum: OS X (Apple) 01-09-2016
3,252
Posted By Don Cragun
When you are typing commands into a shell (such...
When you are typing commands into a shell (such as bash), the shell expands aliases that you have defined (such as ll in your example). Those aliases are not expanded when your shell is executing...
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Posted By hicksd8
This is a common problem. Have you...
This is a common problem.

Have you checked the obvious?

See this support link:

https://support.apple.com/en-gb/HT204760
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