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Ben Morel I have a console application that needs to run as part of the deployment of a new application version on the server. This console application is designed to output to the console and cannot be changed. I want to run it normally, but log stdout and st
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Karthik Rao V. I want to execute a command during pod creation. I see two options available: kubectl run busybox --image=busybox --restart=Never -- sleep 3600 kubectl run busybox --image=busybox --restart=Never -- /bin/sh -c "sleep 3600" What is the difference
Anthony Bliss The source for a program that automatically adjusts a laptop's keyboard brightness to screen brightness is available on the Arch Wiki page for laptops. I can compile it and when I run the program as root it works fine. Unfortunately, I don't know
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Demi I want to run a simple shell command echo 1 > /proc/sys/kernel/sysrqon every boot to enable the sysrq key. This should be done at startup, where should I put a script to do this? Marius Matutiae Depends on the distribution. If you are using a Debian distr
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Ali Alqallaf： I try to quit and go back to where I started. I will try to demonstrate my application structure to make it easy for you to understand. First, I have a wrapper return user == null ? Authentication() : SectionWrapper();
In the partial wrapper
Ali Alqallaf： I try to quit and go back to where I started. I will try to demonstrate my application structure to make it easy for you to understand. First, I have a wrapper return user == null ? Authentication() : SectionWrapper();
In the partial wrapper
Ali Alqallaf： I try to quit and go back to where I started. I will try to demonstrate my application structure to make it easy for you to understand. First, I have a wrapper return user == null ? Authentication() : SectionWrapper();
In the partial wrapper
Ningstowe I have grep to look for a word playback that appears only once in mplayer's command output, and it runs on the line buffer as mplayer's command output keeps changing. But on the first detection, I need it to run the echo command. youtube-dl -q -f 95
Macspider I want to run two commands in bash at the same time, wait for both commands to execute successfully, and then run the third command. Also, I want to include this in the timecommand. Schematic: time { { cmd_1 & cmd_2 & } && cmd 3; } &> time.log
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Macspider I want to run two commands in bash at the same time, wait for both commands to execute successfully, and then run the third command. Also, I want to include this in the timecommand. Schematic: time { { cmd_1 & cmd_2 & } && cmd 3; } &> time.log
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Macspider I want to run two commands in bash at the same time, wait for both commands to execute successfully, and then run the third command. Also, I want to include this in the timecommand. Schematic: time { { cmd_1 & cmd_2 & } && cmd 3; } &> time.log
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Erdams There is a directory Awhose contents are frequently changed by others. I have created a personal directory Bin which all files are stored A. Currently, I only occasionally run rsyncfiles that I need from backup Ato B. However, I'm concerned that it is p
philipsk I am trying to move all loader.giffiles into a folder on the remote computer/Pictures find . -iname *.gif | grep loaderThe four files I wanted to move were shown, and naturally, I tried:find . -iname *.gif | grep loader -exec cp *.gif /home/me/ How ca
Macspider I want to run two commands in bash at the same time, wait for both commands to execute successfully, and then run the third command. Also, I want to include this in the timecommand. Schematic: time { { cmd_1 & cmd_2 & } && cmd 3; } &> time.log
For e
Macspider I want to run two commands in bash at the same time, wait for both commands to execute successfully, and then run the third command. Also, I want to include this in the timecommand. Schematic: time { { cmd_1 & cmd_2 & } && cmd 3; } &> time.log
For e
Erdams There is a directory Awhose contents are frequently changed by others. I have created a personal directory Bin which all files are stored A. Currently, I only occasionally run rsyncfiles that I need from backup Ato B. However, I'm concerned that it is p
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Ralph I created a file ~/.Xmodmapusing the map command . I thought it would start automatically after logging in (and rebooting), but it doesn't. so i have to always run after the login command $ xmodmap .Xmodmap Is it possible to automate this process? Thank
Carson I want my system to only start the terminal, but to be able to launch unified login after I have edited. /etc/default/grubFrom: GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash"
arrive GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash text"
and my system runs fine to
Carson I want my system to only start the terminal, but to be able to launch unified login after I have edited. /etc/default/grubFrom: GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash"
arrive GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash text"
and my system runs fine to
Carson I want my system to only start the terminal, but to be able to launch unified login after I have edited. /etc/default/grubFrom: GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash"
arrive GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash text"
and my system runs fine to
Carson I want my system to only start the terminal, but to be able to launch unified login after I have edited. /etc/default/grubFrom: GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash"
arrive GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash text"
and my system runs fine to
Carson I want my system to only start the terminal, but to be able to launch unified login after I have edited. /etc/default/grubFrom: GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash"
arrive GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash text"
and my system runs fine to
Spirit I've been working with oozie for a while and I want to kill a coordinator, but I don't want to kill the workflow started by the coordinator. Why should I do this? I have a scenario where my jobs have to run every 15 minutes, but the first job takes over
Regular land Yesterday I installed Free Disk Usage Analyzer on my girlfriend's laptop . Meanwhile, some of her Steam games are in the works. During this process, the laptop suddenly stopped working, possibly due to thermal issues. After waiting a while for it