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Joe: I would like to use a variable inside a Jenkinsfilescript and then pass its value to shell script execution (either as an environment variable or command line argument). But the following Jenkinsfile: for (i in [ 'a', 'b', 'c' ]) {
echo i
sh 'echo
Joe: I would like to use a variable inside a Jenkinsfilescript and then pass its value to shell script execution (either as an environment variable or command line argument). But the following Jenkinsfile: for (i in [ 'a', 'b', 'c' ]) {
echo i
sh 'echo
username I'm having some trouble passing a bash script variable to the awk command line. Here is pseudo code: for FILE in $INPUT_DIR/*.txt; do
filename=`echo $FILE | sed -n 's/^.*\(chr[0-9A-Z]*\).*.vcf$/\1/p'`
OUTPUT_FILE=$OUTPUT_DIR/$filename.snps.txt
egre
username I'm having some trouble passing a bash script variable to the awk command line. Here is pseudo code: for FILE in $INPUT_DIR/*.txt; do
filename=`echo $FILE | sed -n 's/^.*\(chr[0-9A-Z]*\).*.vcf$/\1/p'`
OUTPUT_FILE=$OUTPUT_DIR/$filename.snps.txt
egre
username I'm having some trouble passing a bash script variable to the awk command line. Here is pseudo code: for FILE in $INPUT_DIR/*.txt; do
filename=`echo $FILE | sed -n 's/^.*\(chr[0-9A-Z]*\).*.vcf$/\1/p'`
OUTPUT_FILE=$OUTPUT_DIR/$filename.snps.txt
egre
username I'm having some trouble passing a bash script variable to the awk command line. Here is pseudo code: for FILE in $INPUT_DIR/*.txt; do
filename=`echo $FILE | sed -n 's/^.*\(chr[0-9A-Z]*\).*.vcf$/\1/p'`
OUTPUT_FILE=$OUTPUT_DIR/$filename.snps.txt
egre
username I'm having some trouble passing a bash script variable to the awk command line. Here is pseudo code: for FILE in $INPUT_DIR/*.txt; do
filename=`echo $FILE | sed -n 's/^.*\(chr[0-9A-Z]*\).*.vcf$/\1/p'`
OUTPUT_FILE=$OUTPUT_DIR/$filename.snps.txt
egre
username I'm having some trouble passing a bash script variable to the awk command line. Here is pseudo code: for FILE in $INPUT_DIR/*.txt; do
filename=`echo $FILE | sed -n 's/^.*\(chr[0-9A-Z]*\).*.vcf$/\1/p'`
OUTPUT_FILE=$OUTPUT_DIR/$filename.snps.txt
egre
username I am trying to pass a shell variable to a shell script via command line arguments. Below is the command written in shell script. LOG_DIRECTORY="${prodName}_${users}users"
mkdir -m 777 "${LOG_DIRECTORY}"
and I tried to run as: prodName='DD' users=50 .
username I am trying to pass a shell variable to a shell script via command line arguments. Below is the command written in shell script. LOG_DIRECTORY="${prodName}_${users}users"
mkdir -m 777 "${LOG_DIRECTORY}"
and I tried to run as: prodName='DD' users=50 .
username I am trying to pass a shell variable to a shell script via command line arguments. Below is the command written in shell script. LOG_DIRECTORY="${prodName}_${users}users"
mkdir -m 777 "${LOG_DIRECTORY}"
and I tried to run as: prodName='DD' users=50 .
username I am trying to pass a shell variable to a shell script via command line arguments. Below is the command written in shell script. LOG_DIRECTORY="${prodName}_${users}users"
mkdir -m 777 "${LOG_DIRECTORY}"
and I tried to run as: prodName='DD' users=50 .
bow For example this works: echo 1 // output: 1
This doesn't work: 'echo 1' | "/bin/sh" // output: echo 1: command not found
Why is the string because I have the output of awk and I need to pass the string to execute some commands like this: awk '{ print 'ch
Amanda I want mutt( mutt-kz, actually - I'd love to migrate to, neomuttbut it's a bigger project) to get the SMTP password passso I don't have to store it in the config file in clear text, but I'm not sure how to correctly The password is passed to mine .muttr
Amanda I want mutt( mutt-kz, actually - I'd love to migrate to, neomuttbut it's a bigger project) to get the SMTP password passso I don't have to store it in the config file in clear text, but I'm not sure how to correctly The password is passed to mine .muttr
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<a href="/stampasingoloreport/{{$utente->id}}" class="btn btn-box-tool" role="button"><i class
Donnoughue I have a file called fruit.txt which contains a list of fruit names (apple, banana.orange, kiwi, etc). I want to create a script that allows me to pass arguments when calling the script, i.e. script.sh orange, which will then use grep to search for
Thuro Background information: I'm trying to write a small shell script that searches a .fas file for a pattern (string) and prints the line and position where the pattern was found. The following snippet works when I call the shell script: Script (search.sh):
Thuro Background information: I'm trying to write a small shell script that searches a .fas file for a pattern (string) and prints the line and position where the pattern was found. The following snippet works when I call the shell script: Script (search.sh):
Thuro Background information: I'm trying to write a small shell script that searches a .fas file for a pattern (string) and prints the line and position where the pattern was found. The following snippet works when I call the shell script: Script (search.sh):
Thuro Background information: I'm trying to write a small shell script that searches a .fas file for a pattern (string) and prints the line and position where the pattern was found. The following snippet works when I call the shell script: Script (search.sh):
d1k I want to use gnuplotwith awkin shell command line like below. gnuplot -persist -e " plot '< awk_command' "
my awkcommand is awk '/match_pattern/ {print $4}' log.txt
I can't find how to handle quotes in the awk command. gnuplot -persist -e "plot " < awk
d1k I want to use gnuplotwith awkin shell command line like below. gnuplot -persist -e " plot '< awk_command' "
my awkcommand is awk '/match_pattern/ {print $4}' log.txt
I can't find how to handle quotes in the awk command. gnuplot -persist -e "plot " < awk
d1k I want to use gnuplotwith awkin shell command line like below. gnuplot -persist -e " plot '< awk_command' "
my awkcommand is awk '/match_pattern/ {print $4}' log.txt
I can't find how to handle quotes in the awk command. gnuplot -persist -e "plot " < awk
d1k I want to use gnuplotwith awkin shell command line like below. gnuplot -persist -e " plot '< awk_command' "
my awkcommand is awk '/match_pattern/ {print $4}' log.txt
I can't find how to handle quotes in the awk command. gnuplot -persist -e "plot " < awk
d1k I want to use gnuplotwith awkin shell command line like below. gnuplot -persist -e " plot '< awk_command' "
my awkcommand is awk '/match_pattern/ {print $4}' log.txt
I can't find how to handle quotes in the awk command. gnuplot -persist -e "plot " < awk
This_ I use Automator to do the following: Ask the user to select a folder (as a service action) Ask the user to choose a name from a list (AppleScript choose from list ...) Pass the chosen folder and chosen name to shell-script I understand how to pass the fo
in Nakyo I have a bunch of mysql scripts that use name1 as the database name and populate that database with my data . However, I want to be able to choose the name of the database instead of always naming it name1 everywhere in my sql script . I already have