The problem is when I try to run the binary file. If I type ./hldsupdatetool.bin I get an error message "-bash: ./hldsupdatetool.bin: No such file or directory. It seems the OS can't find the file. I've downloaded the file several times thinking it may have been corrupt but...
Used by github/github_download_release_file.sh, github_download_release_jar.sh, and install/download_*_jar.sh dump_stats.sh - dumps common command outputs to text files in a local tarball. Useful to collect support information for vendor support cases in the given or current directory. ...
gcr_tag_newest_image_as_latest.sh added gcr_tag_newest_image_as_latest.sh Sep 16, 2020 generate_status_page.sh updated generate_status_page.sh Aug 23, 2020 gerrit.sh updated gerrit.sh Sep 3, 2020 gerrit_projects.sh updated gerrit_projects.sh Sep 2, 2020 ...
then # update the working file to newest version cp "$TAMPDIR/setupTermuxArch" "${0##*/}" rm -rf "$TAMPDIR" cd "$WDIR" # change directory back to working directory [[ -z "${ARGS:-}" ]] && printf "\\e[1;32mFile \\e[0;32m'%s'\\e[1;32m UPDATED\\e[1;34m:\\...
checks/check_sqlfluff.sh - recursively iterates all SQL code files found in the given or current directory and runs SQLFluff linter against them, inferring the different SQL dialects from each path/filename/extension AWS - Amazon Web Services aws/ directory: AWS scripts - aws_*.sh: aws_pr...
It will show permissions, owner, size, and the time stamp for each file and directory. Another handy command is -lat, which will show a list of files with the newest files at the top:[myname@lab1 ~]$ ls -latYou might find that in some directories there are so many files that the...
/bin/bash# Unit-tests for library script in the current directory# Also verifies test script is derived from library filenameTEST_FILENAME=$(basename$0)# prefix-replace needs this in a variableSUBJ_FILENAME="${TEST_FILENAME#test-}";unsetTEST_FILENAMETEST_DIR=$(dirname$0)/ANY_FAILED=0# ...
How to find newest file with given name? This post will probably be boring for you, but this is mostly just a reminder to myself, written in form of a blog post. So, I have a directory structure: /some/path/imported/DATE/TIME/file, where DATE is date of importing, in format YYYY...
A slash (/) indicates that the file is a directory, an asterisk (*) means the file is executable, an at sign (@) indicates a symbolic link, an equals sign (=) is a socket, and a pipe or vertical bar (|) is a FIFO (first in, first out) buffer. ...
(if somebody is interested in details, checkgen_shell_function_matchesinpcomplete.c). When changing Django to exit with exit code 124 or 127 instead of 1 the autocompletion completely breaks and offers only file and directory names in the current directory instead of the usual completion options...