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Hi Lord Spectre

Please, review how you have executed the code from post #4. Based on your input it should have given you the desired output instead of no output as you mentioned.

Here's another...

One way in Bash could be:
n=$(printf "%-9s" 2457)
printf "%s\n" ${n// /0}
245700000

cat p.py
#!/usr/bin/env python3

data = {}
with open("file-to-search.txt") as f2s:
for line in f2s:
fields = line.split()
fields.pop(1)

if fields[0] in data:
...

Command:
perl -ne '/^\d/ and $c=$_ and next; $ip{$c} .= $_; END{for $i (sort keys %ip){print "$i$ip{$i}"}}' report1.txt
Output:
10.9.11.128
-rwxr-xr-x user1 2019-12-29 17:53...

perl -ple 's/\w+?(\d{4})[._]/$1 $&/' kumarinfa.file

Output:

-rw-r--r-- 1 360 600 94255 Jan 01 11:16 2020 file1_2020.csv
-rw-r--r-- 1 360 600 114573 Dec 29 11:10...

Hello sravani25,

If you were to post the output of your df -h command it could make it possible to let you know even more.
It is OK for learning and quick iteration what you have done with...

echo ${A_LIGNE/${A_PATTERN}}
Output:
cnezJ,V ,FMZ fd,Mok CODKJ,F fcnQ, VMQKV Q

A mock-up of your specific question:
A_LIGNE=" cnezJ V ,FMZ fd,Mok CODKJ,F SOME_WORD fcnQ, VMQKV Q"...

echo $str1 | sed 's/\\n/\n/g' > text.txt

The backslash is not a metacharacter in a POSIX compliant bracket expression. Therefore [\s] will match the characters \ or s instead of white space.

Print count of case insensitive pattern /it/
echo "It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness..." |
perl -nle '$c+=()=/it/gi;...

ls *dups.bam \
| xargs -I % echo --bam % \
| xargs python "${path_to_strelka}"/bin/configureStrelkaGermlineWorkflow.py \
--referenceFasta "${fasta}" --callRegions "${bed}" --exome \
--runDir...

A segmentation fault core dump is not due to user unfamiliarity. It is a program misbehavior outside the user control. In this case it appears that the extundelete utility has fallen out of...

What you are asking can be done with ClusterSSH.

Take a look at what SELinux is doing for you.

Substitute the highlighted for just -i

I am sorry if I ever gave you the impression that I was somewhat inferring that you or UNIX.COM should be in the Cloud. My post was prompted as a personal opinion following in the same spirit of...

I would like to repeat that it is all about CI/CD ( I do not have to highlight it since I made myself clear before). Companies (customers) that do not implement CI/CD for the most part do not...

Sorry, Neo, if I struck a nerve there, but I never said that CI/CD are engineering principles. I said that the Cloud is appreciated by those customers that implements CI/CD as part of their...

Sure it does, but as soon as it sees that you are giving it a glob it wants you to identify where the options ends and where the files start, it case that there's a file starting with a -, it doesn't...

It appears that the zip utility you are using, does not know what's an option and what's a file to work upon, if you give it a glob (which it could represent one or more files). So it wants you to...

The place holder for whatever you script is named, the one you want to re-write.

Give it a try as \r?\n

Try zip -u -q Desktop_Items.zip ./*.desktop as it says: Use ./*glob*

or zip -u -q Desktop_Items.zip -- *.desktop as it says:or -- *glob*

I question the wisdom of what you are trying to do, but I will not elaborate unless you care to share.

Please, try the following:

perl -pe 'BEGIN{%id=(1=>2, 2=>3, 3=>4, 4=>1)}...

It is all about Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery and Continuous Deployment. (CI/CD) If a customer does not see value on it, it might not be able to appreciate what the Cloud does...