# Save the PID of the scp of a given server for later done # Iterate through all the servers and: # Wait for the return code of each # Check the exit code from each scp for server in ${!server_pid[*]}; do wait $
^error^correction– replaces the term after the first^with the term given after the second^in the previous command, then executes the entire command echo– sends the following string or command to the specified file (if no file is specified, the string will output back to your terminal scree...
In the above example, ##*. strips longest match for ‘*.’ which matches “bash.string.” so after striping this, it prints the remaining txt. And %%.* strips the longest match for .* from back which matches “.string.txt”, after striping it returns “bash”. 5. Find and Replace ...
Bash supports a surprising number of string manipulation operations. Unfortunately, these tools lack a unified focus. Some are a subset ofparameter substitution, and others fall under the functionality of the UNIXexprcommand. This results in inconsistent command syntax and overlap of functionality, not...
${string/%pattern/replacement} Following syntax replaces with the replacement string, only when the pattern matches at the end of the given $string. $ cat posmatch.sh #! /bin/bash filename="/root/admin/monitoring/process.sh" echo "Replaced at the beginning:" ${filename/#\/root/\/tmp...
Replace substring in bash Let's say you have a big string and you want to replace part of it with another string. In that case, you use this kind of syntax: ${string/substr1/substr2} ✋ Only the first occurrence of a substring is replaced this way. If you want to replace all oc...
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Like SPACE, but scrolls a full screenful, even if it reaches end-of-file in the process. ENTER or RETURN or ^N or e or ^E or j or ^J Scroll forward N lines, default 1. The entire N lines are displayed, even if N is more than the screen size. ...
Here is a breakdown of each part of the expression: ${org_string}: This refers to the value of the Bash variable org_string. //: This is the pattern substitution operator. It tells Bash to replace all instances of a given pattern with a new string. o: This is the matched pattern, ...
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