Passing bash array as options, into executable command
I have this simplified command, executed in a .bashrc function:
Passing in custom command invocations to custom function in bash
I have a few custom bash functions.
Putting variable data into one single file
I’m hoping there is a better way to do this…
.bashrc based function cannot run twice
I created a .bashrc function for AWS ec2 describe-instances and for some reason, I cannot run the command twice, in terminal:
Is there a way to replace a line of output with a new value in a bash script?
Ok, now, I’ve seen answers to this question for C++ and PHP and so on, but I want to do this using bash.
exec keyword on a background command?
Normally, in a bash script, exec replaces the bash process, and the rest of the script is ignored:
bash – exec a background process?
Normally, in a bash script, exec replaces the bash process, and the rest of the script is ignored:
Bash Script Word in line that begins with variable and ends with whitespace(excluding whitespace)
Need to extract OpenShift pod name.
There is script
My startup.sh is not being ran at start, or at all
Whenever I start my Linux computer, I simply cannot run any application that requires my external drives. I’d need to open the file manager and open the drives in order for them to be ‘mounted’, so I decided ‘sod that, I’ll write a script to do it for me on startup!’
why my array is not empty after each while loop in bash script?
I have this script to iterate over namespaces and delete pods with not Running and completed status, I expect a new empty pod List array after each while loop , but still it is filled with previous values.