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GNU Coreutils written in Go. Licensed as GPLv3 or later.
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- main is the main entry point for easy testing
- ParseMode returns os . FileMode
- Recursive recursively iterates over all files in the slice and recursively recursively
- fromStamp parses a timestamp string .
- removeEmptyParents removes empty parents from dir .
- fmtSize formats size as a human readable string .
- createParents creates parent directories .
- setPrompt sets the prompt for the user
- parseDuration returns time . Duration
- parsePartialYear attempts to parse a string as hexadecimal string .
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QUESTION
I want to filter lines of oc rsh du -shc output like this:
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Apr-14 at 17:05It's very odd that your oc rsh broker-amq-1-15-snd64 du -shc / 2>/dev/null | od -c output shows no blanks or tabs, e.g. between cannot and read in:
QUESTION
I'm using Ubuntu 20.04 LTS and I was trying to install nestjs to study but... well, it's better to show what happened
first I tried to discover which version of my npm or node was, that was the result:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-18 at 21:07There are two way to solve your issue:
- Use npx before every nestjs command:
QUESTION
I get following error when I try to build a container image with buildah.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-02 at 10:02It worked with podman!
Steps which solved the problem for me:- I installed
podmanon macOS - I builded the
tools-imagewithpodman - I started the
tools-imagewith following command
QUESTION
I am using an alpine 3.11 to build my image, everything goes well during the build the dockefile is here below :
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-28 at 16:56Well I just had to add the diffutils package to the list after installing it everything works well
QUESTION
Both base32 and base64 CLI utils are part of gnu coreutils. So, why not add a base16?
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Answered 2021-Dec-20 at 08:39GNU coreutils is free. It's people very, very hard work they are doing for free. You are using it completely for free. How much have you donated? Donate them. Pay them if you want something.
Why not add a base16 into coreutils?
It costs work, both implementing, but mostly the never ending maintenance. If something is not needed, it's better not to add it and reduce the work and concentrate on what's important. Maintaining current commands, so they are up-to-date with all systems and be consistent and work, is way more important. Some even say, that (especially in open-source) a project leader has most importantly decide what features to reject, not which to add.
So, how much will you pay for implementing and then endless maintaining a base16 utility in GNU coreutils?
QUESTION
Below is dockerfile with installation details of ffmpeg.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-11 at 20:23You can find the Dockerfile for their build here https://github.com/alfg/docker-ffmpeg/blob/master/Dockerfile.
Maybe you can copy parts of their dockerfile into yours.
Here's my attempt. I switched your aspnet image to alpine since the ffmpeg dockerfile is alpine and changing package managers seemed like a big task.
QUESTION
Goal:
Create an interactive shell within an ECS Fargate container
Problem:
After running a task within the ECS service, the task status immediately goes to STOPPED after Pending and gives the following stopped reason: Essential container in task exited. Since the task is stopped, creating an interactive shell with the aws ecs execute-command is not feasible.
Background:
- Using a custom ECR image for the target container
- Cloudwatch logs show that the ECR image associated entrypoint.sh was successful
Dockerfile:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-28 at 18:25As soon as the last command in your entrypoint.sh finishes, the docker container is going to exit. Just like if you ran the docker container locally. I suggest working on getting a docker container to run locally without exiting first, and then deploying that to ECS.
A command like tail -f /dev/null will work if you just want the container to sit there doing nothing.
QUESTION
Python's standard library has a shlex.quote function that takes a string and returns one that is guaranteed to be interpreted as that same string by Unix shells. This is achieved by putting the string in single quotes and escaping any occurrences of the single quote character that appear in it.
This function is useful e.g. when you're templating out shell scripts and can't guarantee that the substituted values only contain "shell-safe" strings.
My question: Is there an equivalent of this written in pure bash with at most coreutils as a dependency? Or perhaps even a bash builtin mechanism I'm not aware of?
Minimal example to show how you would use such a utility (called shlex_quote here as a placeholder):
generate_greeting_script.sh:
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-23 at 12:44Since you refer to bash, you can use the bash specific format character "q" in printf:
QUESTION
I'm looking for ways to count the number of trailing newlines from possibly binary data either:
- read from standard input
- or already in a shell variable (then of course the "binary" excludes at least 0x0) using POSIX or coreutils utilities or maybe Perl.
This should work without temporary files or FIFOs.
When the input is in a shell variable, I already have the following (possibly ugly but) working solution:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-18 at 13:29Using GNU awk for RT and without reading all of the input into memory at once:
QUESTION
When I install expo it installs but it doesn't install. Here are the details about the issue.
I start off by typing:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-30 at 22:54Based on what you posted I'm assuming that the folder where yarn installs global node modules isn't in your path.
Try one of these:
- Try installing globally with npm (which is probably in your path)
npm i -g expo-cli
- Add yarn global folder to path:
echo PATH="$PATH:$(yarn global bin)" >> ~/.bash_profile
See this thread for more info: Yarn global command not working
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